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McDonald was also a session musician and played on T. Rex 's hit "Bang a Gong (Get It On)", where he borrowed Mel Collins ' baritone saxophone. He also appeared on Centipede 's album Septober Energy. [8] He produced the Darryl Way's Wolf album Canis Lupus (1973) and Fruupp 's Modern Masquerades (1975). [8]
Ian Carr (doubling flugelhorn) Mongezi Feza (pocket cornet) Mark Charig (cornet) Alto saxes. Elton Dean (doubling saxello) Jan Steele (doubling flute) Ian McDonald; Dudu Pukwana; Tenor saxes. Larry Stabbins; Gary Windo; Brian Smith; Alan Skidmore; Baritone saxes. Dave White (doubling clarinet) Karl Jenkins (doubling oboe)
IAN McDONALD (25 June 1946 - 9 February 2022) Following the release of McDonald And Giles, the pair went their separate ways. After appearances on records as diverse as T.Rex’s Electric Warrior, including the hit single Get It On, and, at the other end of the commercial spectrum, Septober Energy by Keith Tippett’s Centipede, McDonald went ...
4 de mar. de 2023 · Some notable members include Robert Wyatt, Ian McDonald, Karl Jenkins, Elton Dean and Mike Patto, just to name a few! The whole thing was produced by the one and only Robert Fripp, who was so busy with all of the logistics that he had no time to record his own guitar parts.
Septober Energy. Credits (61) Dudu Pukwana. Alto Saxophone. Ian McDonald. Alto Saxophone. Jan Steel * Alto Saxophone. Elton Dean. Alto Saxophone, Saxello [Saxcello] Dave White * Baritone Saxophone, Clarinet. Karl Jenkins. Baritone Saxophone, Oboe. Show more credits... Versions. Filter by. Format. Labels & Companies. Country. Year. 18 versions.
Septober Energy | strawberrybricks.com. by Centipede. Artist: Centipede. Label: RCA Victor. Catalog#: CPL2-5042. Format: 2xVinyl. Country: US. Released: 1971. Credits. Dudu Pukwana - Alto Saxophone. Ian McDonald - Alto Saxophone. Jan Steel - Alto Saxophone, Flute. Elton Dean - Alto Saxophone, Saxello. Dave White - Baritone Saxophone, Clarinet.
Remastered from the original RCA tapes, the classic double album from 1971 by the legendary ensemble Centipede. Masterminded by Keith Tippett, produced by Robert Fripp and featuring Julie Tippett, Robert Wyatt, Ian McDonald, John Marshall, Brian Godding, Ian Carr, Karl Jenkins,Mike Patto, Maggie Nichols and many more.
