The Fusion Reactor #157 - Dedicated To You, Part 2

[moses]

More dedications, some of a rather odd sort. I know even less about these. OK, I'm pretty sure I know who John McLaughlin is referring to in "Song For My Mother." Otherwise, I often have no idea who or what is the actual intent here.

Song For Sybo Galactic Cowboys 2:51
Song For Paul One Hundred Days 4:07
A Song for Suzanne Styx 5:04
Song For George Johnson, Eric 1:50
Song for My Mother McLaughlin, John 2:34
Song For Alaya Starcastle 3:07
Song For America Kansas 10:03
Holy Lamb (Song for Harmonic Convergence) Yes 3:19
Music for Countries Volta do Mar 3:17
Blues For The Moving On No Restraints 3:16
Waltz for Bill Evans McLaughlin, John 2:01
Improvisation For STS9 Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey 5:27
Plena for My Grundle Garage a Trois 3:40
Prayer for the Ocean Waking Vision Trio 4:29
Gospel For J.P.F. III Jaco Pastorius Tribute 3:21
Lady Fantasy: Encounter/Smiles for You/Lady Fantasy Camel 12:46
Breaking Ribs for Tom Thayer Volta do Mar 4:08
Thing For You Supertramp 4:00
Requiem For The Living Sickert 5:27
Plans For J.D. Bruford, Bill 4:02
Lament For Bhopal Ahleuchatistas 5:56
Bells for 1827 Florio, Mike 7:25
Killing For London Gunn, Trey 6:27
Vote For Miles Davis, Miles 8:51

[Rick and Roll]

Originally Posted by moses

More dedications, some of a rather odd sort. I know even less about these. OK, I'm pretty sure I know who John McLaughlin is referring to in "Song For My Mother." Otherwise, I often have no idea who or what is the actual intent here.

Song For Sybo Galactic Cowboys 2:51
Song For Paul One Hundred Days 4:07
A Song for Suzanne Styx 5:04
Song For George Johnson, Eric 1:50
Song for My Mother McLaughlin, John 2:34
Song For Alaya Starcastle 3:07
Song For America Kansas 10:03
Holy Lamb (Song for Harmonic Convergence) Yes 3:19
Music for Countries Volta do Mar 3:17
Blues For The Moving On No Restraints 3:16
Waltz for Bill Evans McLaughlin, John 2:01
Improvisation For STS9 Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey 5:27
Plena for My Grundle Garage a Trois 3:40
Prayer for the Ocean Waking Vision Trio 4:29
Gospel For J.P.F. III Jaco Pastorius Tribute 3:21
Lady Fantasy: Encounter/Smiles for You/Lady Fantasy Camel 12:46
Breaking Ribs for Tom Thayer Volta do Mar 4:08
Thing For You Supertramp 4:00
Requiem For The Living Sickert 5:27
Plans For J.D. Bruford, Bill 4:02
Lament For Bhopal Ahleuchatistas 5:56
Bells for 1827 Florio, Mike 7:25
Killing For London Gunn, Trey 6:27
Vote For Miles Davis, Miles 8:51

Well, JD is judgement day...unless it's Janelle Davidson (fictitious name )

Song for America never gets old...simply one of the best songs ever done.

The Styx song is an old obscurity...great tune.

[schupdoggy]

Galactic Cowboys were a great band. Hard rock in the vein of King's X

[Rick and Roll]

Originally Posted by schupdoggy

Galactic Cowboys were a great band. Hard rock in the vein of King's X

And opened for them too.....still remember the hair-swinging lead singer

[moses]

Originally Posted by schupdoggy

Galactic Cowboys were a great band. Hard rock in the vein of King's X

I think their first album was also produced by the same guy who produced a lot of the early King's X albums. His name is escaping me right now though...

Originally Posted by moses

I think their first album was also produced by the same guy who produced a lot of the early King's X albums. His name is escaping me right now though...

I think his name was Rick Spaz...........

[Rick and Roll]

Originally Posted by moses

I think their first album was also produced by the same guy who produced a lot of the early King's X albums. His name is escaping me right now though...

That would be Sam Taylor.....(without benefit of looking)

[Yesspaz]

Originally Posted by Rick and Roll

That would be Sam Taylor.....(without benefit of looking)

I like how each KX album he produced had a quote in it with the format "Lyric from the album?...Hmmm?"

[moses]

Originally Posted by Yesspaz

I like how each KX album he produced had a quote in it with the format "Lyric from the album?...Hmmm?"

And the Galactic Cowboys album has the "And a great sandwich fell on the ground? ...Hmmm?"