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The most difficult record I EVER made! True story behind No.1 Hit! - Kenny Aronoff 

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@morrisonreed1
@morrisonreed1 Год назад
" ill never be as great as I want to be , but Im willing to spend my entire life ,trying to be as good as I can be " Kenny Aronoff ......thank you for that Kenny
@mccloysong
@mccloysong Год назад
Man, he took us through every single beat. What a journey.
@VRPRocks
@VRPRocks Год назад
He really did didn't he!
@jeffgomez88
@jeffgomez88 Год назад
He Didn’t Stop Believing in the Journey of being one of the best.
@josephfuller7008
@josephfuller7008 Год назад
I was never a big fan of John Mellencamp but I just became a big fan of Kenny Aronoff. This guy is dedicated and he listens to different genres of music to get ideas. That’s a top shelf drummer.
@thedadyouneverhadchannel3544
John kicks ass!
@pal4597
@pal4597 Год назад
I stopped listening to John when Kenny was gone.
@MarkTurner-vs7uc
@MarkTurner-vs7uc Год назад
Same here. Saw him with Satriani and was so impressed. He's like 78 and is playing at the top level. He was having a blast with Joe, smiling and gesturing, when top of the world musicians are having fun it's quite a thing to hear and see.
@timothyslaughter476
@timothyslaughter476 Год назад
What part of side man do you not get???.....Clem Burke syndrome
@mattskustomkreations
@mattskustomkreations Год назад
Kenny wasn’t seen as a sideman back then. He was considered a member of John’s band.
@Rocksoup77
@Rocksoup77 Год назад
I accidentally met Kenny in a music store about 20 years ago. I was at a John Petrucci meet and greet. Me and my brother went up the street to another music store and I spotted Kenny in there talking to one of the employees. We went and introduced ourselves. Kenny was/ is a very nice guy. He invited us to a nearby drum clinic he was doing that night. So we went later that night and he thanked us for coming. Great talent and a decent person!
@crazyralph6386
@crazyralph6386 Год назад
Awesome story. guys like Kenny are sadly lacking in today’s soulless and hollow music industry.
@Mr1960xlch
@Mr1960xlch Год назад
I'm a drummer trapped in a guitarist's body. I have listened to Kenny my entire life and never knew the character of the man. After this interview, I flipping love the dude.
@tezzerii
@tezzerii 9 месяцев назад
@Mr1960xlch "I'm a drummer trapped in a guitarist's body" - Hey, you know it's ok to be trans now, right ? Pick up those sticks, man =oD (I can't talk, I'm a keyboard player trapped in a drummer's body)
@glengamble526
@glengamble526 Год назад
I hosted a drum clinic with Kenny-great guy and a total pro. We went to dinner afterwards, and he told us some great stories. He also implied that Mellemcamp is called ‘Little Bastard’ for a reason.
@D-Fens_1632
@D-Fens_1632 Год назад
Yeah he's a cranky one. I keep trying to post that I just watched his 2 hour appearance on Bill Maher's podcast and hoe he's the epitome of a pissed off bas+ard, but a loveable one who made good music anyway. RU-vid doesn't like me using the B word. Oddly they allowed it for you. But I have a history of restrictions...
@simpleagain1
@simpleagain1 Год назад
Ego trip John Cougar
@MikeyAR7373
@MikeyAR7373 Год назад
There was something on tv a few years ago that featured mellencamp and in that interview he came off as a total dick and he even said he only continues to be involved in music because it pays the bills and allows him to sit and paint what ever he paints , he doesn’t stay in music for the love of the music .
@kickstar1
@kickstar1 Год назад
He's not lovable. He's an asshole. Some good music yes but a good human no. @@D-Fens_1632
@markl1473
@markl1473 Год назад
​@@MikeyAR7373That's the vibe I got from Mellencamp when I saw Sammy Hagar interview him a couple years ago on his road show. It was kind of surprising. He was acting as if he was too cool for his music.
@starlessskylark
@starlessskylark Год назад
I met Kenny when I was around 16/17 years old at a SXSW Q&A, I luckily got a pass to. He answered so many questions from the crowd and was so excited to be there. Afterwards my band mate encouraged me (a drummer) to go talk to him. At the time I was very into 80s/90s pocket drummers such as Kenny, Tony Thompson, Michael B, etc. I went up to tell him that he was a great influence on me and I loved his playing. This dude talked my ear off for what felt like a long time about drums, my band, where I was from and my goals. I was taken aback. This dude was genuinely interested in a young kid wanting to be a good drummer. Such a humble, honest dude. Truly the salt of the earth. I later saw him play for Michelle Branch and he killed it. Great guy and a seriously underrated drummer.
@barefootrecords
@barefootrecords Год назад
Kenny is known by one and all fans and musicians alike belive me. ( got to meet him twice at drum workshops up in edmonton canada great guy !!!
@thomasbalas5774
@thomasbalas5774 Год назад
Great story
@bb-gc2tx
@bb-gc2tx Год назад
kenny and billy squier the two nicest musicians ive met. class acts
@lindabergman3127
@lindabergman3127 Год назад
That’s wonderful ❤
@lindabergman3127
@lindabergman3127 Год назад
@@bb-gc2txlove Billy Squire ❤❤❤
@RokDAWG1
@RokDAWG1 Год назад
Kenny is so awesome! I worked with him with Phil X years back at SXSW. He literally finished his gig with John Fogerty and jumped on a golf cart and came over and did our show! He had more energy than anyone I’ve seen jump into a gig. He crushed it and was a lot of fun!
@sirchromiumdowns2015
@sirchromiumdowns2015 Год назад
Kenny is the kind of studio musician aspiring musicians should use as a template for their own careers. He works hard and he serves the song. He puts his ego in the trunk and does what the song requires. I have total respect for him.
@kelleymcbride4633
@kelleymcbride4633 Год назад
Was this show at Headhunters on the patio stage? I was the SXSW stage manager and Phil X and Kenny were by far the most professional, kind people I ever worked with in my entire SXSW career!
@RokDAWG1
@RokDAWG1 Год назад
@@kelleymcbride4633 Yes! We were on right after Andrew WK! One of my friends was with Skrillex and came over and helped out with the show. I actually shot a video over the weekend with Phil X & Dustin Jake (Fretted Americana) because they did a seminar on RU-vid. At h The time they had 44 million viewers on their channel! So yeah, Phil asked if I wanted to come be a part of it all and I didn’t hesitate! Meeting Kenny was an honor. The guy is a monster drummer and definitely one of the best in the business. I’m sure and I had to have talked at one point or another during that time. It was so fast, go go go that it was probably in passing. It’s so crazy how packed that place got during that show!
@lindabergman3127
@lindabergman3127 Год назад
That’s way cool😁
@phillipweber6059
@phillipweber6059 Год назад
I honestly can't imagine Jack and Diane without that drum break. Completely changed the whole composition of the song and gave it a shot in the arm that it needed. Great interview!
@VRPRocks
@VRPRocks Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it! Full interview available on Friday 👍
@mc76
@mc76 Год назад
That break is a prime example of why band members should share songwriting credit. Mellencamp didn't chart that break. That was all Kenny. Grohl gets it. The Foos all get songwriting credit.
@thebluesrockers
@thebluesrockers Год назад
@@VRPRocks You should post the link and set that comment at the top to get more views on that video. This was a cool interview. I do like a few Mellencamp tunes, but I'm not into him on his political views.
@VRPRocks
@VRPRocks Год назад
I will do@@thebluesrockers. Glad you enjoyed this section - the full interview Kenny talks about his friendship with Neil Peart, working with John Fogerty, Smashing Pumpkins and more 👍👍
@TooSkinnyKenny
@TooSkinnyKenny 11 месяцев назад
that break and the handclaps give that song a lot of power
@mitchgawlik1175
@mitchgawlik1175 Год назад
I hold Kenny Aronoff in the highest regard as a rock drummer / musician. When I see Kenny appear on various music specials that pop up on tv I just know that we're going to hear excellent drumming. He's going to add to anything that's going to be played. This was fun and informative.
@joneno1820
@joneno1820 11 месяцев назад
This was absolutely fantastic! I’m printing that quote from the end for my 19 year old son. He heard this interview and something changed in him. This quote at the end meant something and caught him.
@shonuffLA
@shonuffLA Год назад
Great interview, thanks for letting him tell his story
@psugrowler1
@psugrowler1 9 месяцев назад
Great to see Kenny getting mad love here. I met him at Harrah's Tahoe lobby the night after a Chickenfoot gig. I've met him prolly a dozen times since then and he's always been so upbeat and gracious.
@scottkasper6378
@scottkasper6378 Год назад
I remember Johnny cougar when he first came out. Wasn’t much of a fan, but I remember a few years later reading an interview with Kenny in modern drummer about how he was replaced in the studio by a session guy and that while it hurt badly, he didn’t just split, he stayed and watched the guy work to try to learn and better his own recording abilities. Of course now he’s the one doing the replacing! Impressive guy.
@franklinden3497
@franklinden3497 Год назад
Kenny was definitely an influencer on my early solid hard rock drumming learning. I'm 53 and haven't stopped. He hit em hard and anchored every song with purpose. What a Great story for us drummers and Johnny Cougar fans!
@clutchcarabelli8054
@clutchcarabelli8054 11 месяцев назад
What a great story just relistened to the song and this story made it so much better.
@MrWilly2204
@MrWilly2204 Год назад
This is wisdom right here folks. And not just about drumming. It’s outlook, mindset.
@mc76
@mc76 Год назад
I was in the Ed school at Indiana University when Kenny was in the music school. Even those of us in the other disciplines knew about him. Dude can play everything: classical, jazz, jazz-rock fusion, classic rock, alternative, you name it.
@Cablerockband
@Cablerockband Год назад
I met Kenny when Mellancamp came to Sydney in the 80s. My aunty took me back stage to meet the band. I mustve only been 10 or 11, but Kenny was generous enough to take the time to talk to me. Thanks mate, i always remember how cool you were to me.
@VRPRocks
@VRPRocks Год назад
That's such a cool experience for a kid! Very lucky!
@anthonycarr9118
@anthonycarr9118 Год назад
that's was my first show as a youngster, absolutely killed it live, the whole band was outstanding
@Cablerockband
@Cablerockband Год назад
Now i use some of Kennys midi drum parts in Easy drummer for my songs. Who would've thought! @@VRPRocks
@tedgermann3904
@tedgermann3904 Год назад
Saw him last year with Satriani on the Earth tour. He kicked very serious ass!!!
@rickburnette4331
@rickburnette4331 Год назад
Kenny Aronoff is one of the best drummers still to this day and if not then why does so many artists use him. He is smart and talented, plain and simple..
@TheOlvan
@TheOlvan Год назад
Kenny is underrated. I did a clinic with him in the Kirkland Guitar Center back in 1998 or so. I worked with my Pro Audio lead and we gave him 2 dual 18 subs and 2 3 way JBL cabs and like 4000 watts of power or something crazy like that. Kenny came in and CRUSHED the living hell out of our kit and gave one of the best clinics I've seen. Afterwards, he told me that was one of the best sound systems he's ever played through in a clinic. He is one of the hardest hitting drummers I've seen in my life, solid like tungsten steel and has the timing of an atomic clock. AND, he's a really nice guy too! They don't make them like Kenny anymore.
@nibs5821
@nibs5821 Год назад
Kenny definitely not underrated.
@rhythmfield
@rhythmfield Год назад
He’s VERY highly rated - maybe not by my Aunt Nani but def by millions of musicians around the world - I’m a jazz musician - a great drummer is a great drummer, period
@dannyd1572
@dannyd1572 Год назад
If you look back at his history, this guy is a legend. Unknown to many though. I remember watching Hurt So Good video and thinking "Wow, what a sound!". He's a major part of Cougar's early sound.
@jacksonmarshallkramer5087
@jacksonmarshallkramer5087 Год назад
I remember seeing Hurts So Good and Jack and Diane play on Mtv for the very first time. I was 15 in 85 and started playing hair guitar. Dokken, Scorpions, Tesla, Whitesnake, Ozzy, etc. Was the greatest time in music history for drummers and guitar players. I saw Mtv launch and play their very first video, Video Killed The Radio Star and You Better Run by Pat Benatar. Awesome time to be learning guitar and music.
@jenko701
@jenko701 Год назад
I met Kenny at a drum clinic in the 90s , he was so nice to me answering questions , he genuinely a good guy .
@commonman317
@commonman317 Год назад
I'm still amazed at Kenny and his version of "Straight, No Chaser" from the Neil Peart tribute to Buddy Rich CD in 1994. His playing on that song is on another level. I'm a life long amateur drummer. I just cannot comprehend getting through that song while reading sheet music, and keeping up with that Buddy Rich band. Stunning effort by Kenny.
@ibleebinU
@ibleebinU Год назад
I was totally blown away by his performance. One of my favorites from that cd.
@jnaught1358
@jnaught1358 Год назад
One of my favorite drum breaks that took songs to another level! Hearing the creative/business process from the horses mouth is absolutely PRICELESS!!! Yessssss! 🔥🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🔥
@donovanjones4175
@donovanjones4175 Год назад
I saw Kenny 15 years ago at a drum workshop, it was the loudest one ever. But, he was reading charts so I thought, this guys legit. Hearing his struggles with the album is a nightmare we all had I’m sure. But when he mentions the great Gadd, it shows his willingness to grow. I love that. Great story guys, big respect to Kenny,
@musicmann1967
@musicmann1967 Год назад
I wasn't a huge Mellencamp fan back in the day, but I always noticed that he had a great drummer! It was even more obvious in later albums, where they really went for a specific and very "live" drum sound. His parts were always pushing the song forward with great energy. Kenny is great.
@1967apple
@1967apple Год назад
It's just amazing to me how life is. Before ever hearing this interview I just thought things came natural to all musicians in a band and then I listen to this interview and learn that it's not always like that. I don't know about other people but I'm the type thinking "wow that's a good song" without realizing what it actually took to create it like you hear in this video.
@itsrob2321
@itsrob2321 Год назад
Kenny, that was a great story and an iconic drum performance! I love what you said that you may never be as great as you want to be but you’re willing to spend your entire life working at it. Man I feel that! I’m still trying to improve after all these years too!
@Paul-fb1em
@Paul-fb1em Год назад
This was so great. I was laughing the whole-time cheering Kenny on... even though this was 40 years ago! Would have liked to hear the story about how he and Mellencamp almost got in a fight.
@thomasbonnett4800
@thomasbonnett4800 Год назад
40 years, God I’m old.
@jimmyBside
@jimmyBside Год назад
@@thomasbonnett4800…..Ohhhfff. Right there with you, Man. 🍻
@Doug-nr3gh
@Doug-nr3gh Месяц назад
They almost came to blows playing foot ball once ... Never a dull moment ..
@grimgrinningtracy9157
@grimgrinningtracy9157 Год назад
My dad worked for Polygram Records at that time as a record salesman. I was 13 and still remember going to a listening party the local branch was having for that release, so I got to hear it before it came out, instantly loved the whole album and remained a major Mellonhead for years while the best band was in place with Kenny, Toby, Mike, Larry, John and Lisa. Nothing was the same after that. Got to be backstage several times meeting them. Looking back now, knowing I was seeing and meeting and listening to daily an up and coming legend in Kenny, and an avid music lover and concertholic, it warms my heart to have been immersed in that time period. So many great memories of music in 70's and 80's.
@johnfrombrm
@johnfrombrm Год назад
You forgot Cascella.
@grimgrinningtracy9157
@grimgrinningtracy9157 Год назад
@@johnfrombrm No, I said John, I wasn't meaning Mellencamp,. Sorry, should have clarified. I said John and Lisa because they were in the same stage placement together. John passed way too early. I should have said Pat and Crystal as well. Toby has been dealin with poor health now. That band just gelled so well.
@HarryJoiner
@HarryJoiner 11 месяцев назад
11:03 - This analogy explains everything. Makes perfect sense.
@toddlentner1708
@toddlentner1708 Год назад
This is why Kenny is a legend. Great story. Thanks, Kenny.
@marksvideochannel3592
@marksvideochannel3592 Год назад
Awesome story and interview, nice to let him roll with it. Not many interviewers can lay back like that. Thank you :)
@LoyalOpposition
@LoyalOpposition Год назад
In 1982, producer and guitarist Mick Ronson worked with Mellencamp on his American Fool album, and in particular on "Jack & Diane." In a 2008 interview with Classic Rock magazine, Mellencamp recalled: Mick was very instrumental in helping me arrange that song, as I'd thrown it on the junk heap. Ronson came down and played on three or four tracks and worked on the American Fool record for four or five weeks. All of a sudden, for 'Jack & Diane,' Mick said, 'Johnny, you should put baby rattles on there.' I thought, 'What the f*ck does put baby rattles on the record mean?' So he put the percussion on there and then he sang the part 'let it rock, let it roll' as a choir-ish-type thing, which had never occurred to me. And that is the part everybody remembers on the song. It was Ronson's idea
@tmmyjay
@tmmyjay Год назад
Love this guy! A drummer's drummer.
@stevebrown3955
@stevebrown3955 Год назад
Kenny’s playing was definitely my favorite part of John Melloncamp’s records. I was really glad to see Kenny playing with John Fogerty about 5 years ago in a double bill with ZZ Top. He’s a classy drummer with a great groove!!!!
@1rwjwith
@1rwjwith Год назад
Great drummer, great interview. I am not much of a Mellencamp fan but that drum break is a great moment.
@archstanton4365
@archstanton4365 8 месяцев назад
Who knew that Aronoff would be such an inspiring conversation? I'm so pleasantly surprised and actually INSPIRED!
@HazeAnderson
@HazeAnderson Год назад
Goldmine of info thank you 🙏
@bradbaird6526
@bradbaird6526 Год назад
Really appreciate this! Kenny is a great guy! Just goes to show how much work goes into this! These great songs last!
@feliperodriguez6885
@feliperodriguez6885 Год назад
you sir are a great drummer period!
@Datanditto
@Datanditto Год назад
There isnt an artist in music that wouldnt want Kenny on the drums. Coolest and nicest guy you ever want to meet.
@guydammit3287
@guydammit3287 Год назад
This was a great video. I had no idea Mick Ronson of all people contributed such an iconic part to such an iconic song. How strange and ironic! Plus I always love behind the scenes stories about how songs come about
@VRPRocks
@VRPRocks Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it! Plenty other 'stories behind the songs' interviews on the Vintage Rock Pod channel 🤘
@kevinkappelman6227
@kevinkappelman6227 Год назад
Kenny is a true pro and one of the best in the biz.
@martinlawrence8427
@martinlawrence8427 Год назад
One of my favourite songs, and so brilliant to hear the drama about how the drums were recorded. Kenny is a legend!
@nylesfrench3568
@nylesfrench3568 Год назад
He's been the right Cat For the Job for a long Time. I can't say enough about Mick Ronson. A Phenomenal Guitarist and Great Arranger. Beautiful musician.
@stevehesse4172
@stevehesse4172 Год назад
Mick Ronson the unsung hero of 70’s rock and now I am learning Mick once again lent his helping hand ; this time to jcm in the 80’s Extreme talent and humble Arranger supreme and not a bad guitarist for Mr. Bowie How lucky we all are that Mick assisted these two to produce such memorable music
@thaismatsumoto
@thaismatsumoto 8 месяцев назад
Yep..and he did the stringe arrangements on a few Pure Prairie League songs too. That was a surprise to me.
@SergioSabinoMusicOfficial
@SergioSabinoMusicOfficial Год назад
I love this guy. His drums turn every song into a master piece.
@YAMISOOLD2009
@YAMISOOLD2009 Год назад
I just read a biography of John Mellencamp earlier in the year so this is fascinating to hear Kenny's perspective. I can believe that John would have been difficult to work for. He is a gifted song writer but he has a lot of insecurity when recording. He took this out on his band, especially down in Miami. He might have been a little nicer on his own turf. I love that Kenny admits that both Phi Collins and Steve Gadd were direct inspirations for his standout solo!
@Jonathanstockwell
@Jonathanstockwell Год назад
You must not know any musicians, I have two one 20 and one 22. Even in middle school they were impossible to deal with and worked hours on just one song or technique, if it’s not perfect or someone is off, they will re-record the part after they leave. Trust me they can get very rude.
@kevinkress7156
@kevinkress7156 Год назад
One of the best Game Changer interviews I've ever heard. Total Respect for Kenny Aronoff !! Hard work & effort paid off. Mixing Gadd & Collins for the solo, Great Stuff !!
@Les537
@Les537 Год назад
Good story teller and one of the most iconic drum breaks recorded. Rock on.
@counterpuncher01
@counterpuncher01 Год назад
I always loved mellencamp's drummer he had such a cool look... What an inspiring story about the drum machine.
@bcancun123
@bcancun123 Год назад
Drums on Jack and Diane and In the air tonight have those great standout drum tracks that make those iconic songs.
@fredtietjen3247
@fredtietjen3247 Год назад
Kenny is totally honest and authentic and an awesome drummer.
@ReturnofBojangles-zt4vo
@ReturnofBojangles-zt4vo Год назад
I was lucky enough to meet Kenny at a drum clinic in the late 90’s right after touring with the Smashing Pumpkins. He is exactly the same in person as this interview- very friendly guy. At the time he was writing a book adapting stick control for double bass drums. Kenny was trained as a classical percussionist at University of Indiana. He had a job in the Jerusalem Symphony that he turned down bc of his work with Mellencamp. He is a very schooled musician and can play orchestral percussion- his success as a rock drummer took him down a different path.
@marknova8704
@marknova8704 Год назад
Awesome story and advice. Now I have to play with Kenny! Bucket list!!!!😊
@billyshane3804
@billyshane3804 Год назад
Kenny Aronoff- sheer dynamite!!
@jherrm7
@jherrm7 Год назад
Some of the best advice I’ve heard. Outstanding!
@JohnGauge790
@JohnGauge790 Год назад
Wise words.
@jimmy5634
@jimmy5634 Год назад
Fascinating story from a fascinating guy. The drum parts in the Mellencamp records were as important as any other parts including the melodies, lyrics, vocals and everything else.
@manuseal5983
@manuseal5983 Год назад
Very happy for him with his success. Inspirational to listen to
@macadoo2530
@macadoo2530 Год назад
Whenever We Wanted is the album for me. Kenny is GREAT on that record.
@pitpride1220
@pitpride1220 Год назад
This interview is invaluable to drummers! Really all musicians
@jonboatwright7777
@jonboatwright7777 Год назад
Love Kenny. The proof is in the results. He’s the real deal.
@comvoice
@comvoice Год назад
This is truly a lesson regarding life in general. Thank you, Kenny! PS: You MADE that song!😊
@spikesguitarcamp
@spikesguitarcamp Год назад
Dedication, talent, and the ability to adapt...recipe for success.
@montycotw
@montycotw Год назад
Fantastic interview. I've been a fan of Kenny's for 40 years and now I understand why.
@rondittyjr6868
@rondittyjr6868 Год назад
Kenny has always been a great drummer. Electronic drums weren't all that new at the time. Graeme Edge of the Moody Blues had been using them as early as 1970/71 on the Every Good Boy Deserves Favour album and I'm sure others had been trying their hand on them.
@simpleagain1
@simpleagain1 Год назад
Kenny Aronoff is an outstanding drummer with an outstanding NEW YUALK accent who left his mark on a lot of outstanding music and not just the mellencamp songs he recorded. My man is a giant in the industry
@GeminiOneFive
@GeminiOneFive Год назад
New York?
@doovie101
@doovie101 Год назад
He's from Massachusetts.
@BusyAir
@BusyAir Год назад
He threw down on Satriani's last recording and I was fortunate enough to see the Mars tour in Boston. Definitely good stuff.
@maxmoon2254
@maxmoon2254 Год назад
I remember reading an interview of Kenny’s about him not being able to play to a click track his first time in the studio with John. He was in danger of being replaced. He woodshedded hard with a metronome to bring his timing to the professional level required. His professionalism, work ethic, dedication to his instrument, loyalty to his band and also sounding the warning. This inspired and convinced me to hit the practice room and solidify my timing too.
@TMoody
@TMoody Год назад
Man, this guy is a great story teller. Uh-Huh and Scarecrow are great albums.
@SteveVT412
@SteveVT412 5 месяцев назад
Great story , Great song , great job !! Love it !!! Keep ROCKIN Kenny !!
@manonbassguitar
@manonbassguitar Год назад
One of the greatest drummers of all time. Interview him about his work on JR Richards (singer of Dishwalla) album Ghost of Sorrow which is really some of his best work ever & is super dynamic. Incredible album. 👍🤘🏼
@carlupthegrove262
@carlupthegrove262 Год назад
What an incredible inspiration for us all.
@e.scottdaugherty8291
@e.scottdaugherty8291 Год назад
Well said sir, thank you for this.
@e.scottdaugherty8291
@e.scottdaugherty8291 Год назад
Outstanding philosophy.
@thesunshinemanmusic
@thesunshinemanmusic Год назад
Great video. Kenny A is the best. He’s supercharged. Always spreading good vibes. 🎸😎👍
@frankjamesbonarrigo7162
@frankjamesbonarrigo7162 Год назад
Jack and Diane is the quintessential small town America song. You can almost smell the potato wedges under the heat lamp , It’s so perfect
@Ailar2209
@Ailar2209 Год назад
That is one of those interviews where the best thing you can do is just let the other guy talk. Don't ask any questions - except to get him started in the beginning - but just sit back and listen. Incidentally, "who's that drummer?" was also my reaction the first time I heard "Jack and Diane" back in the 80s. It's been my one of favorite songs, and Kenny has been one of my favorite drummers, ever since. Thanks for posting this video!
@VRPRocks
@VRPRocks Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it. Incidentally, that's my interview style, I believe the guest should speak not the interviewer. If you get chance check out some of the other great guests I've interviewed over the years on the channel 🤘👍
@Ailar2209
@Ailar2209 Год назад
@@VRPRocks I will certainly do that, thanks!
@richards6065
@richards6065 Год назад
One of my favorite interviews ever!!!!
@VRPRocks
@VRPRocks Год назад
Full interview with him talking about many career highlights available next week 👍
@craigtilton8957
@craigtilton8957 Год назад
Loved that album from the start. Great beats dude!
@LucasPenido
@LucasPenido Год назад
Not only great music stories but also, great LIFE tips!
@scottyahney8565
@scottyahney8565 Год назад
GREAT DRUMMER & GREAT INTERVIEW !!!!
@hugolafhugolaf
@hugolafhugolaf Месяц назад
This guy is a top notch storyteller!
@daddyagogo
@daddyagogo Год назад
What used to grab my attention was the backbeat on JCM records. Was lucky to have caught Kenny a few times with Fogerty and BoDeans. He’s too good.
@nmjazz09
@nmjazz09 Год назад
Great insight!! Thank you Kenny! We are all quite the same aren't we?
@jsolethedj
@jsolethedj Год назад
Wow!!! I always had a feeling there was a drum machine involved! His drum break is fire!!!! Love the heavy guitar riff too.
@Kevin-kr5ok
@Kevin-kr5ok Год назад
Kenny playing every tribute concert ! Good stuff right there my son !
@cazgerald9471
@cazgerald9471 Год назад
Fantastic story of how Kenny scored a touchdown during the world series 8-P
@VRPRocks
@VRPRocks Год назад
😂
@Bluepillphil-d1w
@Bluepillphil-d1w Год назад
Never knew it was a drum machine for JnD. Shows you how important producers are and how they piece it all together.
@ShihanTomCallahan
@ShihanTomCallahan Год назад
LOVE this interview Kenny is amazing
@georgesawtooth
@georgesawtooth Год назад
Great drummer! Definitely one of my favorites.
@tillross4078
@tillross4078 Год назад
I heard John was hard to work and get along with , Kenny you the Man you are the best at your Job a Master of Music ,, I Thank You 🙏
@905Alive
@905Alive Год назад
That's one of the greatest drums stories I ever heard, thanks. I love finding out what happened in the studio, Kenny tells a great story, gets to the facts.
@RockDocNeal
@RockDocNeal Год назад
Great interview with not only one of the most consistently great current drummers, but also one of the nicest, most humble guys in the music business. I ran into Kenny at Manny’s Music in NYC in the mid 90’s and we talked for a few minutes about the upcoming Patriots appearance in the Superbowl (we’re both from Massachusetts).
@VRPRocks
@VRPRocks Год назад
He sure loves his sports too!
@jamiegrdina830
@jamiegrdina830 Год назад
That was awesome! I love the “how to build a career “ part. I might just play this for my youngest son !
@carlweiss9325
@carlweiss9325 Год назад
Kenny is the man, man- Cheers!
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