Jack Miraculous - Gino Vannelli - Powerful People Album.wmv
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- čas přidán 13. 01. 2014
- Powerful People is the title of both the second studio album of Italian-Canadian singer Gino Vannelli, and the sixth track on this album. The album was released in 1974, and was produced by Gino and his brother Joe Vannelli.
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This album cost me a fortune. I bought it by accident thinking it was hard Rock.
Turned out I got addicted to Jazz and have not stopped collecting. Have well over 1000 LP's and over 1000CD's all because of one Album bought in error
THANK YOU GINO VANNELLI
No Moog and no Hammond either. That is a Farfisa "Professional Duo" organ and the bass and synth brass are produced by Univox Minikorg/bass and Maxikorg/brass & trumpet synths. Strings were produced by a Farfisa Synthorch keyboard. I saw and heard them play this live, a few times, and it was just as amazing as is the recording, now 50 years old!
I am a Gino Vanelli fan and I am glad this was uploaded.I DONT KNOW THIS SONG AND IT IS GRREAATT! THE DRUMMER!!!!
In 1974, when Powerful People was released, Gino was playing with Graham Lear, who went on to be Santana's drummer, and Richard Baker on Hammond organ along with Joe Vanelli on keyboards. In my opinion, this was the tightest group of musicians Gino has ever assembled for live performances.
Absolutely. Graham Lear was one of the fastest, tightest drummers I ever saw. He just smoked those twin bass drums. And Richard Baker on the B-3? Oh man!!! Incredible. I saw this lineup 4 times before it started changing...
@@miknelak you're absolutely correct, and I apologize. The first time I saw Casey (who was good), I remember saying "Graham did that with one bass drum"..over time my memory got it backwards.
one of the greatest unknown songs of the 70's
where you from Jim? Gino was popular here in Manila and in Japan.
So many songs, I keep discovering songs new to me,40+years ago. That are absolutely amazing works, gino truly unbelievable
Sin duda, unos de los mejores cantantes con una voz y técnica únicas. Gracias
Acid Jazz! So cool
One of the best drum tracks ever. Influenced my drumming ever since
glad to hear that. 😀
fantastico, thx for sharing :)
my pleasure😀
Rhodes, Hammond and Moog? Jesus!
No Moog and no Hammond either. That is a Farfisa organ and the bass and synth brass are produced by Univox Minikorg/bass and Maxikorg/brass & trumpet synths. Strings were produced by a Farfisa Synthorch keyboard. I saw and heard them play this live, a few times, and it was just as amazing as is the recording, now nearly 50 years old!
don't forget Joe & Ross...and hammond B 3!
That is no B3, it's a Farfisa! Do your research, please.