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Re: Assorted videos / YouTube thread

Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2018 4:30 am
by Odd-Arne Oseberg
Yeah. It took a while longer. I don't remember the exact time line of everything, but also every part tok a while from showing up to being in mass production. The humble snare stand taking while is more strange to me. Double drumming. :lol:



Daniel's DVD is worth having both for ourselves and our students.

I actually ended up giving a rather lenghty lecture yesterday as I've decided these few weekend lessons should be about jazz.



I got to lecture the kids a bit about this yesterday as I decided I'm gonna focus on jazz and gave a bit of a history lesson.

Re: Assorted videos / YouTube thread

Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2018 6:46 am
by langmick
Rick Hall, who created the Muscle Shoals sound, passed on. Roger Hawkins was the house drummer. So many huge hits from unknown black artists in the 60s in Alabama...Wilson Pickett, Aretha, Rod Stewart (Tonight's the Night), Seger (Old Time Rock and Roll), Simon and Garfunkel...





https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Hawkins_(drummer)

http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=2609

The lead guitar player on this was not a Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section player. It was Forrest McDonald, a young man just passing through who happened to stop in the studio that day. When we spoke with David Hood, he told us the story: "He happened to come in the parking lot in his mother and daddy's car with them, and Jimmy was out on the back porch. I believe his first name was Howie, but he probably goes by another name. But anyway, that's very true. He came into the parking lot one afternoon and Jimmy was out on the back porch. And he says, 'Well, I'm a guitar player and I'm wanting to learn how to play on recording sessions. And I think I'm good.' He says, 'Well, got your guitar with you?' He says, 'Yeah.' Jimmy says, 'Well, come on in.' And they put him on the track. His mother and daddy never even got out of the car. They sat in the car in the parking lot with the air conditioning running. And they put him on the track playing guitar and it's on the record, it stayed on there. It was a good enough part that they kept it on there."



Re: Assorted videos / YouTube thread

Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2018 7:06 am
by Pocketplayer

Re: Assorted videos / YouTube thread

Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2018 6:15 pm
by Julián Fernández
You guys familiar with the The Bloomdaddies? Sounds great...


Re: Assorted videos / YouTube thread

Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2018 9:26 am
by langmick
Checked youtube for "moraz bruford" and this rare gem appeared.

It inserted a timestamp. Sorry!


Re: Assorted videos / YouTube thread

Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2018 10:15 am
by Morgenthaler
langmick wrote:Checked youtube for "moraz bruford" and this rare gem appeared.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kQd5AbX8y8&t=135s[/youtube]


Nowadays you just need to post the link itself without the tags/brackets:


Re: Assorted videos / YouTube thread

Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2018 3:50 pm
by Odd-Arne Oseberg
Pocketplayer wrote:Weekly Groovecast...different channel, more in depth discussion on varying topics

https://soundcloud.com/phil-smith-592966725

Inside Gretsch: The Factory Tour With Paul Cooper



Yeah.

We got people lisitening to every episode, all over the world. even in Norway. :lol:

I listen to this, I'd Hit That and Modern Drummer podcast every week to and from work. 3,5 hour drive. That's how that happens.

Re: Assorted videos / YouTube thread

Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2018 4:30 pm
by Pocketplayer
This is pretty epic stuff...Carl was what 20 here?
A band that heard a different note than most...
talk about not conforming to commercial pop radio



This band is HOT! Let you come up with their influences but
young guys stretching far out


Re: Assorted videos / YouTube thread

Posted: Fri Jan 12, 2018 9:12 pm
by Julián Fernández
FUCK. JoJo slaying!


Re: Assorted videos / YouTube thread

Posted: Fri Jan 12, 2018 9:31 pm
by Julián Fernández
OK. THIS IS INSANE, GUYS. INSANE. TALK ABOUT INNER CLOCK STRENGTH. PURDIE LOCKING WITH A FRIKING DRUM MACHINE...