Sterling Ball, John Ferraro, Jim Cox - The Mutual Admiration Society download free

Sterling and John Ferraro went to school together in Junior High; in high school, they started playing music together. After high school, Sterling joined a very small Ernie Ball Company (and later became CEO of Ernie Ball Music Man) and John went on to College at Long Beach State where he met Jim Cox. What was supposed to be a record by a drummer and bassist/guitarist turned into The Mutual Admiration Society. An unintended celebration of up to forty years of friends making music together. Sterling Ball, John Ferraro and Jim Cox – The Mutual Admiration Society.

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Band: Jim Cox Genre: Blues, Folk, Country, Instrumental Country : USA Year: 2018 Audio codec: MP3 Riptype: tracks Bitrate: 320 kbps Playtime: 47:56 Tracklist. Sterling Ball, John Ferraro, Jim Cox – The Mutual Admiration Society (2018). Posted on February 28, 2018November 7, 2018 by music314. Post Views: 32. Band: Jim Cox. Genre: Blues, Folk, Country, Instrumental Country : USA Year: 2018 Audio codec: MP3 Riptype: tracks Bitrate: 320 kbps Playtime: 47:56. Tracklist: 01. Payday Song 02. The In Crowd (feat. Steve Morse) 03. Checkin’ Up On My Baby 04.

LP (12" album, 33 rpm). John Ferraro and Jim Cox Sterling Ball (Artist) Format: Vinyl. The Mutual Admiration Society. Includes FREE MP3 version of this album.

Guitarist Sterling Ball, bassist John Ferraro and drummer Jim Cox explore a musical lineage which their label tells us, is: A celebration of up to forty years of friends making music together. The label in this case is Mascot records with some A&R and musical help from Steve Vai and his Favored Nations label. The Mutual Admiration Society’ is in effect a nostalgic journey through some of the music that has influenced the core trio and their special guests, Steve Morse, Steve Lukather, Steve Vai, Albert Lee, John Petrucci and Jay Grayson. And while the grooves do percolate – Dobie Gray’s ‘The In Crowd’ finds Steve Morse weaving in and out of a big groove, and an exemplary arrangement of The Jackson 5′s ‘I Want You Back’, complete with hand claps and mandolin, are highlights – the album fails to build on its early momentum.

The Mutual Admiration Society reads like a who’s who of the guitar world. The record features an array of incredible guests: Steve Lukather (Toto), Steve Morse (Deep Purple, Dixie Dregs, Kansas), John Petrucci (Dream Theater), Albert Lee, Jay Graydon and Steve Vai. So what do you get from The Mutual Appreciation Society for your hard earned money? A quirky collection of songs from the youth of Ball, Ferraro and Cox. A passion-project for sure, but reborn through the magic of a collection of some of the finest guitar players around today