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A Tribute To The Late Drummer John Marshall From Soft Machine

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
September 29, 2023
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On today's program we pay tribute to the late drummer John Marshall with an uninterrupted bracket of music from Soft Machine. We follow that with music from Yellowjackets, Dave Weckl, Steve Weingart, Tom Kennedy, then close it out with Tribal Tech, Scott Kinsey and Joe Zawinul.

Playlist

Soft Machine "Fell To earth" from Other Doors (Moonjune) 00:00
Soft Machine "37 1-2" from The Dutch Lesson (Cuneiform) 07:18
Soft Machine "Hazard Profile 3-4-5" from Bundles (Esotericl) 14:36
Yellow Jackets "Go Go" from Time Squared (Heads Up) 21:45
Dave Weckl "Amanecer" from The Zone (Stretch) 29:12
Steve Weingart "Back Seat Driver" from Life Times (Self Produced) 36:40
Tom Kennedy "Just For The Record" from Just For The Record (Self Produced) 44:01
Tribal Tech "Nightclub" from Reality Check (Blue Moon) 51:16
Scott Kinsey "Rave" from Near Life Experience (Abstract Logix) 58:34
Joe Zawinul "East 12th Street Band" from Vienna Nights-Live (BHM Productions) 1:05:38

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