"His pants are loose but his playing is tight." - A Beat fan from Newcastle, England
"His pants are loose but his playing is tight." - A Beat fan from Newcastle, England
A Nana Vasconcelos composition performed by Don Cherry with The Beyond Video Group on his MultiKulti album. John L. Price - Electronic Drum programming, David Ornette Cherry - Keyboard, Mark London Sims on Fretless Bass.
Mark London Sims - Strange Groove Picnic, Limited Expression
Dark - Dark, Tamna Voda
Don Cherry - Multikulti
Nels Cline Trio - Silencer, Lady Speed Stick Beardism/WDTCHC
The Untouchables - Ghetto Stout, Free Yourself - Ska Hits The Specials vs. The Untouchables (Ska’s Greatest Stars)
Key Frances Band - Friday Night Road Trip, Rough & Raw
Ben Harper - Like a King, Whipping Boy Best of Mountain Stage Vol. 7 The Eels - Beautiful Day
David Torn - David Torn Collection
Wally Brill - The Covenant
Jerri Jheto - Let the People Decide
Sonja Marie - Five Years: Live at the Temple Bar
Kaliband - Son of an Oracle, If You Really Want to
Beyond Video Group - Electronic Garage: African-American Grooves for the Common Man
Naomi Louise Warne - Bermagui, Solu Khumbu, Songs of Johnny Mandel Red Hill Quartet - Red Hill, Echo Park, Analog Man
Rocky Dawuni - Branches of the Same Tree, Beats of Zion
Ben Harper covering a Peter Tosh song, 'You Can't Blame the Youth.' Rock Deadrick on drums, Leon Mobley on percussion, Mark London Sims on bass.
The track is 'Lucile's Trip' by Nels Cline, from the Nels Cline Trio album, Silencer, with Mark London Sims on fretless bass and drummer Michael Preussner.
'Trilok 'is the first track on the Tamna Voda album by the group, Dark. Indian violin virtuoso L. Shankar is a featured guest artist along with guitarist David Torn. Mark London Sims on fretless bass.
This track is from the album 'Dark ' by the group, Dark. The voice is Catherine Guard. Drums by Mark Nauseef. Poem written, bass and synths performed by Mark London Sims.