Zach Danziger Master Thread

[deseipel]

hmmm, videos are private now.

[Julián Fernández]

Me like

https://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=WxGokwOInmc

[Jim Richman]

Me like

https://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=WxGokwOInmc

Thank you. This is really great.

[Julián Fernández]

It is, isn´t it? Would like to know how the whole trigger thing works...

[Steve Holmes]

Me no likey. =(

[amoergosum]

Me no likey. =(

Same here...
I wish Zach would take a break from Mr. Barrington and Stix Beiderbecke to be honest.
A reunion with Wayne Krantz would be incredible for example.

[amoergosum]

Zach Danziger is a badassmutha, as well as one of the masterminds behind Mister Barrington, along with keyboardist Oli Rockberger and bassist Owen Biddle. We talk about this new project, as well as his time working with Tim Lefebvre, his time as house drummer for the Caroline Rhea show, his years with Wayne Krantz, growing up in a showbiz family with a mother who was a night club singer and a father who was a comedy writer/pianist, his time with pianist Michel Camillo, missed opportunities - including work with Beck and Hiram Bullock - as well as many other topics including coffee and New York City, and the Dave Weckl shoes. Recorded at the Ace Hotel in NYC, June 2013

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http://idhitthatpodcast.podomatic.com/e ... 5_22-07_00

[Paul Marangoni]

A reunion with Wayne Krantz would be incredible for example.

Listen at the 43 minute mark...

[Paul Marangoni]

[amoergosum]

A reunion with Wayne Krantz would be incredible for example.

Listen at the 43 minute mark...

Here's the quote >>>

Zach:
"I'm under so much fire. Why doesn't he do Wayne Krantz anymore? He was better with Wayne Krantz...but I wasn't better with Wayne Krantz when I was doing Wayne Krantz. I'm only better with Wayne Krantz 20 years after leaving Wayne Krantz. Maybe it's them who are better at listening to Wayne Krantz than me actually playing with Wayne Krantz. Maybe it's that. I'm very outspoken and you know...I just like to call it as I see it and there's definitely a lot of that. But let's just hope that the Barrington stuff doesn't take me 20 years for someone to go 'I love that Barrington stuff'."