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  1. November 27th, 2006, 04:37 PM #1
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    Default Found an old live recording from 1991

    Wow, this was fun to hear again! My friend in Sweden who played keyboards in our band "Local Gossip" sent me this live recording from 1991. Actually not that bad! I was new to jazz and improvisation back then. We were a Fusion band.

    I wrote this song called "Dinky Toy". Don't ask me how I had the patience to create something like that... I don't seem to have that ability anymore.

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    Dinky Toy - Local Gossip


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    Sweee...den.
    I was going to say sweet, but Sweden is almost the same thing.

    I love this kind of stuff but have no idea how to play it.

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    Shades of Spyro Gyra, that was very sweee...den.
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  4. November 27th, 2006, 06:01 PM #4
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    I was very much into Chick Corea Electric Band in those days. If you've ever heard them, you can tell how I inspired I was by their stuff back then.
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    Thought I heard a little Metheny in there too! Fun Listen!
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    Nice! I almost expected a 7/8 beat, but sounds great in 4/4
    You have a nice sound on that recording Robert.
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    I really enjoyed that very much! Thumbs up!
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    Nice job!

    I bet you could still write something if you wanted. You just steal something you like and change it a little....
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    Great job, Robert, the influence shows and you did a fine job showcasing your talent!
    And now we know you've been a really good player for a long time!
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