Guitarist David Spinozza

[@ciuffo100]

So great to see David and hear some old stories! You're such a gracious host, HH! Bravissimo! Marti

[@HenryHeymusic]

Thank you Marti! I hope that you are well.

[@Virgolino57]

Being a JT, Carly Simon and Paul Simon fan I got familiar with David Spinozza in the 70s. I love his playing and I got that 1978 Spinozza vinyl record. It's awesome! Later he worked with another one of my favorites, Kenny Rankin, on an album I love,"Song for you". Recently I saw him on youtube playing with Steve Gadd Band. He's a fabulous guitar player. Greetings from Portugal.

[@HenryHeymusic]

Thank you! And David is a really good guy too - very funny.

[@Virgolino57]

@@HenryHeymusic No doubt about it! By the way what's the name of the Dr.John song where David played that solo? Thank you!

[@tommymandel3326]

That hot solo on Dr.John's Right Place/Wrong Time too!

[@Cerph]

1:34- David's amazing guitar riff kzbin.info/www/bejne/foWXg5Sfo75gors&start_radio=1&rv=6gWYJN-qZ20&ab_channel=SherylCrowVEVO

[@michaellange6460]

Thanks so much! This was awesome. I actually went to Mamaroneck High School with David. His band was always better than my band, The Specs. We all knew he was going to be huge in the music business and I’m glad he has a great career. So much great music. Love it.

[@lacheraqui]

I love seeing David again-it's been decades! It's sweet that he said he suggested Rob Mounsey for "Walking Man"...but that album was recorded in early '74, and Rob didn't show up in New York until June of 1976, when he came to town from Boston with a new RCA artist named Ralph Graham. I know this because I worked in Pop A&R at RCA, and ended up dating Rob for six months or so.

[@cblackwell781]

This is the shit! Thanks for doing these man.Great to see a real musician talking to other real musicians as opposed to well edited nothingness for the sake of content. I hope you keep it up. Great interview!

[@HenryHeymusic]

Thanks so much! Yeah - I have many more - already done from the late spring. I'll be posting every Tuesday. There are some great folks coming up!

[@tomcatt9875]

Wonderful interview ! Real NY guy !

[@chromboyx]

Great Job Henry enjoying these Session Cat interviews! I’ve worked with David, Arif and Phil Ramone in the Studios as a Harmonica Session Player. This was reall a terrific interview. Bravo!

[@HenryHeymusic]

Thanks!!

[@khandrum]

So happy to see this I liked his playing so much well I have so many guitar players that I listened to those days

[@fujazzboy]

Great interview!

[@barneymiller5488]

Amazing interview! I know about David's work on Ram, but I never looked at the linear notes for Walking Man by James Taylor. One of my favorite James Taylor records. And the fact that he also idolized & worked with James Brown makes sense. You know what Ram & Walking Man have that other rock guys of that era? (Early 70's). Groove!! Those records have groove. Man, thanks for this.

[@titopezoa1]

Concuerdo con Roberta Flack ,el solo de Early every midnite es de lo mejor que he escuchado y me habia pasado la vida averiguando quien lo había tocado,David es extraordinario !!!

[@johnnyjet3143]

Great Interview!!

[@opticscolossalandepicvideo4879]

He had relationship with Yoko ono and lived with her for years in Dakota 1963 to 1975!It’s alleged that he fathered her son Sean. The resemblance is striking. And Sean loves Italian food

[@johannatucker3387]

So fab! HH! Thank you

[@HenryHeymusic]

Thanks!

[@johannatucker3387]

@@HenryHeymusic you are the💣the 💡man, the💰man and always on 🎯

[@johannatucker3387]

&of course in the right 🔑🎹

[@randywaters8298]

I discovered D. Spin. on a Herbie Mann L.P. titled "PUSH PUSH," circa 1972. He was featured on the 'Man's Hope' song. Give it a listen. You won't be disappointed for the next 7 minutes.

[@charlesseward6647]

Hello from the Flats. Bugsie

[@Willsontime]

Paul Simon’s music is a bore for me.