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Old 10-27-2014, 01:27 AM
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And much later on, with all credit to Dave Mason, [1995' s] Time album was a real example of my having the leg syndrome, in retrospect. It was just… too much had gone by. I obviously wasn’t thinking, just saying, “We’re carrying on, that’ s what we do.” It was great band with Bekka Bramlett and Billy [Burnette] [for Time] but with the wrong name.

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And I had the comfort apart from a couple of choices where the band was too much for Billy and Dave Mason and things like that, I had the template that it has been good. I don’t lie in bed like Scrooge and go, “What did you do?” I don’t. I think maybe
The problem with the BTM and Time bands is that they were trying to be subservient to the "Rumours" sound and image instead of forging a new identity, which the band had always done before. They COULD have forged a new sound, but opted to play it safe, and it started with "Tango" tour. That tour set a bad foundation for the band going forward. But, I'm not sure Billy had the assertiveness that's required to lead a band down a new path, like Lindsey had. The problem magnified when Dave Mason joined, because they were also being subservient to his legacy instead of focusing on new material as well as Billy's BTM songs.
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The problem with the BTM and Time bands is that they were trying to be subservient to the "Rumours" sound and image instead of forging a new identity, which the band had always done before. They COULD have forged a new sound, but opted to play it safe, and it started with "Tango" tour. That tour set a bad foundation for the band going forward. But, I'm not sure Billy had the assertiveness that's required to lead a band down a new path, like Lindsey had. The problem magnified when Dave Mason joined, because they were also being subservient to his legacy instead of focusing on new material as well as Billy's BTM songs.
And that is exactly what I didn't like about the post Tango/pre- Dance Line-ups of FM in a nutshell. Thanks dude.
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