Yes! And this no matter the emotion I might get from some of the harmonic places and expressive dynamics/timbre he's doing; I think that face was what I was going for when I got my first Strat at 12 yo and wailed away with my eyes shut. Great stuff from everyone there too!
I have seen people really talk smack about him, but usually that’s from cynical industry jerks who can’t stand a plain-spoken ‘regular guy’ who just happens to be a freaking genius on the level of Hendrix.
Holy crap! Adrian is the youngest 73 yr old (!) that I've ever seen. And still hitting the high notes singing! Plus, he's got Julie Slick in his band, good help from old friends.
I got to hang out with him a bit after a gig in Victoria in the mid 80s. I'm both surprised at how young he looks now and at the changes in how he looks. I had a hard time imagining him as a 'older' man.
Holy crap, I didn't know he was that old. He's hitting some really tough notes for that age. He's doing better than Sting, imo, and they're about the same age.
Adrian Belew is so underrated. Singer, guitarist, composer, sound tech engineer, and likely the most innovated guitarist of the 20th century. Also can play a plethora of instruments very well.
Belew is only underrated by those not knowing about him... Having been either in King Crimson or in Zappa's band is your diploma for being one of the very best musicians on the planet, and he was in both bands... The only thing that can go further is playing with Magma too
@@harounel-poussah6936 don't forget he was also Bowies guitarist in the late 70s and talking heads early 80s. He's still out there crushing, love his solo band.
seen adrian with zappa, the heads, his own band the bears and bowie. man this legacy is live on stage today and lookin and sounding better than ever. WOW BIG STAGE BIG SOUND!
@@pogsquatchhe quite literally was the director of the “Sound & Vision Tour”, so if that’s the tour you saw them on, well it was the case! Damnit what I’d have done to see that, or their first run together in the late 70s… I gotta see Belew live sometime before he’s gone.
You forgot to mention when you saw him with King Crimson, and with Adrian Belew Power Trio, and that time you ran into him in a men's room in Soho. 🤦🏾♂️
Great to see Adrian still out there ripping it up and having fun doing it. And what a perfect tune for Les. Right up his alley. Awesome performance by all!
I call him a pioneer because right around that time the technology was taken a step forward also with Jeff Beck. To make a long story short I wished I had studied music harder and put the effort required.
Adrian Belew was so far ahead of his time, he's always wound up as one of rock's most underappreciated guitarists. Check out some of his live videos touring with the Talking Heads in '80. He's tearing it up! And, of course, Tom Tom Club's "Genius of Love" guitar riff is his. Probably his most well-known piece of work, even if he's rarely given credit. Anyhow, looks like he's having a blast here and sounding great, as always.
You know he recorded a solo for Genius of Love, and they took it out??! Can't remember if it was the band or the producer's decision. But yeah, I cannot stop listening to the Talking Heads' 1980 tour, always keep coming back to it. So much enthusiasm and passion, not to mention the songs, and Belew's guitar just makes everything 10x better!
Don’t forget his awesome impression of Bob Dylan on Zappas “Flakes”. He sings most of those songs n that album as well as laying guitar with Frank. City of Tiny Lites!
@@randymarkley5634 thank you very much for that information. I know about the song fresh flakes. I didn't know Adrian was involved. Do you know about the King Kong album?
Nice to see Mr. Belew rocking with A Strat . Got Les Claypool with Julie Slick. Got to love it. Horns in All. Loved AD in Crimson. His Energy is infectious. So underrated. Great Talent.
loved him in Zappa and Talking Heads. City of Tiny Lights is one of my all time favorite Zappa songs and Remain in Light is THE best Talking Heads album, because of Adrian. His job in Zappa was to play guitar when Zappa sang and to sing when Zappa played guitar. He did both well. And in Talking Heads, Tina and Chris asked him to replace David Byrne! He refused.
I had the real privilege to see Adrian live with Talking Heads and Crimson in the early 80's in NYC and the things he did with a guitar were truly mind-bending. Here's a guy who throws all the rules out the window and reinvents the instrument. He and Les Claypool are a particularly great match! Saw Primus do the Rush - Farewell to Kings show last year and that was the coolest show I've seen in years.
I saw KC do Thela Hun Ginjeet back in 1981 when they had just gotten back together. I had front row center seats in a small indoor theater -- I still remember every note of that show. The song name is an anagram of 'heat in the jungle' which addresses street crime in NYC.
I just love how Adrian has so much damned fun when he plays! Feel very lucky to see KC with Adrian both at the beginning and the end of his time with the band.
I saw Belew with Zappa '77(?), when I was a high school kid. Then his name kept popping up over and over throughout the rest of the '70s & '80s: Bowie, Talking Heads, KC, Laurie Anderson (Sharkey's Night), Paul Simon, on and on.
Adrian Belew has contributed to so much phenomenal music and performance art. I love seeing him out here having fun. He’s looking great, too!! You go!!
A funny story that relates. One time some friends and I were listening to “Elephant Talk” and another friend walked in and asked us what Primus song we were listening to..
and that's what was missing from the Fripps latest Crimson group.. I dunno how or why that was the move, but Adrians insane guitar chops are simply too integral to a large chunk of the catalogue
For the 70ies stuff I think it did not matter that much and the 90ies stuff I did not miss it. But it was kind of odd to have Indiscipline and Neurotica in the way they played it.
Nope - as RF said - "Young Ade got a bit too big for his boots" and he started to think of the band as his as much as Fripp's. The final straw was when he expected the other musicians in the current incarnation to be treated as salaried sidemen, rather than full partners. He's no loss.
There are essentially two very different incarnations/visions of King Crimson. Both have created amazing and wonderful music. I am grateful to have seen each of them live and enjoyed their many great recordings over the years. I get it that King Crimson is Robert Fripp's baby, but there is no denying that what Adrian Belew brought to the band was magic and helped to reinvigorate their sound at the time.
@@doctorp4237 It's hard to imagine a "too big for his boots" attitude when every single time I've seen him onstage, he's the most ego-less performer I've ever seen!
I love this for so many reasons. One reason is that I was present in a Nashville club when Zappa came in to hear the band that included Belew. Baby Snakes came next. Discipline is a favorite album. Belew is such a nice guy and so incredibly talented.
Hell yeah!!! great version of that song....I got to see Adrian with his trio back about 8 months ago in an old converted church in homer,n.y. ( performing arts center),they sounded so good in that place...I was literally 10 ft away from him just glued to his Parker and his hands.... probably my favorite concert I've ever seen and heard and there's been 100 s..thanx to whoever put this up.. pretty cool
@@miser42you realize les has been playing the song on tour when belew/harrison hasn’t been opening for them, right? and considering i saw the show four times, including this performance here… i can assure you he’s playing it.
I've been playing guitar for 45 years, so take my word for it, no one else can do what Adrian Belew does with a guitar. No one. That was just amazing, total control! subscribed!!
pretty sick aint it? and he has such a huge grin when he plays, he loves what he does, it comes through. nothing is worse than a bored musician (eh Jerry Harrison??)
You might need to fly to San Francisco to see Jerry Harrison and Adrian Belew on December 30th, or Napa on New Year's Eve. Let me know - I'll meet you there!
I'm loving the guitarist in the back; she's having such a great time! And I'm sure they didn't just pick her off the street. It's so wonderful to see someone really enjoying & appreciating the moment they're in.
she plays the bass. (although I have seen solo stuff of here where she also plays guitar and all kinds of other electronic gizmos. Woman is a true talent )
Saw Adrian in a medium size Chicago club years ago. Fantastic performance, and he stayed and talked to everybody afterward, posing for pics. A perfect gentleman.
Playing with Frank Zappa and Robert Fripp are honors will earned by Belew. I saw King Crimson live in 1995. A stellar group of musicians. Belew is also a great front man. His album "Big Electric Cat" is one of my favorite LP's.
awesome to see these two awesome dudes on stage together, I've been blessed to see them both separately, but not together! Primus and King Crimson top bands ❤✌️
This was great fun but it also makes me appreciate how great Tony Levin is. Les Claypool is basically the god of bass but even he doesn't sound as good.🙌
@@christopherdaugherty9344 no way! Damn that’s awesome, so I’ve listened to that album before but didn’t know claypool and Carey were on it. I’m listening to those tracks right now and now I hear them completely. I always love the stuff claypool does with Tom waits too. But pretty much any claypool collab is awesome he bats at .1000%
Adrián Belew’s attitude with music is a never ending joy and smiles. God Bless Him
Who else could think of so many things to do with a stratocaster?
He's child like in his enthusiasm as always! Saw him play with Frank back in the day. One of the best IMHO.😊
Yes! And this no matter the emotion I might get from some of the harmonic places and expressive dynamics/timbre he's doing; I think that face was what I was going for when I got my first Strat at 12 yo and wailed away with my eyes shut.
Great stuff from everyone there too!
🎵🎸😇
I have seen people really talk smack about him, but usually that’s from cynical industry jerks who can’t stand a plain-spoken ‘regular guy’ who just happens to be a freaking genius on the level of Hendrix.
This is the best ode against retirement I´ve ever seen.
Right. With a bunch of cute gals to boot!
@@zummliller Well, good luck with that. Ongoing maintenance at such age does take a toll...
Holy crap! Adrian is the youngest 73 yr old (!) that I've ever seen. And still hitting the high notes singing! Plus, he's got Julie Slick in his band, good help from old friends.
He's tied with Russell Mael for youngest 73 year old out there!
I got to hang out with him a bit after a gig in Victoria in the mid 80s. I'm both surprised at how young he looks now and at the changes in how he looks. I had a hard time imagining him as a 'older' man.
Easy to do with money flowing freely! Unlike the VAST majority of us! What a CON job "entertainers" run on us! We are stupid!
Julie Slick is so good and her brothers awesome on drums. I guess hes not with this project. Just saw them a couple of weeks ago.
Holy crap, I didn't know he was that old. He's hitting some really tough notes for that age. He's doing better than Sting, imo, and they're about the same age.
Song still slaps after 42 years
And NYC is still a dangerous place.
@@jleffel6969 understatement
what is the name of the song?
@@avisoaosnavegantes2021thela hun ginjeet
wow! has it been 42 years???
After seeing Primus cover all of Farewell To Kings, I'd love for them to play all of Discipline next!
Woah, that would be something amazing
Fvck Yeah, that'd be incredible!
God I love that album!
here, take my money !
That would be nice. He was heavily influenced by Elephant talk on Jerry was A Racerar driver
Everyone on stage is smiling and is so happy. Music is the best.
Except the pig
@@mikerinaldi7170😂
@@mikerinaldi7170 The pig sucks. 😁
The greatest of all quotes, from Adrian's former boss.
When you play with playback (guitar) and support (bass) its easy to smile.
Adrian Belew is so underrated. Singer, guitarist, composer, sound tech engineer, and likely the most innovated guitarist of the 20th century. Also can play a plethora of instruments very well.
Allan holdsworth
Belew is only underrated by those not knowing about him...
Having been either in King Crimson or in Zappa's band is your diploma for being one of the very best musicians on the planet, and he was in both bands... The only thing that can go further is playing with Magma too
@@markrobinson8410 www.zupimages.net/up/23/07/afuo.jpg
I'd like to have Belew and Fripp signing some others of my guitars too
The most overrated post here. Shut it. If you know, you know. Otherwise . . .
@@harounel-poussah6936 don't forget he was also Bowies guitarist in the late 70s and talking heads early 80s. He's still out there crushing, love his solo band.
seen adrian with zappa, the heads, his own band the bears and bowie. man this legacy is live on stage today and lookin and sounding better than ever. WOW BIG STAGE BIG SOUND!
I saw him with Bowie too - David referred to him as his "musical director."
@@pogsquatchhe quite literally was the director of the “Sound & Vision Tour”, so if that’s the tour you saw them on, well it was the case! Damnit what I’d have done to see that, or their first run together in the late 70s… I gotta see Belew live sometime before he’s gone.
Oh yes, best show I ever saw was Adrian with Fripp, Bruford and Levin in 82, King Crimson v2.0. Amazing.
You forgot to mention when you saw him with King Crimson, and with Adrian Belew Power Trio, and that time you ran into him in a men's room in Soho. 🤦🏾♂️
Adrian looks like he is having a blast. This was fun to watch
I’ve never seen him not have a blast on stage
Julie Slick AND Les claypool on stage - A bass dream team if there ever was one!
My thoughts exactly.
She is good ok,,,,but not that good,,,just my opinion@jonny2basses
@@tomstiel7576 your opinion is wrong, lmao
well you don't know shit,,,,watch Jaco play and then tell me how good she is@@methyod
@@tomstiel7576 She wouldn't be there if she wasn't great
Great to see Adrian still out there ripping it up and having fun doing it. And what a perfect tune for Les. Right up his alley.
Awesome performance by all!
I agree. Here he was last Summer at Hardly Strictly Bluegrass in Golden Gate Park. This was one great set. ruclips.net/video/m92CNXxG5xg/видео.html
Agree 100%
Julie Slick's doing the heavy lifting, though. Les is mostly just a spectator here.
It is so nice to see Adrian looking and sounding so good. Not all artists have to fall apart with age apparently.
In 1982 I bought Adrian Belew Lone Rhino- changed my life as a guitar player.
I call him a pioneer because right around that time the technology was taken a step forward also with Jeff Beck. To make a long story short I wished I had studied music harder and put the effort required.
Adrian Belew was so far ahead of his time, he's always wound up as one of rock's most underappreciated guitarists. Check out some of his live videos touring with the Talking Heads in '80. He's tearing it up! And, of course, Tom Tom Club's "Genius of Love" guitar riff is his. Probably his most well-known piece of work, even if he's rarely given credit. Anyhow, looks like he's having a blast here and sounding great, as always.
You know he recorded a solo for Genius of Love, and they took it out??! Can't remember if it was the band or the producer's decision. But yeah, I cannot stop listening to the Talking Heads' 1980 tour, always keep coming back to it. So much enthusiasm and passion, not to mention the songs, and Belew's guitar just makes everything 10x better!
Don’t forget his awesome impression of Bob Dylan on Zappas “Flakes”. He sings most of those songs n that album as well as laying guitar with Frank.
City of Tiny Lites!
@@randymarkley5634 Adrian plays a mean dual-lead passage with Frank on "Wild Love", killer guitar tones!
@@randymarkley5634 thank you very much for that information. I know about the song fresh flakes. I didn't know Adrian was involved. Do you know about the King Kong album?
@@charlesperry6093
Not familiar with that one.
This is awesome..... Adrian is a great musician.... I can't wait to see the BEAT tour
Nice to see Mr. Belew rocking with
A Strat .
Got Les Claypool with Julie Slick.
Got to love it.
Horns in All.
Loved AD in Crimson.
His Energy is infectious.
So underrated.
Great Talent.
loved him in Zappa and Talking Heads. City of Tiny Lights is one of my all time favorite Zappa songs and Remain in Light is THE best Talking Heads album, because of Adrian. His job in Zappa was to play guitar when Zappa sang and to sing when Zappa played guitar. He did both well. And in Talking Heads, Tina and Chris asked him to replace David Byrne! He refused.
I had the real privilege to see Adrian live with Talking Heads and Crimson in the early 80's in NYC and the things he did with a guitar were truly mind-bending. Here's a guy who throws all the rules out the window and reinvents the instrument. He and Les Claypool are a particularly great match! Saw Primus do the Rush - Farewell to Kings show last year and that was the coolest show I've seen in years.
I saw KC do Thela Hun Ginjeet back in 1981 when they had just gotten back together. I had front row center seats in a small indoor theater -- I still remember every note of that show. The song name is an anagram of 'heat in the jungle' which addresses street crime in NYC.
that must have been mind blowing. especially if you only knew him from Sheik Yerbouti and Talking Heads. Must have been a total shock and joy.
I just love how Adrian has so much damned fun when he plays! Feel very lucky to see KC with Adrian both at the beginning and the end of his time with the band.
I saw Belew with Zappa '77(?), when I was a high school kid. Then his name kept popping up over and over throughout the rest of the '70s & '80s: Bowie, Talking Heads, KC, Laurie Anderson (Sharkey's Night), Paul Simon, on and on.
@@yournamehere6719Truly one of the best studio guitarists of his era
I love watching Adrian perform. Every time, he looks like a little kid on his favorite roller coaster. Just sheer joy.
nice capture. Adrian is playing like it's 1981
That's how it's gotta be done!
Adrian Belew has contributed to so much phenomenal music and performance art. I love seeing him out here having fun. He’s looking great, too!! You go!!
A funny story that relates. One time some friends and I were listening to “Elephant Talk” and another friend walked in and asked us what Primus song we were listening to..
Somewhere Frank Zappa is smiling
Adrian Belew is amazing. Man- they are having serious fun.
This is so great! And the woman playing bass on the same stage as Claypool and Belew must be awesome herself!!
she is! that's Julie Slick. from Adrian Belew Power Trio. School of Rock alumni.
40 + years being a fan of AB and loving him more than ever, his happiness on stage is contagious and liberating... the twang bar king!
All i could see was a bunch of smiles. look how happy they all are!
and that's what was missing from the Fripps latest Crimson group.. I dunno how or why that was the move, but Adrians insane guitar chops are simply too integral to a large chunk of the catalogue
For the 70ies stuff I think it did not matter that much and the 90ies stuff I did not miss it. But it was kind of odd to have Indiscipline and Neurotica in the way they played it.
Nope - as RF said - "Young Ade got a bit too big for his boots" and he started to think of the band as his as much as Fripp's. The final straw was when he expected the other musicians in the current incarnation to be treated as salaried sidemen, rather than full partners. He's no loss.
"He's no loss". Hah, bullshit.
There are essentially two very different incarnations/visions of King Crimson. Both have created amazing and wonderful music. I am grateful to have seen each of them live and enjoyed their many great recordings over the years. I get it that King Crimson is Robert Fripp's baby, but there is no denying that what Adrian Belew brought to the band was magic and helped to reinvigorate their sound at the time.
@@doctorp4237 It's hard to imagine a "too big for his boots" attitude when every single time I've seen him onstage, he's the most ego-less performer I've ever seen!
I love this for so many reasons. One reason is that I was present in a Nashville club when Zappa came in to hear the band that included Belew. Baby Snakes came next. Discipline is a favorite album. Belew is such a nice guy and so incredibly talented.
i just downloaded that to watch again. I like Ray White's performances of City of Tiny Lights a lot too though.
Imagine if Tony and Les went at it!..
That would be History!🤞💪
Tony Levin????
Hell yeah!!! great version of that song....I got to see Adrian with his trio back about 8 months ago in an old converted church in homer,n.y. ( performing arts center),they sounded so good in that place...I was literally 10 ft away from him just glued to his Parker and his hands.... probably my favorite concert I've ever seen and heard and there's been 100 s..thanx to whoever put this up.. pretty cool
Having the horns play a transcription of the solo from the original was genius.
Thanks for recording this and uploading it to YT... pretty spectacular!
Great to see this. Adrian is looking good. Julie has been with him a loooong time. Les loves KC too.
What does he know about? He's not even playing the actual bassline. The w9man behind Adrian is. So no, I don't believe he knows Crimson well.
@@miser42you realize les has been playing the song on tour when belew/harrison hasn’t been opening for them, right? and considering i saw the show four times, including this performance here… i can assure you he’s playing it.
Lol he's covered it dude,how does he not know the bassline???
@@JackBNimbleify Watch: Julie throws him a look when he slips up...00:44
I've been playing guitar for 45 years, so take my word for it, no one else can do what Adrian Belew does with a guitar. No one. That was just amazing, total control! subscribed!!
They nailed that ending!
Totally, he’s not just fucking around (even though it looks like it). He is a complete master.
pretty sick aint it? and he has such a huge grin when he plays, he loves what he does, it comes through. nothing is worse than a bored musician (eh Jerry Harrison??)
Love this album ! I think its the King Crimsons most heard in my rock years ( long time ago ) His band is incredible !
What do you listen to now?
les totally was influenced by 80s crimson
Never seen a band so happy on stage before, great vibe.
Wow, wish I'd been there - looks a great show from Belew and Co. Wish he'd tour Europe and the UK.
I WAS there. It was f*cking amazing. Believe me.
Pure Joy!
Adrian Belew still having as much fun as is humanly possible. Infectious, what a great thing for those that were there, and we get to bask too!
All of them having a blast and playing a timeless classic. Awesome video. Thanks for posting it!
Adrian Belew and Les Claypool musically bring the best together, revisiting this great classic King Crimson song. Excellent footage, audio.
Adrian is a living legend. Really hope he can make it to London soon
You might need to fly to San Francisco to see Jerry Harrison and Adrian Belew on December 30th, or Napa on New Year's Eve. Let me know - I'll meet you there!
I'm loving the guitarist in the back; she's having such a great time! And I'm sure they didn't just pick her off the street. It's so wonderful to see someone really enjoying & appreciating the moment they're in.
Julie Slick is amazing. So talented. We saw the Remain In Light tour twice. She was present as well as one of the AB Power Trio shows.
she plays the bass. (although I have seen solo stuff of here where she also plays guitar and all kinds of other electronic gizmos. Woman is a true talent )
I was the only one in my school bought Discipline.
Nice to see Les not overdoing it on bass.... sometimes less is more
and always LES is more!
I'd never heard of Adrian until just now!!! I heard Pretty Pink Rose he did with Bowie. Thought I'd look him and glad I did!!! Insane!!!🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Julie in the back havin a good time
Long live Adrian Belew! A true gift to music!
Love that lp, and Lone Rhinoceros
Funky far out fantastic. Rocking driving beat. Everyone is tight and loose at the same time. Mr Belew played that with only one pick. 👍👍👍
Fabulous, thank you for posting them.
Adrian Belew ! One of my favorite live performers. Tear it down !!!
I want more of THIS!
What a pleasure is to see Adrian perform live
Whan an honor to see these masters of their craft perform, saw them in Richmond. Amazing gig!
Adrian a Les, what a great combination.
Saw Adrian in a medium size Chicago club years ago. Fantastic performance, and he stayed and talked to everybody afterward, posing for pics. A perfect gentleman.
Utter auditory joy! :>) Many thanks for sharing!
YES! Two of my favorite people jamming it up
Boy this is freaking fantastic. Thanks for sharing!
Played this back to back x4
Each time filled with more joy
A favourite KC track. Thanks so much for this. ❤
AB and Julia Slick with Claypool -are you kidding me! Incredible!
Just joyful ❤️ 😊😅😘🤙🎶✨️🕊
Tyvm 🙏
This is a dangerous place indeed!😬
Les loves this tune.
Would love to see him cover Elephant Talk,it sounds like he'd do it justice
@@JackBNimbleify maybe Big Electric Cat
Bellissimo video !!! Grazie per la condivisione 😊❤
Playing with Frank Zappa and Robert Fripp are honors will earned by Belew. I saw King Crimson live in 1995. A stellar group of musicians. Belew is also a great front man. His album "Big Electric Cat" is one of my favorite LP's.
Lone rhinoceros….but Big Electric Cat is bad ass.
That was great. Thanks for sharing.
Sweet job Adrian and the rest of you rock too!
awesome to see these two awesome dudes on stage together, I've been blessed to see them both separately, but not together! Primus and King Crimson top bands ❤✌️
This Belew my mind 🤯
I love this guy! Thank you Adrian 😊
Wow!
I just loved every minute of this.
I’m writing this comment before I go and watch it all over again. 🥰
Genius having the horns playing Fripp's part near the end.
Yeah right who da heck is this band playing with them they are very good.
Fantastic!!! As Usual!!!
Adrian is looking really good! Hope to see you again one day. God Bless you all!
Wow Yeah! This is great!
This was great fun but it also makes me appreciate how great Tony Levin is. Les Claypool is basically the god of bass but even he doesn't sound as good.🙌
Les has mentioned Tony Levin as one of his biggest influences, so makes sense. 😎
Adrian HAS got to be the most underrated guitarist! Saw him at Knuckleheads in KCMO a couple years back and he blew me away!
素晴しい！
まさかこの曲の別ライブver.を、特に「あの期の」クリムゾン以外の人達の演奏で聴けるなんて！
それも中々の聞き応え。
そして皆さん元気そう！
ブリューの声も、あまり衰えを感じないのも、コレまたウルトラ嬉しい限り！
awesome stuff never gets old
omg the end when the horns come on is giving chills, it's perfect.
Yes! Needed to happen.
thanks for sharing
Adrian solo is so crazy and his face impressions are priceless, I can't stop watching this over and over 👍😎🔥
Fantastic!
Thanks" Nice band the show must be amazing. Looking for tickets now!
Love the horns on Robert's parts. Brilliant!!!
Claypool is crushing it with the “making the dream come true collabs”
You should check out the "Side One" album. Belew did a few songs with Les and Danny Carey from TOOL.
It jams. 🤘
@@christopherdaugherty9344 no way! Damn that’s awesome, so I’ve listened to that album before but didn’t know claypool and Carey were on it. I’m listening to those tracks right now and now I hear them completely. I always love the stuff claypool does with Tom waits too. But pretty much any claypool collab is awesome he bats at .1000%
I would give anything to have seen this live.
Sempre sorrindo!!!..fenómeno!!!..😎🤗🤗🤗
This man has it ......thank you adrian. His contribution to music are endless & absolutely stellar. hall of fame, anyone?
Fantastic!!!
I like the fact that it took a full horn section to replace Fripp.
Fantastic!!
Wow! What a treat! 🌺
IMPRESSIVE!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE!!!!!!!!
Damn... I'm speechless 🎼🎵🎶🎶🎶