What are you listening to right now?

[striker]

Don Lamond and the Swing Band
"Up Tight"
Don Lamond on drums

 

[rungeflash]

Don Lamond and the Swing Band
"Up Tight"
Don Lamond on drums

Nice! Sounds like that could easily be inserted in an episode of Kojak

 

[Al Strange]

 

[rungeflash]

 

[jda]

1963. Motown Revue. Benny Benjamin I would wager looks like him and his drums..

very rare footage (of him playing live
lemme see if there's some more

why yes there is..

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=motown+revue+1963+

 

[jda]

1962..
The revue was filmed during a December 1962 week-long stand at the Apollo Theater and, in 1963, Motown released audio edits from the films as a series of live LPs. The films themselves have never had an authorized exhibition other than occasional brief snippets in a Motown TV special.

 

[Elvis]

Very cool footage jOe.
I'll have to watch the rest of those when I have more time.
...meanwhile...
One of my favourite parts of Standing in the Shadows of Motown. I love how they put this classic together.....

 

[Elvis]

...and for those of you that watched the video I posted and then said to themselves, Dammit Elvis, now I gotta listen to "Ain't too proud to beg", this is for you....

 

[rungeflash]

Very cool footage jOe.
I'll have to watch the rest of those when I have more time.
...meanwhile...
One of my favourite parts of Standing in the Shadows of Motown. I love how they put this classic together.....

Amazing what happens when it all layers together

 

[rungeflash]

Cleanest copy of this hippodrome classic I’ve ever found.

 

[Elvis]

Amazing what happens when it all layers together

Yes, very much so. What always gets me in that cut is when they add the piano. That's when the song comes to life.
Amazing, the impact a single instrument can have on a song sometimes.

 

[Smoke]

Playing on brain radio this morning is Sing by The Carpenters!

 

[rungeflash]

Yes, very much so. What always gets me in that cut is when they add the piano. That's when the song comes to life.
Amazing, the impact a single instrument can have on a song sometimes.

Thats a good one, there. Haven’t heard it in a long time.

Dobie Gray was born just outside of Houston, Texas….in a little town called Simonton.

 

[rungeflash]

 

[rungeflash]

One of the great live captures of VH. Dallas 1991 free show

 

[Elvis]

Thats a good one, there. Haven’t heard it in a long time.

Dobie Gray was born just outside of Houston, Texas….in a little town called Simonton.

Still trying to remember the name of the movie that video was from.

Camp Fourture 1974

Bill Evans: Piano
Eddie Gomez: Bass
Marty Morell: Drums

Recorded live at Camp Fortune, Ottawa, Canada Aug.2, 1974

 

[bud7h4]

 

[Smoke]

Awesome! Thanks for posting!

Things I didn't notice: no in-ears click, no autotune. How did they do it?!? And guess what - it wasn't perfect and sounded better for it. Real. Live. Playing. And Singing. Who'd-a-thunk?

 

[Chevron]

I've re-discovered this classic recently and had never watched the music video until i dug it out for this post

 

[rungeflash]

Still trying to remember the name of the movie that video was from.

Camp Fourture 1974

Bill Evans: Piano
Eddie Gomez: Bass
Marty Morell: Drums

Recorded live at Camp Fortune, Ottawa, Canada Aug.2, 1974

Elvis….i searched and searched for that movie reference….but can’t find it.