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morphyms1817

@QuesoConBrio said ^

Cool jam session all on point. Really liking the bass and drums. They were the look of those times.

@QuesoConBrio said [^](/forum/redirect/post/DsIp1vz6) Cool jam session all on point. Really liking the bass and drums. They were the look of those times.
QuesoConBrio

@morphyms1817 said ^

Cool jam session all on point. Really liking the bass and drums. They were the look of those times.

Jack was my hero on bass, is really. I'm glad you liked it!

@morphyms1817 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/8TqHHWai) > > Cool jam session all on point. Really liking the bass and drums. They were the look of those times. Jack was my hero on bass, is really. I'm glad you liked it!
QuesoConBrio

I can't believe that Zebra track is a demo.

I can't believe that Zebra track is a demo.
morphyms1817

@QuesoConBrio said ^

I can't believe that Zebra track is a demo.

That version gets some play on Pandora. I do not own their black and white album.

Gemini search (my own punctuation added):

The 1978 "Workshoppe" demos by the American hard rock band Zebra helped launch the group's career after they formed in New Orleans and relocated to New York.

Notable 1978 Workshoppe Demos"Take Your Fingers From My Hair": A sweeping, dynamic track showcasing Randy Jackson's soaring vocals and intricate guitar work, running over seven minutes.

"One More Chance": A melodic hard rock composition highlighting the group's tight trio arrangement.

@QuesoConBrio said [^](/forum/redirect/post/3iUtZ0sW) > I can't believe that Zebra track is a demo. That version gets some play on Pandora. I do not own their black and white album. Gemini search (my own punctuation added): The 1978 "Workshoppe" demos by the American hard rock band Zebra helped launch the group's career after they formed in New Orleans and relocated to New York. Notable 1978 Workshoppe Demos"Take Your Fingers From My Hair": A sweeping, dynamic track showcasing Randy Jackson's soaring vocals and intricate guitar work, running over seven minutes. "One More Chance": A melodic hard rock composition highlighting the group's tight trio arrangement.