Whisky A Go Go, 1968 (2024) July 23, 1968 | BTB II: Electric Aunt Jemima (1992) 1968 | Funky Nothingness (2023) 1970 | |
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2. 14. Khaki Sack | 2. Whät | 1.10. Khaki Sack | |
main theme | 00:00-00:36 | 0:02-0:38 | |
main theme | 00:36-01:12 | 0:38-1:14 | |
solos (main theme chords) | 01:12-08:44 | 0:00-2:50 (fade in) | 1:14-7:20 |
main theme | 08:44-09:19 | 2:50-3:25 | 7:20-7:49 (no head) |
main theme (1st part) | 09:19-09:35 | 3:25-3:42 | 7:49-8:08 (fade out) |
ending | 09:35-09:44 | 3:42-3:53 |
[Am (x8) - C (x2) - Am (x4) - F#m (x4) - Bm (x3) - Em (x1)]
You know that song "what" from the Beat The Boots "Electric Aunt Jemima"? I was listening again and that's really kind of a rocking number that I don't recognize from anywhere else. Sounds like maybe a bastardization/mothersization of some classic blues riff, or maybe it's some mis-named original, but I just don't know it. Do you? What the heck is it?
I Believe there are a couple of "mis-named" tunes from this boot—the obvious one is the Bobby Timmons tune "This Here" which was a "standard" played by Cannonball Adderly—The MOI do a great job with this number—speaking of Cannonball Adderly—has anyone carefully listened to the intro of "Autumn Leaves" and see the similarities to the intro of "Chunga's Revenge".
I have heard the Cannonball Adderley song once again and I don't think they are the same tune. As far as I can tell, they have different chords and time signatures. So, what is "Whät"?
03/10/70 (12-3PM & 3:30-6:30PM) The Record Plant, Hollywood, CA—Khaki Sack; Bass And Drum Song
MUSICIANS: FZ, Ian R. Underwood, Max R. Bennett
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Khaki Sack
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FZ recorded [Khaki Sack] on March 10, 1970, with Ian Underwood and Max Bennett (and Aynsley Dunbar, presumably). [...] Most of us have heard it before. It's on Electric Aunt Jemima (Beat The Boots) as "w̃hät?". Performed by the MOI in Denver, May 3, 1968.
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