Long one of my idols- he has been one of the hardest working musicians in history, literally on thousands of albums and CDs. This is a pretty informative interview.
I'm not lazy. I just work so fast I'm always done.
G'Morning! -
Thanks for posting that discussion. 'Chops versus Feel' !?!?
Carry On
Chris Buckley
At 15:20 ......
... He was comforting the family of gnomes that live under his beard.Originally Posted by Skullhead
The wisdom of a man is still the length of his beard.
He basically says "I won't bring it up, but if the younger people bring it up.... I'll give em an earful"
...in one ear, out the other.
Sklar makes a lot of fine points about bass playing.... and the devolution of the music business. If anyone knows, it would be Sklar.
I thank him for taking the time to do the interview.
Best part of the video was the fake switch..lol to please the clueless record executives.
I wish he would have talked a little about playing on Spectrum by Billy Cobham.
NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF STUPID PEOPLE IN LARGE GROUPS!
That’s exactly what I d hoped for :-(
That mean slippery Stratus groove!
Once again reference to sort of the YouTube generated content, lots of million mile per hour playing, copying but not much creating. Is this a problem or just a phase? I play hobby drums and want to give up at the speed and dexterity of 7 year old kids playing along to Dave Weckl :-(
I was hoping for a little on Stratus as well, but it was a nice interview.
My bass idol as well (same first name as my father). Totally under recognized behind James Taylor. In great shape at 71 years old.
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