Finally someone that finds a really good groove and just keep that on an on! You don't ALWAYS have to think "how can i change this piece, its too boring, its always the same" etc... you can stay on the riff and take all you can get out of it!
Carlock has an amazing sound. Very Bonzo-ish... and with a small bass drum, no less. He excellently demonstrates the kind of rebound and resonance one can get when fulcruming at the bounce point of the stick with the middle finger, instead of at the back of the stick with the index finger. I don't know how he get such a big sound from that bass drum, but holy crap that's fantastic.
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I produced and played on a record his wife did about 15 years ago in nyc,he played drums on it,went to the studio a couple of times. Also new him from bleaker st. Always a nice guy.
Watched this killer track, felt inspired to jam along ...10 seconds later I stopped fumbling around on my bass and decided I need to do a lot of practice first👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
great drummer! was pretty underrated, in Europe, before Steely Dan and Toto. But one hint for the sound guys from Vic Firth: Buy or rent a phase meter, before you mix down such a live event. The snare and bass drum are totally ambient instead of punching in the middle.
What a dull audience to play to. Seems the more skilled and exciting you become as a musician the more boring your crowds get, which is a shame, but it only takes a few chords and a basic beat to play to a dance floor of drunk women. Which do you choose?
The Regattabar can be a stiff place to play; lots of clientele with lots of money, tables packed in close. I love the place, having been to a number of shows there; I used to live right down the street in Allston Brighton. Still, it's a venue best for quieter music IMHO.
Just saw Oz and Keith there two nights ago. The place is really tight for sure, but was full. The audience way more involved than here. Oz seemed pleased. I bet the film crew put this audience off a bit. And they put on a great show. Keith is incredibly impressive.
you get gigs where its not dancing music, its music to sit and enjoy, ive played a number of gigs where nobody got up and danced, they sat, listened and applauded. and on the flipside ive done gigs where the only people sat down in the venue were me and the keyboardist!. its give & take, ronnie scotts in london is similar to this, people sait and listen, no dancing
