Teenage Cancer Trust /Buddy Holly Fundation charity project

[Dutchessy]

Or the harmonica of Roger Daltrey 

[JF]

Should we play who is who?

I will start, my guess (could be totally wrong)

00.00 to 0.20 Jeff Beck
Then MK himself during the whole intro (part at 2.50 is also MK)
1.18- 1.45 David Gilmour (or also around 2.00?)
3.00 Eric Clapton
3.50 - 4.30 Hank B Marvin
5.48 Brian May
6.55 Bruce Springsteen? (wild guess)
7.50 Tom Morello

Sting on bass is very obvious   

Who can find the Italian Zucchero (who is not even a guitarist...)?
I am raffling a box of five original Italian pizzas.

I think Guy once said that he did some "hummm" background vocals 

[qjamesfloyd]

I am really enjoying listening to this track, almost 10 minutes goes past really quickly, which is a sign of good things. I have to say I was not that excited by the Jeff Beck intro, it's not bad, but I was expecting a more gentle beginning as there was bigger stuff to come, but, when Mark came in all was good. I am struggling to hear who's who for most of it, I am enjoying some of the acoustic stuff in it, anyone have any idea of here Satriani and Vai are? just wondering in there is any tapping involved as you would expect from them. Overall, it's really good, Guy must take a LOT of credit for mixing this all, and the production work. Nothing is as good as the original and no-one can play it as good as Mark, but, it is all good to have a new version and for a really great cause. I can't remember Mark getting so much coverage in the first few months of this year for a very long time. I guess you all know who I would think is missing from this track among others, but, it really doesn't matter. Guy Fletcher

[Iron Hand]

Did anyone get the CD/Blu-Ray version they ordered? I'm asking because over on QuadraphonicQuad, people are consternated that it was sold out so quickly and not ever showing as available for US customers.

[JF]

I am struggling to hear who's who for most of it, I am enjoying some of the acoustic stuff in it, anyone have any idea of here Satriani and Vai are?

around 7:53-8:00, it sounds a little bit like Satriani or Vai...or ist Morello with the whammy ?

the wah around 8:00 could be also Satriani... or Frampton ? or Bonamassa ? 

[shortfin]

Should we play who is who?

I will start, my guess (could be totally wrong)

00.00 to 0.20 Jeff Beck
Then MK himself during the whole intro (part at 2.50 is also MK)
1.18- 1.45 David Gilmour (or also around 2.00?)
3.00 Eric Clapton
3.50 - 4.30 Hank B Marvin
5.48 Brian May
6.55 Bruce Springsteen? (wild guess)
7.50 Tom Morello

Sting on bass is very obvious   

Who can find the Italian Zucchero (who is not even a guitarist...)?
I am raffling a box of five original Italian pizzas.

I think Guy once said that he did some "hummm" background vocals 

Seriously?
In any case, Mark played on a track on Zucchero's 2016 album (Ci si arrende) and I think Mark wanted to reciprocate the guest appearance.

[Dutchessy]

I am struggling to hear who's who for most of it, I am enjoying some of the acoustic stuff in it, anyone have any idea of here Satriani and Vai are?

around 7:53-8:00, it sounds a little bit like Satriani or Vai...or ist Morello with the whammy ?

the wah around 8:00 could be also Satriani... or Frampton ? or Bonamassa ? 

Thats Tom Morello

[ds1984]

Well there are too much guitarists on this track to allow the necessary time to enjoy each one playing.
I mean each should have at least 50 seconds of performing time.

[dustyvalentino]

Should we play who is who?

I will start, my guess (could be totally wrong)

00.00 to 0.20 Jeff Beck
Then MK himself during the whole intro (part at 2.50 is also MK)
1.18- 1.45 David Gilmour (or also around 2.00?)
3.00 Eric Clapton
3.50 - 4.30 Hank B Marvin
5.48 Brian May
6.55 Bruce Springsteen? (wild guess)
7.50 Tom Morello

Sting on bass is very obvious   

Who can find the Italian Zucchero (who is not even a guitarist...)?
I am raffling a box of five original Italian pizzas.

I think Guy once said that he did some "hummm" background vocals 

Seriously?
In any case, Mark played on a track on Zucchero's 2016 album (Ci si arrende) and I think Mark wanted to reciprocate the guest appearance.

They played together in the late 90s on the Sun Records thing.

[Robson]

Should we play who is who?

I will start, my guess (could be totally wrong)

00.00 to 0.20 Jeff Beck
Then MK himself during the whole intro (part at 2.50 is also MK)
1.18- 1.45 David Gilmour (or also around 2.00?)
3.00 Eric Clapton
3.50 - 4.30 Hank B Marvin
5.48 Brian May
6.55 Bruce Springsteen? (wild guess)
7.50 Tom Morello

Sting on bass is very obvious   

Who can find the Italian Zucchero (who is not even a guitarist...)?
I am raffling a box of five original Italian pizzas.

I think Guy once said that he did some "hummm" background vocals 

Seriously?
In any case, Mark played on a track on Zucchero's 2016 album (Ci si arrende) and I think Mark wanted to reciprocate the guest appearance.

Mark also played in the song "Who will the next fool be?

[Love Expresso]

Vinyl arrived today. Hard paper inner sleeve which is far too tight and you literally feel how you damage the record with the first pulling out. With liner notes by Paul Sexton, very dirty record, noisy pressing. Etching is the Palm tree pic. Very loud recording with a lot of oomph. Not my cup of tea. I really hope the new album and the EP will show up in better condition. "Loudest"track that has ever been recorded in the name of MK.

But it's for a ... et cetera et cetera...

LE

[Love Expresso]

Produced by GZ Media in Czech Republic.

LE

[Mossguitar]

Hahah, I’ve listened to it one million times today in the car, and it’s the greatest music thing I’ve heard in ages. I love it! Everything about it is great. Guitar and MK OVERLOAD!! Love it!! Incredibly well mixed. So cool and maximalistic. I accidently said that MK hadn’t been cool since 1981, but I was wrong. MK is still cool. And I am happy.

[dustyvalentino]

Produced by GZ Media in Czech Republic.

LE

Oh no.

[Matchstickman]

Hmm, this 9-minute thing was very unexpected, and fun in a way. But the way it comes across, as a part hard rock cover of Local Hero, with guitars constantly wailing in the background, to me sounds cluttered and distracting.

It's amazing that so many guys showed up, or sent a tape. Presumably, this thing got a life of its own after a while, with people not wanting to miss out. Or simply to help with the good cause. Or both