Göran "Hemipanter" Malmbergs hemliga liv...

Var på Fasching igår kväll och knäppte några bilder... Göran Malmberg är inte bara chassiguru utan har även ett dunkelt förflutet som rockstjärna på det glada 60-talet i bandet T-Bones. Bandet återförenades för en kväll och rev av några av sina klassiker. Klart Rootigt, måste jag säga!
I bandet ingick, förutom Göran på bas, Kenny Håkansson gitarr (bl.a Dag Vag, Kebenekaise) + Pelle Ekman på trummor (bl.a Kebenekaise).
Rock on, Göran!


Hela gänget...


Hela gänget igen...


Kenny river av ett solo...


Göran groovar loss på basen och dansar järnet...

Tack för en cool upplevelse, grabbar!

Jag lyckades inte komma i från igår.

Jag noterar att det uteslutande spelas på stänginstrument av fabrikat Malmberg.

Inte jag heller

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Re: Göran "Hemipanter" Malmbergs hemliga liv...

Michael Karpers skrev:

Malmbergs hemliga liv

Bra att det inte blev "Malmbergs himla liv".
Till nästa spelning ska vi repa innan också...

Citat:

"T-Bones, where Kenny and also Pelle Ekman, drums, were members, got there inspiration from bluesrecords and made their own songs - note the following words - in somekind of blues style. T-Bones did not try to imitate nor black American blues bands neither English blues bands but played it as if blues was a musical form invented in Stockholm, Sweden. Sometimes the band (vocals, guitars, bass, drums, harmonica, marraccas) was visited by saxophone players. Then Kenny had to do his military service. Pelle Ekman and Göran Malmberg, bass, from T-Bones started a strange experimentalgroup where the music could take of in any direction, pop, jazz, blues - with among others Slim Notini, piano, Guy Öhrström, guitar, Bill Öhrström, harmonica/congas and Göran Ramberg, saxophone. Kenny joined when he was on leave from the military. The group, who probably did not have a name but was called (extended) T-Bones and Slim Notinis Group, played in 1966-67 in Harlem at Nalen, Stockholm. The same musicians, except Kenny are also backing up for Linkin Louisiana Peps on his debutalbum (1968). After Kenny got back from the military T-Bones were rearrangent to a trio with Kenny, Pelle and Göran. BIG loudspeakers and LOUD volume, and sounded no more or no less than a Swedish version of Cream. And now a rather shy Kenny Håkansson was persuaded to take the microphone, he had never sung before. The fall of 1967 - when Bella Ferlin had taken Göran Malmbergs place as the bassplayer, the name was changed into Baby Grand Mothers and the group started to play at the psychedelic club Filips in Stockholm - the music went on developing, in length, depth and even heigth. Mostly it was jamsessions: large improvised psychedelic chunks that could be endlessly long. Baby Grand Mothers also supported Jimi Hendrix in Sweden early 1968. "

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