"(...) I remember when we started out, when everyone was saying “Go get a manager,” we had friends. We all had about, between the four of us, we had like maybe 10-12 close friends, and they were -- that was our infrastructure. They were the guys who helped push us. And the radio hated us at first because we were jazz musicians with big amplifiers playing as loud as we could possibly play, and fast. And we looked good, and we were smiling, so we didn’t look like the typical jazz musicians who were strung out, with their back turned to the audience, you know, downtrodden and all that kind of stuff that the jazz critics loved to write about back then.
And so we just pushed our way through because we had people that believed in us. And I am still that type of idealist that believes that, when you have people who believe in you, it makes you greater. It makes you better and you just keep going. Now that’s what I would tell my kids (...)." Texto extraído de Stanley Clarke Interview: School Days Revisited for Bass Legend
And so we just pushed our way through because we had people that believed in us. And I am still that type of idealist that believes that, when you have people who believe in you, it makes you greater. It makes you better and you just keep going. Now that’s what I would tell my kids (...)." Texto extraído de Stanley Clarke Interview: School Days Revisited for Bass Legend
Stanley Clarke Band
Stanley Clarke_contrabajo_bajo eléctrico
Beka Gochiashvili_piano y teclados
Mike Mitchell_batería
Stanley Clarke_contrabajo_bajo eléctrico
Beka Gochiashvili_piano y teclados
Mike Mitchell_batería
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