Forgot him off my list, which is unforgiveable. A lot of his stuff you think is guitar.
Also in that vein Stuart Morrow of New Model Army. Outstanding.
The Magnificent Seven - The Clash (Norman Watt-Roy, really)
Rhythm Stick - Blockheads (him again)
Superstition - Stevie Wonder
Most things by Bernard Edwards (Chic)
Most things by Horace Panter (Specials)
Most things by Mick Karn (Japan)
Rio/New Religion - John Taylor (Duran Duran)
In a similar vein, I was sat there at Derby that time (2000?) when we were 3-0 up and drew 3-3 after Malcolm Christie (HIM!) came on and set up or scored 3 goals. This was after Robbo had subbed Boksic. Nice one Bryan.
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Magnificent Seven bassline is a Norman Watt-Roy sample, I believe, He defo wrote it as he plays it in his own set, I'm guessing Simonen can play it live, mind.
Different gravy these people aren't they? Closest I've come to that attitude are test pilots.
I think the Shuttle missions were risky by nature - I'm not sure, but were they MORE reliable than estimated in terms of fatal failure? Sure I read that somewhere.
yeh - I was told I watched it but can't remember seeing it. I absolutely DO remember my mam being quite vocal about it. Not as vocal as when Poland knocked us out of the world cup, mind.