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I, for one have no trouble telling peter and danny apart. even in their trade-offs in like it this way. Snowy was a harder one as snowy had a much more mikly touch and a more similar player. With Nigel, I am sorry to say that even on his best days, he ain't got it.
The only time I was seriously confused about Peter was, : 1 on the In the Skies because I refused to believe (at the time) that someone else would be doing the Solos. Even when it said it on the album I thought it was a misprint 2 On Whatcha Gonna Do, Little Dreamer and Kolors: The guitar playing was so out of character for the some of the solo's. Again, in my Petocentrism, I wondered if he had styles of playing that I just had not hear before. Again we know now that they had players with him, in the event that Peter melted into the rhythm section. This is not for a moment to downplay Dannys virtuosity and ability to blend with Peter. Their duets are sublime. It's like the Andrew Sisters. Maybe Snowy is Laverne doodyhead Last edited by doodyhead; 01-15-2009 at 06:03 AM.. Reason: spelling |
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