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From: clark@sdcsla.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Next argument, please...
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Date: Wed, 18-Apr-84 14:12:07 EST
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If you are going to mention rock bassists, you should include Stanley
Clarke.  Stanley Clarke, you say, he's jazz!  Ah, but when Ron Wood, Ian
McLaghan (sp?), and a few other die-hard rockers got together for a tour
in 1978 (or so) for fun, called 'The New Barbarians', they had Stanley
Clarke on bass.  The concert was a rousing celebration of the heart of
rock and roll, but one thing I remember quite clearly was a band break,
for all but Stanley, where he soloed with his ol' four string, and 
brought down the roof.  He had the place stomping as much as the whole 
rest of the band had.  Incredible.  -- Clark

"Volume, clarity, bass!"