Hi Guy, Don Freeman here. I co-wrote this song. I played that bass line on a Roland Juno 60 on the 8 track demo. I thought the bass line was so crazy that no one would record it. Have a safe surgery
Yeah & I'm guessing Guy hadn't played that bass line for some time... I always find that bassists like Guy Pratt/Mark King/Pino Palladino & many others are easily approacable to have a quick hand shake/a chat or a photograph opportunity... The thing I think is universal with bassists is they'll happily play a bass cover from a song they played on years ago but they are happy to not to get so hung up on it being perfect & by the way that's a sweet sounding Spectre bass guitar which I think Guy got into them when recording this as I thing Bernard Edwards told Guy there's no need to bring a bass guitar as they had them in the studio & the one he played on the recorded version is either on this or another recording & Guy has been a fan of those dpectre bass guitars for quite some time now... I love the sound but I've never been a huge fan of the stacked side by side middle pickups that look like your playing dominoes... I've always preferred the 2 evenly spaced apart single pickups but there's no denying this Spectre sounds great & can anyone let me know what model this is & where is the original origin country as so many bass guitars are outsourced to Indonesia/China & other foreign countries & I have no issue buying those basses as they look & sound great but the origin country would be a great starting point but no I've remembered , I'm on the internet therefore I can search for this information myself... D'Oh!
Robert Palmer is my fav artist of all time! I own every album ! This song is underrated. Robert released it 2 times and sadly still failed to make any impact . You def make an impact! I'm currently writing a biography on Robert Palmer
Robert Palmer used to play a lot of pubs and clubs in my hometown of Hull which had a huge live music scene with something approaching 150 venues with live music then. Pre Vinegar Joe, he was a popular character on the Hull scene in the late 60’s. He became well known amongst many other Hull musos as a nice guy and a good guitarist / vocalist. Strangely everyone knew him as Alan Palmer then......Robert wasn’t being used at that time.
When Bernard Edward's says be on time for one.....your on fucking time!......funk all about the one......took me back to that highly sparkly produced days of the eighties when the words less is more would of gotten you killed and MTV ruled the world......listened to to latest pod cast on Sunday evening m8 while cooking curry for the family ...somewhat of a tradition now in our home....mr idol what can you say....I loved the fact that boath you and gary had those classic moments when you must have looked at one another and gone shit he's not joking...he really can't fucking remember....just how that man managed to get a autobiography together is a minor miracle........who ever he got in as a ghost writer for that little project certainly earned their money!....glad to hear your on the mend m8....stay well ...love daz
Discipline of love was simply amazing I mean they played like the power station when you got the base the guitar the drums it was the best jam song EVER 👍 I MISS ROBERT PALMER HE KNOWS HOW TO USE THAT BRITISH SWAGGER !
Great to see another Lockdown Licks episode pop up. Even as a bass player I only come here to listen to the stories, not so much how specific songs were played. Loving the new Rockonteurs Pod with Mr Kemp too. There have been some cracking guests.
Thank you for the entertaining and informative videos, Guy. I've been on a Robert Palmer jag recently, and I think he is severely underrated. The breadth of styles that he somehow welded into one is staggering.
congratulations you are part of the history of the biggest band in the universe ..... keep recording the songs just like the last video ,,, record playing ,,, and then show how this is show
Been playing guitar for the last 15 years. This makes me want to dust off the bass. Thanks for sharing bits and pieces of the catalog. Hope your shoulder is doing well.
I said the same thing in another video. Ever since I started watching this channel, I pulled the bass out of the gig bag and started playing that as much as I'm playing guitar.
Saw the notification for this video pop up earlier and been looking forward to watching it all afternoon. My smart TV is telling me 'This video requires age verification' before it lets me watch it. Now I'm looking forward to it even more!
Hiya Guy - great video. Yes I’m a big Robert Palmer fan and love all the Island albums Robert released plus the EMI albums especially ‘Honey’ ~ I actually did an interview w / Dony Wynn via email a good few years ago for a blog I used to do post Robert’s passing. Yes, fascinating to hear your backdrop to DOL and Bernard Edwards etc I always thought ‘Amazing’ should have been a massive hit. I wish I could have seen Robert Palmer in concert and equally to have met him - he sounded a major dude. I think ‘Double Fun’ is a great LP. Anyway cheers Guy - you are one of my favourite bass players. Best Wishes, Marc
Thanks for taking the time to do these episodes :) Really interesting and I've discovered how many songs and albums I know that I never knew you've actually played the bass on
Another bass-tastic instalment. Hope your shoulder is on the mend. How about Icehouse “The Flame” or Robbie Robertson’s “What about now” next time? Stay safe!
Your Dad was a talented actor, musician and songwriter. I guess it's in the genes? 'Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)' is still one of my favourite TV shows.
Best wishes with the Op Guy, just come back and chat to us . I have just finished reading your book sure cracked me up in places. Come on come back and tell us some stories :))
Robert palmer " It could happen to you" and Paul Young " wherever i lay my hat" and similar bass sounds and was unusual Robert palmer always used unusual bass players?
That Spector tone really smooths the track out, slapped on a Jazz bass would've risked turning it into an 80's cop show soundtrack 😎 I still think the unsuspecting public could be schooled by a lesser known article of brilliance such as Waiting For The Sunshine, Beautiful, or Only love Could Bring Us Home from Jimmy Nails Growing Up In Public album. Bloody marvellous pieces of work Guy, thanks for that. Hope the shoulder doesn't f*** your Christmas up too much 🤕
Excellent as always Guy. Speaking of Icehouse...Dusty Pages off Sidewalk and Paradise/Angel Street off Meas. for Meas. are mighty fine songs. Side note- The video made for Dusty Pages is pretty creepy. A heavily make upped Iva, in a casket, being covered with rose pedals by various women. Cheers.
Ooh, that's a cool bass riff! Currently listening again to your audio book of My Bass and Other Animals - absolutely brilliant, so many fun and incredible stories!
Robert Palmer was from my area (East Yorkshire) played in a local band called the Mandrakes. I hope your shoulder opp goes well and speedy recovery and all that. See you soon 🎸👍
+1 Anything influential and formative would be great to hear and see. I recall someone asking Guy about the "creative process" and the response was all good snark. It seems to me that all of the anecdotes, history, and humor *IS* the creative process (e.g. "don't bring your bass" or "you can do whatever the you want as long as you land on the one" or "this is the part of the song where I do my thing up on this part of the neck").
@@bits-of-bass EXACTLY!! I pick up the bass, shit happens or it doesn't. Luckily for me, usually it does. All that 'creative process' bullshit makes me retch.
@@guypratt7104 thanks for your music and your stories. I’m intimidated just as I’m writing to you, I can’t imagine how it would be playing in front of Bernard Edwards (❤️)
Read your book, watch these videos ( though not a bass player) and listen to the excellent Rockonteurs podcasts. In summary, I think you're a good bloke!
I LOVE the 'Sneakin Sally Through The Alley' album. All the Robert Palmer stuff really, but Sneakin Sally especially. One of my lasting images of him is of Elkie Brooks grabbing him by the balls (from behind) as he fronted a Vinegar Joe number at Cardiff Top Rank LOL Good luck with the surgery. Get Mended. Be Safe.
Great playing. I cant comment on the beats. The difference between chatty Guy and bass-playing Guy is wide. Thanks for showing. I get the feeling that sessions were pretty intense. Even if the music seemed relatively laid-back. But, come to think of it, i couldn't ever classify Palmer as laid-back
No wonder this was so hard to play and sing. I did some Robert Palmer songs for a Halloween show a few years back and sang and played bass and we did this one, but I played the key bass and regular bass part while singing. Very cool song, very cool bass line.
All the best for your treatment. My fav Robert Palmer track has always been Some Guys - (which has been mangled by so many others, including that perma-tanned faux tartan) Maybe, to chill after hospital, something from your Orb days to send us all to sleep - Hamlet of Kings ?
Robert’s voice is like chilli infused honey......beautiful. Thank you and best of luck with the op. How about a wee show your fave bass lines from other bass players? (Then you might do Every Kind Of People....) 🤩
Mr. Pratt, I'm an italian fan of you and I'd really like to see an episode dedicated to the song "Go To Zero" including the story of you flying to the states to teach John Taylor how to play it. Hope you're doing well! Thanks a lot!!
Man..a blast from the past. I bought the Riptide cassette because of Discipline of Love. Thought it would be a hit. What do I know? Guess the video didn't have enough scantily dressed backup musicians..
Brilliant anecdote as per usual. Honestly adore your all your CZcams stuff, you really are a great guy and I'd love to spend a day with you in your studio just listening to your bass playing and anecdotes - that would absolutely make my life! Not suggesting it or anything creepy like that lol. I play a bit of bass myself and particularly love your Bryan Ferry work. Anyway, keep safe and hope all goes well with the shoulder and have a splendid Xmas!
Hi Guy! Huge Robert Palmer fan here and this song in particular, so thanks for posting this. I'm a bass player and had long wondered how this was played, now I know! Yes, please post something about the Don't Explain songs you did; "You're Amazing" is a cool track, it was the first US single and it was top 30 so some people do know it, though it's usually left off RP compilations since those tend to focus on UK hits.
@@dfreeman120 There's also a cool b-side from that era called "Oh Yeah", lots of great bass on that one. Later on Robert recycled the vocal riff from that song onto a track on the 2nd Power Station album called "Fancy That" but "Oh Yeah" is much better.
Guy, I wonder if u would regale us with a recounting of the rain out in Houston, 1994. I'm sure it was agony as a performer, but there must be an amusing anecdote or two, please. Love ur playing!
I play songs I want to play, and tell any stories that go with them. I don't tell stories to order. I'm sure it's in my book if you want to know..Cheers
Well, if your going to leave us for a while, that was the perfect track to do it with. Love watching you slap. Maybe you could talk a little about your slap technique in the future. I hope the surgery goes smooth and you heal fast with minimal pain. Thanks!
That's a pretty cool song! The only time I'd ever heard of Robert Palmer before this video was when Simon Gallup shouted "Fuck Robert Palmer and fuck rock'n roll" when The Cure had to cut their set short at the 1981 Werchter festival.
Excellent. Thanks Guy. 👏👏
love robert palmer and there is nothing ever talked about with him so this is great, superb as always sir , thanking you
Hi Guy, Don Freeman here. I co-wrote this song. I played that bass line on a Roland Juno 60 on the 8 track demo. I thought the bass line was so crazy that no one would record it. Have a safe surgery
Hey Don!!! Amazing track Robert loved your work as do I!
@@guypratt7104 thx Guy, I left my email address in your Instagram message. Send me yours
Thanks for sharing the Robert love.
Such great memories of Bernard Edwards! Thank you for this - absolute gold!
I love how you caught yourself missing that slide :D Your videos are seriously entertaining man. What an absolute treasure.
Yeah & I'm guessing Guy hadn't played that bass line for some time...
I always find that bassists like Guy Pratt/Mark King/Pino Palladino & many others are easily approacable to have a quick hand shake/a chat or a photograph opportunity...
The thing I think is universal with bassists is they'll happily play a bass cover from a song they played on years ago but they are happy to not to get so hung up on it being perfect & by the way that's a sweet sounding Spectre bass guitar which I think Guy got into them when recording this as I thing Bernard Edwards told Guy there's no need to bring a bass guitar as they had them in the studio & the one he played on the recorded version is either on this or another recording & Guy has been a fan of those dpectre bass guitars for quite some time now...
I love the sound but I've never been a huge fan of the stacked side by side middle pickups that look like your playing dominoes...
I've always preferred the 2 evenly spaced apart single pickups but there's no denying this Spectre sounds great & can anyone let me know what model this is & where is the original origin country as so many bass guitars are outsourced to Indonesia/China & other foreign countries & I have no issue buying those basses as they look & sound great but the origin country would be a great starting point but no I've remembered , I'm on the internet therefore I can search for this information myself... D'Oh!
Robert Palmer is my fav artist of all time! I own every album ! This song is underrated. Robert released it 2 times and sadly still failed to make any impact . You def make an impact!
I'm currently writing a biography on Robert Palmer
Great song. Look forward to the bio.
Thanks I'm looking for some names for my biography book that I'm struggling with
Robert Palmer used to play a lot of pubs and clubs in my hometown of Hull which had a huge live music scene with something approaching 150 venues with live music then. Pre Vinegar Joe, he was a popular character on the Hull scene in the late 60’s. He became well known amongst many other Hull musos as a nice guy and a good guitarist / vocalist. Strangely everyone knew him as Alan Palmer then......Robert wasn’t being used at that time.
It's just amazing to find out all of these songs that I really liked when they were coming out were played by Guy on the bass!!!
Happy birthday Guy, you're a great bassist and musician.
When Bernard Edward's says be on time for one.....your on fucking time!......funk all about the one......took me back to that highly sparkly produced days of the eighties when the words less is more would of gotten you killed and MTV ruled the world......listened to to latest pod cast on Sunday evening m8 while cooking curry for the family ...somewhat of a tradition now in our home....mr idol what can you say....I loved the fact that boath you and gary had those classic moments when you must have looked at one another and gone shit he's not joking...he really can't fucking remember....just how that man managed to get a autobiography together is a minor miracle........who ever he got in as a ghost writer for that little project certainly earned their money!....glad to hear your on the mend m8....stay well ...love daz
Thanks once again Guy, and all the best with the shoulder. Take your time, we'll be here when you feel like playing again.
Discipline of love was simply amazing I mean they played like the power station when you got the base the guitar the drums it was the best jam song EVER 👍 I MISS ROBERT PALMER HE KNOWS HOW TO USE THAT BRITISH SWAGGER !
Get well soon & thank you for this piece of joy 🙏💕
Hope the shoulder's recovering swiftly! Lobbying again for Icehouse's The Flame next (I know it's a long one but it's absolutely worth it).
Speedy recovery. Never let them remove your self-deprecating humour ! Thank you fo it all 😎🥸😜🎸⭐️
Τhanks a lot Mr Pratt!! You are excellent!
Wish you speedy recovery Guy Pratt sir, I admire you. God bless you
Brilliant. Best of luck with your shoulder. Hope all is ok.
good luck Guy... heal fast... we need you out there. all the best.
Thanks for these vids Guy!! Hope your shoulder gets fixed and you recover quickly.
Great to see another Lockdown Licks episode pop up. Even as a bass player I only come here to listen to the stories, not so much how specific songs were played. Loving the new Rockonteurs Pod with Mr Kemp too. There have been some cracking guests.
Thank you for the entertaining and informative videos, Guy. I've been on a Robert Palmer jag recently, and I think he is severely underrated. The breadth of styles that he somehow welded into one is staggering.
congratulations you are part of the history of the biggest band in the universe ..... keep recording the songs just like the last video ,,, record playing ,,, and then show how this is show
Holy shit. Hope shoulder goes OK. Much love you legend. Many thankyous. Peace and Happiness.
Thank you so much! Really looking forward to "Don't Explain"
Many thanks for taking your time to share your memories, priceless !
Get well and have a Merry Christmas and Go well in 2021 aye yours!
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Been playing guitar for the last 15 years. This makes me want to dust off the bass. Thanks for sharing bits and pieces of the catalog. Hope your shoulder is doing well.
I said the same thing in another video. Ever since I started watching this channel, I pulled the bass out of the gig bag and started playing that as much as I'm playing guitar.
Thank you Guy! Love it! Good Luck with your shoulder 😊
You are amazing basser!
Beautiful as always to see and hear you doing your thing.
Happy birthday, Guy!
Saw the notification for this video pop up earlier and been looking forward to watching it all afternoon. My smart TV is telling me 'This video requires age verification' before it lets me watch it. Now I'm looking forward to it even more!
Hiya Guy - great video. Yes I’m a big Robert Palmer fan and love all the Island albums Robert released plus the EMI albums especially ‘Honey’ ~ I actually did an interview w / Dony Wynn via email a good few years ago for a blog I used to do post Robert’s passing. Yes, fascinating to hear your backdrop to DOL and Bernard Edwards etc I always thought ‘Amazing’ should have been a massive hit. I wish I could have seen Robert Palmer in concert and equally to have met him - he sounded a major dude. I think ‘Double Fun’ is a great LP. Anyway cheers Guy - you are one of my favourite bass players. Best Wishes, Marc
Thanks for taking the time to do these episodes :) Really interesting and I've discovered how many songs and albums I know that I never knew you've actually played the bass on
Another bass-tastic instalment. Hope your shoulder is on the mend. How about Icehouse “The Flame” or Robbie Robertson’s “What about now” next time? Stay safe!
Your Dad was a talented actor, musician and songwriter. I guess it's in the genes? 'Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)' is still one of my favourite TV shows.
Heal well.
Both Robs (or any of them) are sounding good to me when you're good and ready.
Heal up soon Guy. Any other Robert Palmer tracks you played on would be fantastic but Don’t Explain is a personal favourite so I would love that Sir!
Thank you Guy!!! Very Cool !!!
Best wishes with the Op Guy, just come back and chat to us . I have just finished reading your book sure cracked me up in places. Come on come back and tell us some stories :))
Cheers Guy! That Spector is beautiful! Wish I kept mine.
Hi Guy, great as always ...
Fab as ever. More power to your shoulder!
Well wishes for a successful operation and a speedy recovery! 🖖
Love it Guy 👍 hope your op Went well and heals ASAP 👍
Great video, look forward to seeing you on the road with Nick et al ASAP. Also loving the Rockonteurs: Nile Rogers is a LEGEND!!
Addicted To Love!
We loves ya Guy! Be back in time for 1, thanks mate
Happy Birthday to you Guy!
Hope you had a great day Guy, looking forward to your next Lockdown Lick! How is your shoulder after the surgery, all good?
Another great video!
Wishing you a speedy recovery.
Robert palmer " It could happen to you" and Paul Young " wherever i lay my hat" and similar bass sounds and was unusual Robert palmer always used unusual bass players?
Awesome!
Hi Guy!! Looking good!! Thanks for the video!
Hope the operation went well. Looking forward to seeing you with Mr Mason next year and I hope with Mr Ferry too.
That was great. All the best.
R.I.P. Robert
That Spector tone really smooths the track out, slapped on a Jazz bass would've risked turning it into an 80's cop show soundtrack 😎 I still think the unsuspecting public could be schooled by a lesser known article of brilliance such as Waiting For The Sunshine, Beautiful, or Only love Could Bring Us Home from Jimmy Nails Growing Up In Public album. Bloody marvellous pieces of work Guy, thanks for that. Hope the shoulder doesn't f*** your Christmas up too much 🤕
Never realised that. Who played on Get it On. You’re credited with a songwriting credit on “Go to zero”. Either of those would be good to hear.
czcams.com/video/14kXaX5D6Ng/video.html - John Taylor & Bernard Edwards recording the Power Station's cover of Get It On!
@@davidjames1832 thanks. That’s very interesting. I was hoping for some secret revelations but that’ll do. He looks about 14 years old there.
I also would love to hear Go to Zero and the story of how it made it on the Power Station album. Great track.
Good luck Guy! Hoping for a speedy recovery mate!
Top man Guy! And yeh Bernard!
Excellent as always Guy. Speaking of Icehouse...Dusty Pages off Sidewalk and Paradise/Angel Street off Meas. for Meas. are mighty fine songs. Side note- The video made for Dusty Pages is pretty creepy. A heavily make upped Iva, in a casket, being covered with rose pedals by various women. Cheers.
Fingers crossed for Your shoulder :) Keep safe and stay healthy.
Ooh, that's a cool bass riff! Currently listening again to your audio book of My Bass and Other Animals - absolutely brilliant, so many fun and incredible stories!
Robert Palmer was from my area (East Yorkshire) played in a local band called the Mandrakes. I hope your shoulder opp goes well and speedy recovery and all that. See you soon 🎸👍
Tnks Guy, amazing bass line!
Hey Guy, I'd like to hear the song that you think really kick started your career!
+1 Anything influential and formative would be great to hear and see.
I recall someone asking Guy about the "creative process" and the response was all good snark. It seems to me that all of the anecdotes, history, and humor *IS* the creative process (e.g. "don't bring your bass" or "you can do whatever the you want as long as you land on the one" or "this is the part of the song where I do my thing up on this part of the neck").
@@bits-of-bass EXACTLY!! I pick up the bass, shit happens or it doesn't. Luckily for me, usually it does. All that 'creative process' bullshit makes me retch.
@@guypratt7104 thanks for your music and your stories. I’m intimidated just as I’m writing to you, I can’t imagine how it would be playing in front of Bernard Edwards (❤️)
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! 🎂🎂🎂🎂
TIGHT ....Nice one Guy.......Hope your shoulder is ok bud.
Read your book, watch these videos ( though not a bass player) and listen to the excellent Rockonteurs podcasts. In summary, I think you're a good bloke!
I LOVE the 'Sneakin Sally Through The Alley' album.
All the Robert Palmer stuff really, but Sneakin Sally especially.
One of my lasting images of him is of Elkie Brooks grabbing him by the balls (from behind) as he fronted a Vinegar Joe number at Cardiff Top Rank LOL
Good luck with the surgery.
Get Mended. Be Safe.
Best wishes, Guy and Merry Christmas!
So cool 😎nothing more to say and get well soon dude!
The best 👏👏👏 bassist ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Run like hell guy please 🎁
Great playing. I cant comment on the beats. The difference between chatty Guy and bass-playing Guy is wide. Thanks for showing. I get the feeling that sessions were pretty intense. Even if the music seemed relatively laid-back. But, come to think of it, i couldn't ever classify Palmer as laid-back
No wonder this was so hard to play and sing. I did some Robert Palmer songs for a Halloween show a few years back and sang and played bass and we did this one, but I played the key bass and regular bass part while singing. Very cool song, very cool bass line.
The original bass line was played by me ( Don Freeman) when I co-wrote the song and laid down the demo on a Juno 60
Love the yeah at the end! Good luck with your shoulder
Me too, it would make a great gif :D
All the best for your treatment.
My fav Robert Palmer track has always been Some Guys - (which has been mangled by so many others, including that perma-tanned faux tartan)
Maybe, to chill after hospital, something from your Orb days to send us all to sleep - Hamlet of Kings ?
Happy birthday! ☺️
Happy birthday!
Robert’s voice is like chilli infused honey......beautiful. Thank you and best of luck with the op. How about a wee show your fave bass lines from other bass players? (Then you might do Every Kind Of People....) 🤩
Oh, uh yah - Every Kind of People
Can’t slap for the life in me! Jack Bruce school! Thanks a lot Guy and all the best with your shoulder.
Mr. Pratt, I'm an italian fan of you and I'd really like to see an episode dedicated to the song "Go To Zero" including the story of you flying to the states to teach John Taylor how to play it. Hope you're doing well! Thanks a lot!!
Man..a blast from the past. I bought the Riptide cassette because of Discipline of Love. Thought it would be a hit. What do I know? Guess the video didn't have enough scantily dressed backup musicians..
Nice one Guy, hope you’re well on the mend!
Brilliant anecdote as per usual. Honestly adore your all your CZcams stuff, you really are a great guy and I'd love to spend a day with you in your studio just listening to your bass playing and anecdotes - that would absolutely make my life! Not suggesting it or anything creepy like that lol. I play a bit of bass myself and particularly love your Bryan Ferry work. Anyway, keep safe and hope all goes well with the shoulder and have a splendid Xmas!
Happy Birthday Mate!
+1 for The Flame by Icehouse next please...
Dance On by Icehouse has a nice groove. Would like to see you do that one.
Best of luck with your shoulder!
Good luck with the shoulder op Guy
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Guy master
Hi Guy! Huge Robert Palmer fan here and this song in particular, so thanks for posting this. I'm a bass player and had long wondered how this was played, now I know! Yes, please post something about the Don't Explain songs you did; "You're Amazing" is a cool track, it was the first US single and it was top 30 so some people do know it, though it's usually left off RP compilations since those tend to focus on UK hits.
It’s been on some compilations. I co-wrote the song.
@@dfreeman120 There's also a cool b-side from that era called "Oh Yeah", lots of great bass on that one. Later on Robert recycled the vocal riff from that song onto a track on the 2nd Power Station album called "Fancy That" but "Oh Yeah" is much better.
I write the same comment every time haha. Let’s have a new great disco bass lines Guy 🙌🏼
Good luck with the shoulder!
Hey Guy, really digging this series. I'd love to see your approach to fretless bass and melodic basslines like "Hey You" and "Poles Apart".
Guy, I wonder if u would regale us with a recounting of the rain out in Houston, 1994. I'm sure it was agony as a performer, but there must be an amusing anecdote or two, please. Love ur playing!
I play songs I want to play, and tell any stories that go with them. I don't tell stories to order. I'm sure it's in my book if you want to know..Cheers
Well, if your going to leave us for a while, that was the perfect track to do it with. Love watching you slap. Maybe you could talk a little about your slap technique in the future.
I hope the surgery goes smooth and you heal fast with minimal pain.
Thanks!
I don't have a technique as such..
Great video, the song you co-wrote on Don’t Explain was ‘Not a Word’ along with Colin Vearncombe. Thanks
That's right..And You're amazing!
The song not you..
That's a pretty cool song! The only time I'd ever heard of Robert Palmer before this video was when Simon Gallup shouted "Fuck Robert Palmer and fuck rock'n roll" when The Cure had to cut their set short at the 1981 Werchter festival.