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Jim Keltner - drums. Alex Acuña - percussion. Christine Collister and Clive Gregson - backing vocals. John Kirkpatrick - accordion, concertina. Philip Pickett - shawm, crumhorn, recorder and symphony. Chuck Fleming - fiddle. Brian Taylor, Tony Goddard, David Horn, Ian Peters - brass.
He played on four Richard Thompson albums: Daring Adventures (1986), Amnesia (1988), Rumor and Sigh (1991) and you? me? us? (1996). Keltner played drums on the song "Now We're Getting Somewhere" from the hit album Crowded House (1986). Also, he was a session drummer for the reunited Pink Floyd on the album A Momentary Lapse of Reason ...
Jim Keltner ( Tulsa, Oklahoma, 27 de abril de 1942) es un distinguido músico de estudio que ha contribuido al trabajo de muchos artistas conocidos en el campo de la música.
Jim Keltner: drums on Missie How You Let Me Down, Lovers' Lane, and Al Bowlly's In Heaven. Alex Acuna: percussion. John Kirkpatrick: accordion, concertina. Chuck Fleming: fiddle. Philip Pickett: Chinese shawm, shawm, symphony, recorder. Clive Gregson: backing vocals. Christine Collister: backing vocals. Brian Taylor: cornet. Tony Goddard: cornet
3 de jun. de 2012 · Jim Keltner: drums [3, 6, 12]; Alex Acuña: percussion; John Kirkpatrick: accordion, concertina; Chuck Fleming: fiddle; Philip Pickett: chinese shawm, shawm, symphony, recorder; Clive Gregson and Christine Collister: backing vocals; The Fairey Engineering Band: Brian Taylor, Tony Goddard: cornet David Horn: tenor horn Ian Peters ...
Calligraphy – Steve Joule. Cornet – Brian Taylor (2), Tony Goddard. Drums – Jim Keltner ( tracks: A3, A6, B6), Mickey Curry. Edited By [Digital Editing] – Larry Walsh. Electric Bass, Double Bass [String Bass] – Jerry Scheff. Engineer – Dennis Kirk, Larry Hirsch, Tchad Blake. Euphonium – Ian Peters. Fiddle – Chuck Fleming.
Daring Adventures, an Album by Richard Thompson. Released in September 1986 on Polydor (catalog no. 829 728-1; Vinyl LP). Genres: Singer-Songwriter, Folk Rock. Rated #324 in the best albums of 1986.
