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Jerose: "Don't forget LEDs!...you need enough to effectively render an assailant blind...once he's defeated you can reward yourself with Pez".
Just curious Justin. Did you end up re-performing bass parts that were already layed down after the Burbank O'Henry scoring sessions were finished? Only asking because I was contracted for those sessions and did 2 days at O'Henry plus one additional 1/2 day at Warner Bros. sound stage. Not for one second am I challenging your claim, as I know you are a 1st class player and hold you in the highest regard. Maybe you did re-do work. It was a hairy situation-my first big time score session-maybe I choked on some cues that they decided to bring someone in. I'm sure the contractor & composer (Theodore Shapiro) would not have told me to my face that I sucked on some tracks. Just to let you know that I'm for real, my name is Chris Stillwell. I met you at a street fair on Hillhurst playing with Inara George w/ Greg Kurstin something like 4 years ago. I work with Mike Andrews alot in Glendale.
No, I don't remember re-playing anyone else's stuff. It was a while ago, I don't remember many specifics, but I certainly don't remember anything of that nature.
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Jerose: "Don't forget LEDs!...you need enough to effectively render an assailant blind...once he's defeated you can reward yourself with Pez".
No, I don't remember re-playing anyone else's stuff. It was a while ago, I don't remember many specifics, but I certainly don't remember anything of that nature.
I had a similar reaction after seeing the movie The music was the best part.
The music was the best part.
