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Govt Mule with Elliott Randall jamming Sco-mule

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The enigmatic Elliott Randall (Steely Dan, Pat Benatar and many, many other projects) letting it rip with the jam song from Gov't Mule, Sco-mule. - This is what music is about, - forget the boundaries of what you are supposed or not supposed to do, just PLAY!!

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29 авг 2024

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@SuperStrik9 11 лет назад

Elliot is THE definition of a musician's musician. Guy has played so many awesome solos on various records over the years. LOVE his work with Steely Dan. Reelin' In The Years, Kings, Sign In Stranger...

@user-bf7rr2zo8b 11 месяцев назад

My ears are happy!!

@ikkenhisatsu7170 2 года назад

Randall is clearly from another planet.

@dennyyoung4421 10 лет назад

Lucky band to have such an Amazing Treasure jam with-um...right place right time..!

@spazmoorehead 12 лет назад

Had the honor of singing with Elliott twice, he is an INCREDIBLE guitarist and an AWESOME fellow, can't wait for the next time...cool to see him jammin' with these guys! ;)

@ian916fun 12 лет назад

this was really great to witness first hand, - as you can see everybody was having a good time, - this is jamming. - Warren stepped back out of the light, got his head down and just played. It was mesmerising to watch. Elliott has played on a couple of my all-time-favourite songs.

@beckblowbyblow 4 года назад

This is classic

@debbiekemblowski7860 6 лет назад

Freaking awesome! !!!!

@Elexmage 12 лет назад

Well, just let it all hang out. They were having fun! (Hey fellows, what song are we playing?)

@tednugent82 11 лет назад

Jam music doesn't have to suck if the soloist is REALLY REALLY good. And not afraid to take chances.

@maxnicks4661 5 лет назад

Sorry, not working here.

@ian916fun 5 лет назад

No need to apologise, music as an art form is about what it does for you the listener. For me witnessing this was something special, because it is music without boundaries, - it is a bit of a tribute song to John Schofield who as a guitarist is also prepared to take risk, - without risk we would all be doing the same thing! The tone in Elliott's fingers is amazing, and some of those little licks are very clever. But as I say, each to their own.