Notes from an ‘OLD’ Drummer
Notes From An Old DrummerNotes of a Young Drummer 1966-1969, The Neanderthal Yodeler, I Need A Gig,TV Willie, Derek Bailey, drumTALK, Zulu Time, Quadragrip, Boom Boom the Bass Drum, Mrmikesmusicmats, JazzPlusYou, Illegal Radio, Michael Welch Publications.
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1964 / Oh , Pretty Woman - Roy Orbison
When I started playing music in 1966, this tune was always fun to play. It was a lounge lizard night club classic. A bit like The Rolling Stones tune Satisfaction. Buddy Harman plays drums on this track. Floyd Cramer - piano.
Revolver voices only - The Beatles have been ripped as I predicted.
I’ve been writing about these a i programs that can now extract individual tracks from a song. When The Beatles song can out a few months ago it was semi revolutionary. Giles Martin, Paul and Ringo had approved the release of a previously r...
( A - I ) Questionable use of intellectual property - copyright infringement for music, art, voice.
I couldn’t resist a second post for today. If you’re one of my 50 subscribers, you’ll know I’ve been diving into the a,i, rabbit hole. I’m mainly evaluating programs and platforms I can utilize to create new content for my music and publica...
1964 The Beatles - #1 USA hit / I want to hold your hand
In 1964, The Beatles had six number one singles in the USA. I Want to Hold Your Hand , became the number one single of the year on the Billboard Top 100.
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