#derek shulman

[vaguelyhumanshapedbeing]

I’m obsessed with this. Why did he do that? Why has this photo been placed on the surface of the sun? Is he charging up his laser eyes? Is he wearing half a tank top beneath his little singlet? Why are his titties miced up?

[the-verb-to-yeet]

When will I quit? I don't think ever.

[grxtsch]

normal day for me (48th anniversary of in’terview) (i am not normal)

have some various photos from their ‘76 tour 😋

[krispyweiss]

Gentle Giant Co-founder and Bassist Ray Shulman Dies at 73

Ray Shulman, co-founder and bassist of British prog band Gentle Giant, died March 30 “after battling a long illness,” the band said.

He was 73.

“May Raymond Shulman rest in peace and love,” Todd Rundgren’s Spirit of Harmony Foundation said.

Gentle Giant released 11 studio albums during its 1970-1980 run. Shulman went on to work as a composer and a producer, contributing to box sets by Tangerine Dream, Steve Hackett, Al Stewart, Chris Squire, the Moody Blues, the Alan Parsons Project and others.

“It’s not exaggerating when I say his input … made each project special,” Esoteric Recordings’ Mark Powell said in a statement.

“He was a very lovely man and I will miss his friendly manner. He made each project a pleasure.”

Primarily a bassist, Shulman also played violin, trumpet, recorder and guitar with Gentle Giant, which included his older brothers Derek and Philip, who survive.

Derek Shulman eulogized Ray as a “genius” and “a kind and caring soul” in a Facebook post.

“To all who knew Ray or know of him, think of him with kindness,” Derek Shulman said.

4/1/23

[spilladabalia]

Gentle Giant "I Lost My Head" (2023 Remix by Steven Wilson)

[yesterdaysanswers]

Derek Shulman of Gentle Giant in London, 1975 (Michael Putland)

[ehfmusic]

Fun psychedelic pop, starring the Shulman brothers who’d later form Gentle Giant

[brusiocostante]

Gentle Giant - Think Of Me With Kindeness