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Don Grolnick / Brecker Brothers Interview 

Louis Gerrits
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Interview 1995

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Комментарии : 15   
@piliage
@piliage 13 лет назад
Wow. Thank you for posting this. What a find. He was a genius, and totally under rated. One of the most tasteful and subtle players ever, as well as a fantastic composer.
@pretorious700
@pretorious700 13 лет назад
Great musician and writer. I miss his stuff tremendously.
@Kritikateur
@Kritikateur 5 лет назад
What a Legendary Player....Really the only one! God bless you Mr Grolnick: "....God is very lucky, because now He can enjoy your Playing just for Himself and The Angels around Him up there!" Love you Ermz :-)
@cerimccoy
@cerimccoy 8 лет назад
His version of "What is this thing called love" is a marvelous exposition of how harmony can be the soul of a piece just like melody.
@PeterErskine_FuzzyMusic
@PeterErskine_FuzzyMusic 10 лет назад
The Complete London Concert (recorded the evening these interviews were taped) is available now! itunes.apple.com/us/album/complete-london-concert-feat./id896904931
@ewi4000
@ewi4000 10 лет назад
Thanks Peter. Read about this two weeks ago. Thanks on behalf of all fans!! Also a big thanks for all the great music you gave to us. Grew up listening to Steps. From that moment on I kept listening to Mike Brecker and started building my Brecker collection. Again thanks, Louis PS, please keep posting those great pictures from the past :-)
@BerlinTravelApp
@BerlinTravelApp 12 лет назад
Huge loss. Always wondered why he didn't lead more albums. Thank you for posting!
@thebreathalyzer
@thebreathalyzer 5 лет назад
I don't know, he was so busy with other projects and some production work also. One of the most wonderful and versatile musicians I can think of.
@MrPartidoalto
@MrPartidoalto 5 лет назад
As musical director of James Taylor and Carly Simon he was extremely busy
@MaxSedgley
@MaxSedgley 7 лет назад
Grolnick played the funkiest clav ever known to man.
@gregstegeman7102
@gregstegeman7102 10 лет назад
Too bad the audio quality of this is so poor----even so, it's really great to see and hear two giants again (Michael and Don). Grolnick was/is my favorite instrumental writer and a very underrated player. Remember "Uncle Bob"? Both gone way too soon.....
@egyptianminor
@egyptianminor 12 лет назад
A great pianist/keyboardist - he plays keys on John Scofield's Seminal 1985 release 'Still Warm' (he was also the album's producer)and Clavinet on Steely Dan's classic track 'Kid Charlemagne'
@christophersimmons6377
@christophersimmons6377 8 лет назад
Don Grolnick, Ray Charles and John Coltrane were all born on September 23rd!
@mjsmcd
@mjsmcd 5 лет назад
Springsteen too
@pretorious700
@pretorious700 12 лет назад
damn, Mike and Don and both gone now
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