Interviews & Reviews
Article from IK Multimedia website
Article from Sonoma Wireworks website
The Who at the Roundhouse 2006
Sounds Magazine 1972 by Ray Telford
Sounds Magazine 1973 by Ray Telford
Sounds Magazine 1974 by Pete Makowski
Interview by Con Moerenhout 2003
Keyboard Player Magazine 2003 by Douglas McPherson
'Rabbit on Roger Waters' by Alistair
Sound on Sound interview by Rob Parret
Cleveland Advocate Article by Debbie Pilcher
Rabbit on Bob Marley in Sweden
Thoughts on Bob Marley's Catch a Fire
I already knew Bob when Chris Blackwell asked me to work on 'catch a fire', so we were already friends. I didn't know the other guys, but Bob was the real reason I was there anyway. It was an exciting musical adventure doing that album. New sounds, new instruments. Did you know that 'I' invented the use of the clavinet in reggae music? The first time the wah-wah clavinet and synthesizer were ever used on reggae music was when I introduced them to the Wailers during the making of 'Catch a Fire'. They loved it...
What is your favourite Bob Marley song and why?
I think it must be 'Concrete Jungle' and '400 years', and most of the stuff from 'Catch a Fire', cause they were so experimental for the day. We were like mad scientists on those sessions...
What is the most beautiful thing he taught to me?
The most beautiful thing has to be how to play the "chink-a-chink-a" reggae organ pattern. It's so much fun to do.