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Title: Adam Marsland's Chaos Band Interview - The Songs of Dennis and Carl. Post by: sunnycalifornia on September 16, 2013, 10:53:51 AM A fascinating look into his tribute album! http://brianislandlocked.blogspot.com/2013/09/my-interview-with-adam-marsland.html
Title: Re: Adam Marsland's Chaos Band Interview - The Songs of Dennis and Carl. Post by: Mikie on September 16, 2013, 11:21:39 AM AM: Dennis was a fairly orthodox keyboard player, actually. Of the three brothers, he had the most "normal" playing style. He had more of an arpeggiated thing whereas Dennis and Carl both tended to play "rhythm", playing thick chords on the quarter or eighth notes, which intrigued me when I first heard it. It was an interesting and, dare I say it, very "humble" kind of playing style.
Little typo in there somewhere? :) Title: Re: Adam Marsland's Chaos Band Interview - The Songs of Dennis and Carl. Post by: sunnycalifornia on September 16, 2013, 11:22:53 AM Ha fixed it!
Title: Re: Adam Marsland's Chaos Band Interview - The Songs of Dennis and Carl. Post by: Ed Roach on September 16, 2013, 07:51:17 PM You know, Adam is one of the most amazing cats I've ever met in Beach Boy land - and not just because he gets the Wilson Brothers... I mean, as little as I've gotten to know him, I totally 'get' him. He loves so many of the things I love, like locating old film sites; it was so appropriate to me that he introduced so many people to "...To Live Again". I'm ecstatic with the fact that his best days are ahead of him - and us, too! Thank you, Adam - although I do take exception to his calling Dennis "a fairly orthodox keyboard player, actually." Not my experience, at all; we've simply have to get together, for you to hear some cassettes that I have...
Title: Re: Adam Marsland's Chaos Band Interview - The Songs of Dennis and Carl. Post by: punkinhead on November 28, 2013, 09:12:52 PM You know, Adam is one of the most amazing cats I've ever met in Beach Boy land - and not just because he gets the Wilson Brothers... I mean, as little as I've gotten to know him, I totally 'get' him. He loves so many of the things I love, like locating old film sites; it was so appropriate to me that he introduced so many people to "...To Live Again". I'm ecstatic with the fact that his best days are ahead of him - and us, too! Thank you, Adam - although I do take exception to his calling Dennis "a fairly orthodox keyboard player, actually." Not my experience, at all; we've simply have to get together, for you to hear some cassettes that I have... Hmmm, cassettes huh? SOUNDS interesting...if this were Facebook, I would like your post! |