Jeff Bridges recalls his late '70s jam sessions in Los Angeles with friends, where musical experimentation reigned supreme. These sessions were characterized by a carefree attitude, with no strict rules about songs, fostering creativity. Bridges rediscovered these moments through a cassette tape of previous recordings, which he is now releasing as an album called 'Slow Magic'. Reflecting on the era, he sees it as a time of innocence concerning drug use, which later revealed darker consequences. These memories illustrate both the joy of collaboration and the nostalgia for a transformative period in his life.
"We got a little space and, you know, got a funky - one of those TEAC four-track tape recorders, and we went to town."
"There were rules to the jam, the main one being that no songs were allowed. Even songs that we were writing weren't allowed."
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