Carrying No Cross: Second Part

SECOND PART of "Carrying No Cross" by U.K. Album: Danger Money. Year: 1979. Principles: Eddie Jobson, John Wetton, and Terry Bozzio.

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Music

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• U.K.. UK
• prog
• Bozzio
• Wetton
• Jobson
• Carrying No Cross

[hambone9444]

Does anybody know who that is on keyboards facing them @ 2:30?

[srrecords]

@hambone9444 that's just some guy at a mixing board.

[Meltdowns6]

Compare this with today's music and weep.

We devolved as a human species.

[srrecords]

@Meltdowns6 Justin Bieber should cover this song.....oy. You are correct!

[RockCleric420]

The Sickest shit! Nice fuckin post! *__*

[IwshIcldstrtover]

@Jay435 From what I hear, they are touring here in the U.S. I have no details, other than that they are playing in NY, I think in May.

[Jay435]

@srrecords Isn't this a Johhny Cash tune? Not for Justin Bieber to cover. Maybe Britney Spears or Katy Perry. You lock them in a room like in the movie "Saw", tell them they have to learn it - on accordion and teach a small monkey the drum parts or they die.

[Jay435]

@IwshIcldstrtover tell me more!!!!!

[TheMoonchild1969]

I feel like traveling at the speed of light towards Jupiter‘s moons in an invisible spaceship with a few girls at my right and beers at the left. My ears have been satisfied amid this nice song and other unmentionable pleasures.

[IwshIcldstrtover]

I'm thrilled to hear that these 3 are performing together again!

[MedusalObligation]

@Meltdowns6 So few of us listened to this sort of stuff when it was new. Even then stupid "Pop for the masses" was what was shoved down the publics throat. We who lived in an area with progressive FM radio stations to expose us to it were so lucky. Even if our friends wouldn't listen with us!

[uyauabing]

@dhpmathmusic eddie jobson once transcribed the arpeggio part in keyboard magazine in the late 80s, and it was accordingly in 15/8, not 15/16.

[Jay435]

@Meltdowns6 take comfort - there's jazz, jazz/rock fusion, jazz/rock/latin fusion. It's the rock world that has devolved. Recordings from big groups now where some of the instruments aren"t even in tune; no vocal harmonies because they don't have theory & harmony training; bands taking several months in the studio to record 10 or more 3 chord tunes - talk about puffed up misplaced self importance and illusions of grandure. These guys you're hearing listen to jazz - you can hear it in them.