What Are You Listening To? (Part IV) 2020

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how cool is tal wilkenfeld? check the base solo at 1.36
jeff becks not to shabby to lol

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not so much a performance but a tribute to one of the greatest session musicians of all time, carol kaye.
Everyone wouldve heard her many times from her session work with many famous artists, to her work on tv and movie soundtracks.
if you have the time watch this, its a masterclass of bass
Take a bow carol, one cool lady

some of her work with cocker

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beck and clapton, with tal

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Seattle’s own Eddie Vedder and Pearl Jam:

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Must confess, I’m a sucker for these super infectious bass lines and JB-derivative funky grooves ! :joy:

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ian paice, on the drums YES!
I love the made in japan live concert solo of the mule to.
damn, paice, alrdridge, hard acts to follow.
Cant leave bonzo out though


john bonham, john henry bonham!
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if you’ve been bad, lord i bet you have.
and you’ve not been hit, you’ve not been hit by flying lead.
you’d better close your eyes,
You’d better bow your head!
wait for the ricochet

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What an entertainer ian anderson is, damn he does some shit with that flute.
The keyboard dudes a classic just smiling al the time through thick as a brick
Just a really talented, fine knit band, jethro tull. Fine muso’s
3rd vid has a coota drum solo in cross eyed mary.

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What a great drum solo by Bonham. Thanks for posting.
Here’s another I always enjoy watching. Santana’s drummer, Michael Shrieve @ Woodstock. One of the youngest performers there and looks to be playing on his high school drum set that his parents bought him. xD
(He had his trip under control)

Original band 47 years later.

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Ooohhhh yaaaa Zeppelin, really rocks.
Heard it a lot in my teenager years in the 70th :heart:

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the pleasure was all mine bro
it will always be a very subjective personal thing but bonzo was the best for me, IMO better than peart, moon, baker, paice, grohl, copeland, starr, rich etc etc etc (just way to many to list)
Bonham did more with less and was just so powerful


Yeah thats a rocking solo from Shreive, similar in that he didnt have a lot but still produced a mighty sound.
Always thought this carl palmer solo was shit hot

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The closest I’ve gotten to seeing John Bonham live was seeing his son Jason with the Led Zeppelin Experience.


Bonzo continues to influence generation’s. Check out this 8 year old.
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Yoyoka is a great drummer in the making.

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