Richard
"Waldo"
1. What was your best
memory of the 1960/70's music scene?
My best memories of that time period is just the freshness, the newness...the
unpredictability of what was to come next. It was all so exciting! Just loved
so
much of the music. Was really into the British Invasion and then the L.A. music
scene. I am a graduate of Fairfax High School, 1968. The Byrds, Bobby Fuller
Four played when I was in attendance. The school was abuzz musically. Phil
Spector is a graduate of Fairfax..and there were many other musically inclined
folks who went there. I just liked the whole scene. I was raised in a strict
home, so I missed out on quite a bit...couldn't really hang out on the Sunset Strip during
it's heyday...until I was 18. OK..so some fav. memories...seeing
the Mothers of Invention numerous times and never paying over $3.50 for a show!
I loved that band. Also Pink Floyd at the Hollywood Bowl in 1972 just blew my
mind!
2. What was the best gig?
Pink Floyd as mentioned above..also..Kinks at Santa Monica
Civic circa 1972
3. Bands you were/are in or working
with?
Never got past the garage band status. Played with Constantine
Gusias..I think you can google him
4. What are you doing now?
Working for the California Environmental Protection Agency.
5. What are your three favorite
albums and/or bands from the 60's & 70's?
Pet Sounds - Beach Boys, Revolver - Beatles, De Capo - Love...more
too...
6. What's your version of the
"dream band"?
hmmm...Brians touring band now is pretty
darn good...would like to see the reconstituted LOVE too. not really into
"supergroups"
7. Describe yourself in 4 words.
eccentric, eclectic, loving, brilliant
8. Favorite meal?
hmmm, anything thing made with love with great ambiance, candles and
fine wine!
9. What
would you set straight in this world if you could?
I would purge, extract, terminate, cleanse and heal the current
status quo government politics as corrupt usual what we have the rules our land!
10. Famous last words? How
would you recommend people get a hold of you? Email address? Web page?
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Robin
Lamble
Byzantium, Al Stewart,
Shot In The Dark
1. What was your best
memory of the 1960/70's music scene?
Arriving in Los Angeles for the first time & playing at the Roxy with Al
Stewart.
2. What was the best gig?
Grateful Dead- Alexander Palace , London 1973 or The Tubes at The
Pantages (1977)
3. Bands you were/are in or working
with?
Bass, violin & vocals for Byzantium, Al Stewart, Juice Newton,
Electric Range, Crazy Hearts, Shot In The Dark, Buffalo Springfield Again.
4. What are you doing now?
I am living in the Hollywood foothills with my wonderful wife and 2
naughty dogs. I have just finished my first solo CD with the help of several of my
friends- Peter White, Terry Reid, Al Stewart, Lenise Bent, Hutch Hutchinson. I am
now busy writing new songs for my second CD
5. What are your three favorite
albums and/or bands from the 60's & 70's?
"Surfs Up"- Beach Boys Jimi Hendrix
‘Electric Ladyland" "Fresh Cream" Cream
6. What's your version of the
"dream band"?
Manu Katche, Hutch Hutchinson, Ron
Reinhart, Shane Fontayne, and me.
7. Describe yourself in 4 words.
honest, self-absorbed, faithful, good
8. Favorite meal?
A good Indian curry
9. What
would you set straight in this world if you could?
Just about everything
10. Famous last words? How
would you recommend people get a hold of you? Email address? Web page?
Thank you all
ROBINLAMBLE@aol.com
www.ROBINLAMBLE.com
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