Tony Williams Lifetime

[AtmosphericObialoPax]

straight up soul right here

[anonymusum]

Does anybody know who the singer was?

[sometimes350]

@anonymusum

Her last name is Logan ..I forget her first name...it starts with a L... middle Tequila..I'll get back 2you with it

[sometimes350]

@anonymusum

Linda Logan

[anonymusum]

@sometimes350

Thank you so much!

[sometimes350]

SLIM IS BLOWIN WHO DAT IS?

[sometimes350]

EVERTHANGBEAUTIFULBECAMEONE...­...................UMAKEMEFEEL­............

.IJUSTCANTHELPMYSELF

[sometimes350]

EVERTHANGBEAUTIFULBECAMEONE

[123cito]

.. my lifetime hereos

thx so much 4 posting

[imakery]

Fuckin groove

[imakery]

Fuckin groove

[jafuso61]

TOP!

Thank you.

[0shekere0]

tssssssssssssssss, que buena rola y tony que buen bataquero

[lenzorg]

i like the picture

[DaBeanski]

love.



[intuantu]

What a great singer. Her first notes sounded like a saxophone. Love the slippery beat and solo, of course!

[wingman1962]

The discography in Jack Bruce's biography lists the members of the unreleased "Wildlife" sessions as being Tony Williams, Jack Bruce, Laura "Tequila" Logan, Webster Lewis and Allan Holdsworth

[Imsorry110]

Hey Tony . I love you and you're style and contribution to drumming and music in general. Fuck off metal tards.

[emmadetten]

definitely Holdsworth on violin, it's the same touch & sound as on that one track from "velvet darkness" and as on "temporary fault" from iou. Could also be him getting funky

[wesgreen11]

whatever happened to 'tequila'?

I think she at one time was a waitress at the village vanguard (?)

[ridingroy]

@wesgreen11 Yes Laura "Tequila" Logan did work at the Village Vanguard. I worked with Laura in 1977 in an 8 pc. R&B band based in N.Y. that worked around the country. The band was called aptly enough TEQUILA.Thanks to her I was thrilled to meet Tony Williams and Jack Bruce. She was a talented vocalist and excellent entertainer. I don't have any info about her current whereabouts.

[jafuso61]

@ridingroy I just listend to "Larry Young's Fuel - Turn Off The Lights - 1975 [Funk] " and thought 'what a great vocalist'...googled ...so I found out her name... one more step...and here I am :-)

[jakealvarez848]

im not possitive but i think this song is called hot n sticky

[junkdrum]

This is definately Tequila from The Old Bum's Rush album. I'd wager that Alan Holdsworth is not on this recording. It Sounds like the band from The Old Bum's Rush augmented by guitar and violin.

Where the hell you get this?

[jedwing]

Anyone know what this cut is called and what record it is from?

[222Lightning]

This is great ,like this. I envisiion the seventies in this song, walking the streets of Baltimore in a light rain leaves barren late fall city bus just roured by and picked up someone wearing brown courderouy pants. My grandfather is installing cabinets in the Predentail tower downtown Boston, my Father is with him I am not alive yet. Whos singing, great lyric "everything beutiful becomes one"

[countdumas]

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[goldcoastmm]

can some PLEASE post 'Easy" from the "Old Bums Rush" LP?????

[TijucaWeirdo]

Does anybody know the name of this track?. I've never heard this one before. But it does sound like its from "The Old Bums Rush" Era

[dantean]

This is unexpected! I have a certain familiarity w Tony's solo records--definitely not complete, but not that skimpy either--and this tune is a delightful surprise to me. Thanks for posting!

[CluchPLayer]

Im not that familiar with jazz, therefore can somebody please give the name of this song? because i believe the title is the name of the drummer in the song....thanks

[ignaciomoran]

Soulful stuff ! Sounds like the band from Tony's 'The Old Bum's Rush' LP. This is a baaad tune. Live on Tony, live on !

[clarkewi]

Lifetime was very experimental. I heard them in 1969 in a small club setting in LA and couldn't understand what the hell McGloughlin was doing. It was so advanced.

[eswogdlarah]

THX :-))

[manofhue]

yeah brother

big post !

nuff ressspect

[qinatra]

yeah this is nasty, is there anyway to find this album? id love to have at least a digital version for my comp.

[jonescrusher1]

7:33 just about does me in. What a lick.

[Bokete7]

violin ?

[Joeey]

If there is violin on here, Holdsworth is really a violin player who plays guitar. which is why his guitar playing is so weird / he is seeing everything in 5ths (violin G D A E) not 4ths (guitar E A D G B E), also explains the finger/ chord stretches, making up the 2 frets difference between 4th and 5th between strings. yeah baby

[giacblanc]

AH AND J McL BOTH STARTED ON VIOLIN WHICH WOULD EXPLAIN SPEED , BUT HOLDSWORTH PLAYS WITH HAMMER ONS/OFFS SO MUCH HE DOESN'T SOUND FAST IF YOU WATCH HIM BECAUSE HIS RIGHT HAND ISN'T MOVING. lol

[steveey251]

Don't write in caps all the time. It makes you look like an idiot.

[Katapultstol]

Tony Williams Lifetime / The Lost WildLife Tapes (1974) AKA 'Stockholm Sessions' 01 Scirocco 13:57 02 Drum Interlude 0:56 03 Hot & Sticky 5:22 04 Little Zorro 4:33 05 Happy Tears 8:27 06 Vocal Unknown 0:59 07 The Spirit 7:48 Tony Williams - drums Allan Holdsworth - guitar Jack Bruce - bass Webster Lewis - keyboards Laura "Tequila" Logan - vocals

[sergiobarlozzi]

thanks!

[giacblanc]

THANKS FOR THE INFO i HAD 'BUM'S RUSH'. REMEMBER TEQUILA W/ ALAN PASQUA ON KEYS; DIDN'T THINK BRUCE WAS ON ALBUM OR HOLDSWORTH;THAT WOULD EXPLAIN VIOLIN THOUGH.

[mibukall]

Fuck me hows the feel ?

[ClemenzaKimble]

It's hard to get a compliment out of me, but this is just shit hot!

[tmmmviii]

Unbelievable.

[timothypetergreen]

I need a copy of this, where abouts can I get it? Thank you so much for sharing this. FANTASTIC

[sakuraorigami]

Is that Holdsworth getting funky?

[jonsilence]

This is from an unreleased LP recorded after Bum's Rush and before Believe It. Lineup was the Bum's Rush band with Holdsworth added.

[tmmmviii]

Wonder why the album was never released - if only for this song.

[TijucaWeirdo]

Are you talking about the The Lost WildLife tapes? I don't think this track is on that one.

[seelenfresser1]

nice!!

[hotlanta71]

tony is so sick

[negussy]

heaven is hearing you

[Glockyia]

I prefer Buddy Rich but this guy is pretty good.

[wuckle]

That's like comparing a Pizza to a Curry - Both Beautiful but very different - And, to me, they can co-exist quite happily - No need for Olympic Medals!! Enjoy what you like and don't be negative (not saying that you were being negative btw) Too many people regard Musical proficiency as the key to the kingdom! It's a learning curve - Drumming comes from your own experience!!!

[AlohaBay]

Where did you get this album?

[RapaTerntSanga]

WHO IZ TONY WILLIAMS ???

[lunarsiege]

terribly famous drummer in jazz circles.i think(dont quote me)he was considered one of the innovators of fusion(he was with miles davis during the golden yrs)

[wuckle]

Tony Williams is one of the greatest drummers - He played with Miles Davis at the age of 17 and went on to pursue his love of drumming/composing until his untimely death in 1997. I think Tony's greatest contribution was bringing his jazz/be bop instincts to the world of rock and beyond...Sublime drummer...one of the best!! :)

[gmanjam]

yeah, i agree with you, wuckle. i love what jazz drummers like Tony Williams and Billy Cobham brought to rock music, and then back to jazz... especially during the zenith of the jazz fusion era.

[MikeNichols50]

@wuckle - If you are lucky enough to hear Miles live from 1967 - especially the European tour of Oct - Nov 1967, you could see that Tony was playing the Miles "book" with so much intensity that eventually he had to strike out on his own...

[Ottodunlink]

Tequila. I Think this is from 'The Old Bum's Rush".

[rusamene]

I whish I know that

[pennman82]

Who's the vocalist on this?