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Hace 2 días · Nicky Hopkins piano rolling with fun. Great song. What are your thoughts. Deja Doh, May 26, 2024 at 11:12 AM #1. Jonny W likes this. Rfreeman Senior Member. Location: Lawrenceville, NJ. Since you asked for opinions - one of the least memorable songs on one of the two least memorable albums by my least favorite Stones line up.
Hace 1 día · The core instrumentation is simple but effective – piano (Nicky Hopkins) and bass (Dave McDaniel). Strings enter the mix, adding incredible lushness and warmth. What more needs to be said? “You Are So Beautiful” is one of the greatest songs of all time by a legendary artist.
Hace 5 días · At the equally compelling 1980 gig, where the backup includes the late Nicky Hopkins on piano, a 19-song set features several numbers from Parker’s then-recently released Squeezing Out Sparks LP, which proved to be a standout: “Discovering Japan,” “Nobody Hurts You,” “Passion Is No Ordinary Word” and “Don’t Get Excited.”
Hace 2 días · Collection of late 60's recordings (pre-Led Zeppelin) of Jimmy Page, Includes guest musicians Albert Lee, John Paul Jones and Nicky Hopkins. This CD will be of interest to more serious Led Zeppelin fans as it brings JPJ and Page together for the first time, and the team-up of blues legend Albert Lee with Jimmy is indicated for the faithful.
Hace 4 días · (Alias) Musicisti impiegati da una sfilza di colleghi, in studio e su disco. È successo a i Beatles prima di essere i Beatles, a Eric Clapton, a Jimmy Page alla corte di Joe Cocker, a Mark Knopfler tra Dylan e Van Morrison. Non solo nomi illustri anche personaggi rimasti nell’ombra o quasi, dal sideman per eccellenza Nicky Hopkins al grande Billy Preston. Di Guido Festinese
Hace 2 días · David says Julian Dawson’s and on piano… Nicky Hopkins: The Extraordinary Life of Rock’s Greatest Session Man is a great treat for readers: ‘Dawson has captured the man, the time, and the milieu very well. The life of a sixties (seventies, eighties, nineties) ...
Hace 4 días · By the end of 1988, tapes (and CDs) of Geffen catalog number 24148 sold hourly. It seemed every kid and their older siblings had to have Appetite For Destruction—along with Metallica’s …And Justice For All—and the posters, pins, T-shirts, and stickers sold pretty well too. Soon enough, another Geffen catalog number (24198) was flying out of stores alongside its elder brother.
