Gary Husband: Difference between revisions
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The following conversation took place in his London hotel room in the middle of his two week residency at the Hammersmith Odeon with Level 42 and I began asking him how he became involved with them. ‘They asked me to play on their new album, which I did and I really enjoyed it. Of course after Alan Murphy died I knew they were looking for a guy to be a permanent member so I said to '''Gary''', ‘if you guys get stuck and you can’t find the right guy just call me up’. So they did. | The following conversation took place in his London hotel room in the middle of his two week residency at the Hammersmith Odeon with Level 42 and I began asking him how he became involved with them. ‘They asked me to play on their new album, which I did and I really enjoyed it. Of course after Alan Murphy died I knew they were looking for a guy to be a permanent member so I said to '''Gary''', ‘if you guys get stuck and you can’t find the right guy just call me up’. So they did. | ||
==[[The Reluctant Guitarist (Jazz Journal 1992)]]== | |||
‘That’s the way I’ve always felt about the guys in the band, or the guys I’ve played with, like '''Gary''' ('''Husband''') and Jimmy (Johnson) and Steve Hunt. They’re all such great musicians, and as far as I’m concerned they’re right up there with the best guys in the world. The music is mostly improvised, and we play over reasonably complicated chord sequences. And I still think that in essence it’s kinda jazz, even though we came up from different things. | |||
==[[Creating Imaginary Backdrops (Innerviews 1993)]]== | ==[[Creating Imaginary Backdrops (Innerviews 1993)]]== | ||
