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Might be interesting to post these examples as we come across them.
I was pleased to see Ralph Humphrey credited as one of the percussionists on the soundtrack to Stephen King's I.T (Richard Bellis)

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"drums are too noisy, 'n you've got no corners to hide in"

I was quite surprised to hear Mike Keneally play on some tracks of Ulver's "Blood Inside"

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Name a modern blockbuster,

Ian Underwood is involved.

Neil Sadler's Theory of Forms......

Featuring:

Mike Keneally
Walt Fowler
Steve Fowler
Albert Wing
Kurt McGettrick
Bruce Fowler

Cool album btw.

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Plastic people. Oh baby now. You're such a drag.

i just looked up ian underwoods imdb page, pretty ridiculous

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0881005/

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Who's this dude with his hair straight back?
His new white socks, 'n his pants all black
His T-shirts rolled His watch is gold
A '55 Chevy that his brother just stoled

One of the best gigs ever on video: Jeff Beck live at Ronnie Scott's w/ Vinnie. Holy shit!

And that list isn't even complete. I bought the Blade Runner Soundtrack on vinyl some months ago and found out he played synth on it.

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No shit! Great show, and Vinnie is great too. Don't forget Bozzio with JB too....

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Max Benett was one of the bass players and Shelly Manne was one of the percussionists on the soundtrack recordings for Rosemary's Baby

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"drums are too noisy, 'n you've got no corners to hide in"

Allan Zavod composed the score to the stageplay 'The Hobbit'...might be worth a listen heh
http://www.allanzavod.com/

Ian Underwood and Ralph Humphrey also play on the Manhattan Transfer's Christmas Album from '92.

Max is 83, still plays great, I would recomend anything from his famous band LA Express with Tom Scott.

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Confusion will be my epitaph

One of my most horrible vinyls is Shankar - The Epidemics featuring L. Shankar and Steve Vai.

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What's the ugliest part of your body ?

Robbie Krieger's last solo album, Singularity, is like a Zappa reunion. It features Tommy Mars, Arthur Barrow, Vinnie Colaiuta, Sal Marquez, Walt Fowler, Bruce Fowler and/or Albert Wing on seven of its ten numbers.

Agreed. Very likely a candidate for the most horrible record of all time. I bought it and listened to it once when it came out and don't have the slightest intention to put it on ever again.

Th.

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Bruce Fowler not only contributes to the soundtrack of Short Cuts as player and arranger, he actually appears in the movie (alongside Gene Estes) as part of the club band backing Annie Ross.

In case anybody hadn't seen these:

Here are a couple links to Arthur Barrows great work: Here
& also Here

Also here are the Youtube videos of the Theoretical 5 jam sessions with Arthur, Tommy Mars and Warren: Here

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