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28. Mai 2024 · While Blaine’s life will no doubt be remembered through his countless offerings to the world of rock and pop, we wanted to honor his life through his important contributions to jazz. Below are five of our favorite Hal Blaine jazz tunes. 1. “A Taste of Honey,” from Herb Alpert’s Whipped Cream & Other Delights, 1965
Vor 3 Tagen · The drummer was again Blaine, and Simon's brother Eddie played on guitar. The song is about an unfaithful girl who invites another lover to her bed, while the singer (the first) is in the bathroom. David Browne suggested that the name may be derived from the patron of music, Saint Cecilia.
It’s like that quote some famous musician made: “I didn’t know my favorite 7 drummers were Hal Blaine.” Heck, Buddy Rich hired Blaine to play on an album being recorded by his own daughter. When asked why he didn’t play on the album himself, Buddy said, “I wanted to do it right.”
29. Mai 2024 · Sung by David Jones, produced by Michael Nesmith
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29. Mai 2024 · From 1964-1981, Rick rode the Hollywoodland express as the first and original independent drum tech/valet. He was the pioneer. Hal Blaine would become the most prolific studio drummer of all time. Rick Faucher, a mechanical genius, was there at Hal’s side as “King of the Drum Techs and Friend to the Stars”.
25. Mai 2024 · The song expresses a feeling of loneliness and longing for lost love (“If you lose your one and only / There’s always room here for the lonely”). The lyrics paint a picture of a bar setting illuminated by a neon moon (“To watch your broken dreams / Dance in and out of the beams / Of a neon moon”).
21. Mai 2024 · Here you have the complete 50’s recordings of Charlie Feathers, in other words “the ultimate rockabilly album” :47 songs from the best stylist of the genre, a great country singer (Sam Phillips once said “ He could have been the George Jones of his day .”) and an even greater rockabilly singer, the man that brought up the ...
