Holy shit, Gavin...

[robhaerr]

I feel like need a cigarette and a martini after this... I don't smoke...make the martini a double...

[Tom Reschke]

Wowzers! Having played and heard Killer Joe eleven-ty bazillion times, I wasn't sure I was going to like this clip. But the arrangement was awesome! Lots of really cool lines and backgrounds, and the feel changes were nice as well. Nice playing by Gavin almost goes without saying, but I'll say it anyway. Like!

[Juan Expósito]

Watched. Listened. Enjoyed. Favoritized. Saved.
5 stars.

[Kurtis]

nice arrangement on the tune. where did the music come from? drums were mixed just right. great playing gavin.

[cjbdrm]

That was great! I was wondering who did the arranging as well as if the track was available as a play-along....but by the time I finished watching I thought to myself- eh, forget it...maybe in another lifetime...LOL

[Gavin Harrison]

Thanks Guys,
the arrangement is by the amazing Laurence Cottle - who also played bass on this.
He also did "Quite Firm" a track I played at the MD Fest a couple of years ago.



cheers
Gavin

[YamahaPlayer]

Stellar playing Gavin!

I love those lil splash cymbals (the set of 6?) big time!

[willyz]

Brilliant stuff, Gavin! How the hell do you get that 12" snare (it is a 12", yeah?) to sound so deep and fat?

Cheers!

[Andrew<3'sVinnie]

Thanks Guys,
the arrangement is by the amazing Laurence Cottle - who also played bass on this.
He also did "Quite Firm" a track I played at the MD Fest a couple of years ago.



cheers
Gavin

i knew it was him, just based off hearing quite firm. great stuff and great playing!

[bored at work]

Laurence Cottle is also the bass player on those recent George B clips that have been posted, check him out here



and here is with an amzing UK drummer, Ian Thomas