Didn't know that about Kenney, but I still think he was a straight ahead player and sounded tight. I've heard the Faces stuff and it's good, but still a bit straight ahead and unschooled. I listened to a live recording front he It's Hard tour and his time was a little weird. He owns a polo club so w...

Phil offered his services to Pete when Moon died. Trying to imagine it. Not feeling that one. But Kenney Jones was like a fish out of water in that band. You could hear everyone better and the melodies were stronger but no fire. Phil could have kicked a bit more ass in that band. Eminence Front woul...

It's like Porcaro, intentionality and giving to the music confidence. Anthony Jackson is like that too, same groove...confident and calm. This blew my goddamn mind...I never knew he played such ferocious shit until I heard this. Whole album is amazing. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NEPqYCkrHM Love...

Nice groove.

Tony's and Alan White's rubbery time feels make me lose my mind, what Porcaro does to solid time is ridiculous. But it seems like the songs where he does some extra crazy creative stuff, even if somewhat simple, where he really shines.

That was some good shit.

Dig his fills, deceptively simple yet powerful and to the point, like Porcaro.

I have a show Saturday and have been practicing a bit and put a playlist of Porcaro tunes. I noticed that he has the most supple and quick wrists I have ever heard. It is important to be able to groove on hat bass snare but he was so goddamn advanced. Silk Degrees is insane. Bordeline demoralizing. ...

I like the 14 16 18. That makes sense.

You gotta be seen onstage at these big show, unless you're told not to.

Still think this gig is Simon's. ;o)

Anton is beyond solid.