Whats on your turntable tonight?

@noromance Nice!   I was also thinking how his tone on that cut on the live record is a lot like Lifeson’s - on Hemispheres particularly.
https://youtu.be/aH5jYLRcl08

I was also wondering which came first: Hillage’s Lunar Musik Suite or Camel’s Lunar Sea on the Moonmadness album.   (Both issued 1976 I think).  Obvious similarities and not just in general concept.   Hillage’s different keyboard players and Peter Bardens of Camel (and Thijs van Leer of Focus) seem to me to trade tones, licks, fills, drones, and riffs all over the place.  

@ spirit of radio
You are right about Legend, but by that time Richie Furay was gone. Maybe he was their problem🤔

I always had the sense that Richie Furay wanted to be as successful and as well known as Stills and Young from Buffalo Springfield. He was very good but never achieved the success of CSN or the even loftier achievements of Neil Young. Heck, I'd bet Loggins and Messina sold more records than Furay's Poco. Now that is a shame.

Clive Gregson & Christine Collister ‎– Mischief
(Special Delivery 1987)