John Entwistle in NYC to record with Gov't Mule thread.

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No word on what tune JE will play on. 


 For those not reading older posts on this, Gov't Mule had it's bass 
player(allen Woody) pass away last Fall.  The band decided to continue on, it 
was a power trio.  Always having their extended musical family sitting in 
with them, their friends came out of the wood works to offer their services 
as guest bassist for a new Gov't Mule CD.  They also decided to talk to 
bassists who had influenced Allen Woody.  Here's a list of players who have 
already laid down tracks.

So as not to waste bandwidth, here is the link to the page with more info.  I 
write this not as an advertisement, but as a The Who fan who thought that 
some here might find interesting some of the side things JE is doing.

click on :   Click here: Gov't Mule   and go to "news page"

Les Claypool (Primus)
Phil Lesh (Grateful Dead, Phil & Friends)
Alphonso Johnson (Chuck Mangione Quartet, Weather Report, Santana, Bobby & 
the Midnights, Jazz is Dead, The Other Ones)
Francis "Rocco" Prestia (Tower of Power)
Jack Casady (Hot Tuna)
Chris Squire (Yes)
Mike Gordon (Phish)
Bootsy Collins (James Brown, George Clinton & P-Funk)
David Schools (Widespread Panic)
Chris Wood (Medeski, Martin & Wood)
Jack Bruce (Cream, West, Bruce & Laing, among others)
Tony Levin (King Crimson)
Oteil Burbridge (Allman Brothers)
Billy Cox (Jimi Hendrix Band of Gypsys) 

This will be an ongoing project thru out the year. No title has been given to 
the CD, nor has a release date been set.