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Commentary. By Joel Marcus. Pp. xix + 569. (The Anchor Bible, 27.) New York: Doubleday, 2000. isbn ο 385 42349 η. $42.5°· IF anyone were to harbour doubts about the enduring interest and popularity of the Gospel of Mark, and especially about the variety of approaches that can be taken to it, then the number of recently
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Duane Hitchings. Jim McCarty. Marcus Doubleday. Terry Clements. Virgil Gonsalves. Herbie Rich. The Buddy Miles Express was a musical group fronted by American drummer/vocalist Buddy Miles. It was formed after the 1968 breakup of Miles's earlier group Electric Flag. They released four albums.
New York: Doubleday, 2000, xix + 569 pp., $42.50; Mark 8-16: A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary. By Joel Marcus. Anchor Yale Bible 27a. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2009, Ix + 573-1182 pp., $55.00. The long-awaited completion of the Marcus commentary on Mark has been well worth the wait. It provides the serious student of ...
The horn section of Peter Strazza, Marcus Doubleday, and, eventually, Herb Rich completed the band’s original lineup. The Electric Flag played an open-ended blend of blues, soul, rock, jazz, and whatever else filled their sails at the moment. Their first gig was at an event no less auspicious than the Monterey Pop Festival in June of ’67.
When Bloomfield formed Electric Flag in 1967; with a deluxe lineup that included Buddy Miles on drums and vocals, Barry Goldberg on keys, Harvey Brooks on bass, Nick Gravenites on vocals, plus Herb Rich, Marcus Doubleday, Peter Strazza and Stemsy Hunter on horns; everyone knew that the guitarist's band was going to be the new sensation.
