In Rolling stone 1054 (BB King cover) it mentions Peter Gabriel's Music Club a site at bowers-wilkins.co.uk which will feature Little Axe it's $60 a yr but will be free for 3 months
T>>H-I'm requesting a store be added here, or somewhere on the net were we can get official>>swag. Last couple of times I bought T>>H related releases, collectors were making the money. - Peace, Brother B.
I am a tack>>head, of that there is no doubt. in 1984 I started to discover the varying projects of this band after listening to Keith Leblanc\'s Malcolm X and when I became a DJ I mixed and played all things Tack-on-U.
I\'m thrilled to hear the boys are recording together again BUT....where\'s the creativity? re recording classic tunes?
HUH?
you guys are leaders in many fields (I personally think the Electro world ignores the influence of Fats Comet, Keith et al!)...
Surely this would have been an oportunity to get together and lay down some soul stirring new creations, been inspired by each others minds and spirits?!
Come on, the whole On U thing used to SAY something and I miss conscious music, music that SAYS something and surely, in these times of falsely inSINuated fear the world needs to hear something clammering to be heard above the din of muSICK indestroy built thru wisdom and the sheer NEED of the human spirit!
\"I\'m afraid of Americans\" is sounding AWESOME and I\'d gladly become a sharehead to invest in something more meaningful than a covers album.
also, why do you guys seem to back away from the way you used to mash up the live instruments with more electronic sounds?
I know things change, people progress but don\'t forget where you came from!
Fantastic gig in Dortmund last night!!! You guys are just too much!!! really brilliant from one side, and so nice from the other one. Respect! Thank you so much for the beautiful night and much love to you all and hurry back!!! CC
Thanks for an awesome gig at the Quasimodo yesterday. Tackhead classics, Little Axe tracks and Bernard\'s rock & soul voice made the audience dance. Mark Stewart was also there. Maybe in April again. :-)))
There's a blistering live set from Little Axe in Germany October of 2006 circulating the net. Skip and crew are off the chain crazy with this one. If you need it, send me a message and I'll steer you toward it.
Great show, Skip couldn\'t make it so the
show was closed out with Doug, Keith, Vernon Reid on guitar and V. Jeffrey Smith
from the Family Stand on sax..started off
with Mind In the Area..Don\'t stop the Selector and closed out with Stormy Weather
before Sully\'s had to shut down at 2am..
new Little Axe out next mo (?)
En wat een geweldig concert donderdag, met dito dj eromheen. Wie is dat eigenlijk?
I\'m thrilled to hear the boys are recording together again BUT....where\'s the creativity? re recording classic tunes?
HUH?
you guys are leaders in many fields (I personally think the Electro world ignores the influence of Fats Comet, Keith et al!)...
Surely this would have been an oportunity to get together and lay down some soul stirring new creations, been inspired by each others minds and spirits?!
Come on, the whole On U thing used to SAY something and I miss conscious music, music that SAYS something and surely, in these times of falsely inSINuated fear the world needs to hear something clammering to be heard above the din of muSICK indestroy built thru wisdom and the sheer NEED of the human spirit!
\"I\'m afraid of Americans\" is sounding AWESOME and I\'d gladly become a sharehead to invest in something more meaningful than a covers album.
also, why do you guys seem to back away from the way you used to mash up the live instruments with more electronic sounds?
I know things change, people progress but don\'t forget where you came from!
Thanks for an awesome gig at the Quasimodo yesterday. Tackhead classics, Little Axe tracks and Bernard\'s rock & soul voice made the audience dance. Mark Stewart was also there. Maybe in April again. :-)))
Love Joerg
TACK>>HEAD without AMS???
That is impossible!
Cheers
A. Levi
Great show, Skip couldn\'t make it so the
show was closed out with Doug, Keith, Vernon Reid on guitar and V. Jeffrey Smith
from the Family Stand on sax..started off
with Mind In the Area..Don\'t stop the Selector and closed out with Stormy Weather
before Sully\'s had to shut down at 2am..