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He plays cello.. Been playing before he was born... Brother had him peged for bass before he was born...

Earthquaker devices have a series called show us your junk. One episode is with Silvia Massy. Go watch after watching and liking this. Peace

Wow! What a interesting array of stories

Ir I didn't know better, I would think that you're interviewing Andy Dick as a brilliant musician that played with Tom Waits. On the positive side, very interesting interview.

Where's the transcript? Is it disabled on Dead Wax?? :(( WONDERFUL episode, btw.

Whats with the wear pattern on his neck?

Fascinating interview. Subbed

This is a phenomenal breakdown. I had no idea Knopfler was into bluegrass. I grew up around bluegrass as my folks had a band and even cut a couple albums. I love the music and have had kids and workmates make fun of me, but they don't understand how closely related it is to some of the best rock out there. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers also loved bluegrass and classic country. I think they had some collaborations with Herb Pederson or someone like that. They were also huge Byrds fans and the Byrds had loads of bluegrass connections from Jim McGuinn to Chris Hillman to Gram Parsons to Clarence White.

Great interview as always ! Is it me or Justin sounds a bit like James Spader ? 😆

[12:12 - 12:24] This is exactly what drew me to Kendrick from the first moment. When I first came into contact with his music, I immediately thought "This guy is an artist. He breathes art and it seems to me that the reason for his life is to translate his human experience and create works that change people's lives." His mind doesn't stop, his attention to detail is dazzling, but not only in a purely musical analysis, to call it that, but he is quite a perfectionist when it comes to the semiotics of things, how everything interacts with each other. How the rhythm, the melody and melodic motifs, the ambience and harmonic rhythm and the lyrics fit together in such an effective way of conveying messages and emotions... You can extend this to albums, as they have this book-like aspect where each song is a chapter in a larger story and it's a completely different experience to hear a loose song versus a song in the context of the album. Sometimes I miss musicians analyzing the entirety of the work and how the dialogue between the musical elements and the poetic/literary elements makes up a beautiful thing. Music is art and we have to treat it as such! I didn't know about this channel but I have the feeling I'm going to binge it Isso é exatamente o que me atraiu no Kendrick desde o primeiro momento. No primeiro contato que eu tive com suas músicas eu pensei na hora "Esse cara é um artista. Ele respira arte e me parece que o motivo da vida dele é traduzir sua experiência humana e fazer obras que mudem a vida das pessoas". A mente dele não para, a atenção aos detalhes é deslumbrante mas não só na análise puramente musical, pra chamar assim, mas ele é bem perfeccionista no que diz respeito a semiótica da coisa, como tudo se dialoga. Como o ritmo, a melodia e motivos melódicos, a ambientação e rítmica harmônica e a letra se encaixam de uma maneira tão eficaz de passar mensagens e emoções... Você pode estender isso aos álbuns, como eles têm esse aspecto de livro onde cada música é um capítulo de uma história maior e é uma experiência completamente diferente ouvir uma música solta e uma música no contexto do álbum. Às vezes eu sinto falta de músicos analisarem a totalidade da obra e como o diálogo entre os elementos musicais e os elementos poéticos/literários compõe uma coisa linda. Música é arte e a gente tem que tratar assim! Eu não conhecia esse canal mas eu tenho a impressão de que vou maratonar

That’s my dream CZcams content right there!! Please keep it flowing ❤

5:30: they had tracks that were quite precise where time is concerned. So they have a right to amorphous time on a track that’s all about personal entropy.

Paul does play with his fingers. Check out Till There Was You on the Royal Varsity Performance

I'd love to see a breakdown of ICU, the synthy chord thing at the beginning is amazing

One of THE most interesting videos I have ever seen on CZcams. Thanks Guys!

I'm no kind of gear nerd, but I heard the tone (as well as what is mentioned here) came about quite by accident.. They finished recording one day, left the studio.. In the night, a raised Mic fell on the floor.. Then they came in next day and recorded, and they heard this other-worldly kind of compression, which blew everyone away.. When they realised what had happened, they left the MIc on the floor and kept the "magic part".. 😉

Amazing. I'd add Handrix, both Voodoo Chiles, and a stevie ray, maybe Lenny.

The guitar playing by Mark Knofler in Sultans of Swing Alchemy version live is a total one off. Absolute genius

I always loved that intro, and to me, the song carries an intensity that justifies it. The intro, to me, brought to mind a big factory machine. I imagined this guy turning on the lights, all the subsystems, culminating in a giant electric motor spinning up, followed immediately by the main riff, representing the big parts finally moving. Thematically, it went well with the working class lyrics and the mention of various machines.

You guys are great please break down some Biggie and Jay z Rhythms as well as some Stevie Wonder🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Yay, Henry Kaiser. Way cool.

awesome, thank you

punk rock plus choral sweetness--YEEEESSSSS!

Louis and Greg Saunier feel like antipodes of some dichotomy... don't know what though....oh wait. Duh. It's "in" and "out"

I love that Telecaster he has. Not sure about the Bigsby, but man! The Wide-Range Humbuckers and maple fretboard? YES, PLEASE!

I wish more people would think like Tim Pierce. He can play as fast as all the famous shredders but instead of showing everyone how well he can play, he left his ego aside and chose to play a simple melody because he felt that that's what the song needed. Years ago, we were looking for a lead guitar player for our band and we found a guy who could play very well. I didn't want to act like the _"boss of the band",_ so I let him come up with his own parts and solos...but every time I wouldn't show him what to play, he would come up with these parts where he played a million notes/second, not just here and there but *_all_* the time! It was just too much, so I asked him a few times, as delicately as I could if he could play something more simple, like a melody that someone would remember and could *_sing_* along. He ended up quitting and sent me a message, saying that he wasn't the right guy for us, that what we need is a "boring" guitar player. Like I said, I wish more people would think like Tim Pierce...

Moji and the Midnight Sons performing Cut Me Down live. czcams.com/video/VwB_aybIgjM/video.html Deceptively simple sounding sparse blues performance with amazing tone, energy, and control. So much restraint.

You play the guitar very well!

11:50 While living in Spain I played with a drummer from Mozambique, I had never played reggae before though I always loved Bob Marley ofc. He was the one who taught me if the kick isn't on the 3 then it's not reggae. How had I never noticed that before?!

Louis Cole, I think Joe Morello would salute you- as would Paul Desmond to Sam Gendel. They might even squeeze a clown horn or two for no particular reason.

Hon tu eres mi mundo mi roca mi barco mi todo. Te amo profundamente tengo miedo de perderte. No has buscado la manera de comunicarte conmigo por la via que sea que pasa? Que ocurre? Ya me olvidaste? Ya no me amas? Estoy muriendo por dentro yo te amo mucho te extraño tanto. Vuelve comunicate conmigo por favor amor. Ven por mi pronto amor mio para estar juntos y casarnos y vivir felices juntos por siempre eternamente. Me duele y sufro por tu ausencia amor. No me abandones no me olvides no me dejes ven por mi te amo mi honeybee

maybe you should stop lying about them, those are not the original beatles. are ya blind?

Victor Wooten is *the* innovator for efficient bass. The double thumb is a good example - the complex notes with a percussive elements don't match his relaxed hand movements which seem to barely move. He said in an interview (for his slap bass VHS tape about 25 years ago) that he wasn't ready to play a 5 string, there was more to explore with his 4 string.

First time watching and man you guys are real music nerds and I mean this in the most respectful way possible. Great channel!

Her DJ sets have become legendary as well.

Dont even have the words to explain how cool it is listening to both all of your tech lingo , i kinda follow but so interesting , but Charles is also a Straight Up Monster player. Thanks for the GREAT VLOG

"Goin' Out West" is a gift that keeps on giving! Much Love and Respect Joe! You nailed it! - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

That's cool... I bought the CD on the strength of this single, which I didn't usually do. I didn't regret it!

Plus he makes insane fuzz pedals! Wow

i’m glad that after the kendrick drake beef, youtube is recommending me all these amazing videos!!

louis cole blows my mind. virtuoso talent, and so humble. His music and lyrics speak directly to me, and yet are also completely from another world

That was fascinating. Thanks, guys!

Loved this interview!

The thing with words having to sound good more than they have real meaning is a Bob Dylan thing for sure and you just know John Lennon knew and so did Kurt Cobain.

Nicole just staring at that holy instrument that is the Frankenstein bass!

Enjoyed this analysis of this brillant song. Worth also mentioning that Kate Bush was Björk’s inspiration as someone with a unique sound and idiosyncratic world of her own.

Its refreshing to learn from people just step in and make noise. It could be polished but you go somewhere else. Very inspiring.

I absolutely love this one. What a defining moment in rock history recreated, like we were there at the time. Springsteen is so timeless!

I love this

once walked into a Salford Working Mens Club and Mark.E. Smith was having a fight with Tom Waits over a darts game confusion. I had to split them up and buy Cheese and Onion Crisps and some Whiskey.