Les Paul, whose pioneering electric guitars were used by a legion of rock stars, has died at the age of 94.
Say hi to Frank for us, Les.
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Don’t forget about Rashid Ali!
your so square…baby I don’t care
you re so square…baby I don’t care
Rashied Ali died? Damn, I just learned about it. Thanks, media idiots! I feel very fortunate to have seen him play a couple times recently. His drumming fit perfectly with John Coltrane’s later efforts and with Alice Coltrane’s music, too.
As for Les Paul, his music might have been square, but his inventions pretty much made FZ’s work possible. He invented multitrack recording before Paul Buff, didn’t he?