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With the amazing Paul Socolow on bass.

Quiet Sun "Mainstream" (1975). Fans of this band will be happy to know that the very long-awaited follow-up is being recorded this year.

Growing up in Brooklyn, NY in the 70s/80s, with it's local FM powerhouses hogging the airwaves, and tuning into WLIR, was like discovering some secret-cool-alternative Pirate station that played Gary Numan, Magazine and Midnight Oil when the only place to hear those acts (in the very early 80s)...

Hear, hear. I've noted the same thing. There are some very inventive professional tv music editors working today, and as soon as I note an interesting song, piece, or something I'm unfamiliar with, I'll hit www.tunefind.com and search the show/episode for the source. It worked a charm while...

I think Brian Eno may have been kidding (or at least trying to emulate Charlie Watts being interviewed in the 1960s) :laugh:. Addressing the OP's question, and filtered through your response however, makes me understand my own relationship with audible and music media in the past 3 decades or...

One of the most under-sung American bands of the past 40 years. Billy Swann on bass.

Indeed, he is and has been constantly evolving his art and his performance. The pivot back toward BX was a time-is-ripe step to try to generate some income (not necessarily profit) from a 40+ year old brand (no pun intended) that had had more fame and admiration than financial success. But draw...

I would love one with a Keytar attached.

I am Godefroy Amaury de Malefète, Count of Montmirail, of Apremont, and Papincourt, sworn liege of my beloved sovereign, King Louis VI "Le Gros". Je n'étais pas né hier!