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March 22nd, 2003, 06:11 PM
#1
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To get a fresh and different discussion going. What musician NOT! a drummer has really inspired you(on a emotional and mental level) and maybe even your playing (physically) over the years?
Digital
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March 22nd, 2003, 06:56 PM
#2
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Stevie Wonder (the 70's stuff he did). He inspired me on all those levels.
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March 22nd, 2003, 07:03 PM
#3
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Cool question.Im just gonna list:
-John Cage
-Miles Davis
-Herbie Hancock
-Ron Carter
-Wallace Roney.
-guitarist John Frusciante.
-Jeff Buckley.
-Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.
-Zappa.
-Prince.
-Billy Corgan.
-The Neptunes.
-Run-DMC
-guitarist Kevin Shields
-bassist Rob Wright
-Jimmy Page&John Paul Jones
-composer John Williams
-Handel
-'Trane
-Wynton Marsalis
-Billie Holliday
-Sam Rivers
-Jackie Maclean
-Gary Numan
-Roni Size
-Photek
-Outkast
-Public Enemy
-Flea
-Bootsy
-High Contrast
-Joni Mitchell
-every single guitarist ive ever played with.
-Peter Gabriel
-Bowie
-Brian Eno
-Timbaland
-Missy Elliot
-Thom Yorke
-Kid Koala
-Dave Bidini,Martin Tielli-Canadian guitarists
-Mark Critchley-piano master from Vancouver
-Ian Mackaye
I know theres many more that i just cant think of at the moment.Theres also film directors,certain athletes,artists,women,and many more that have had a hand in shaping my concepts.The common thread of that above list is that they were all the 'first' of their kind according to the point in history in which they first made a splash.................beats
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March 22nd, 2003, 07:41 PM
#4
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Joe Sample.
He's the most genious musician ever (in my opinion). He does everything right, always!
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March 22nd, 2003, 07:57 PM
#5
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Jimi Hendrix
Allan Holdsworth
Frank Zappa
Keith Jarrett
Pete Townshend
Peter Gabriel (plays drums but not his main thing so it doesn't count)
Sting
John Coltrane
Bud Powell
Prince
John Patitucci
Fish(Marillion)
Wayne Shorter
Chick Corea (also plays drums but same rules apply as PG)
Robert Fripp
Andy Summers
Miles Davis
My mind goes blank when making lists. There are many more.
Clint
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March 22nd, 2003, 09:23 PM
#6
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Michael Jackson's unbelievable talent inspires me very much. it makes me laugh when i see him dance, just like i laugh at a vinnie or dave lick because michael is soo rhythmic. he body is like a whole band.....his voice can be so percussive. he is a genius!!!
victor wooten is another wonderful talent and person.
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March 22nd, 2003, 11:00 PM
#7
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Hi everyone, I am new here. The non-drummer musicians who have inspired me the most are Jack Bruce and Rory Gallagher. Peace.
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March 22nd, 2003, 11:05 PM
#8
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Thought i would add a few more to my previous.
-Sting
-Zappa
-'Trane (the sickest use of the enormous technique to make music on a completely different level... he reminds me of a freight train, unstoppable; he just rams the music down your throat in such an elegant way.
-Wayne Shorter (great technique but the tunes he wrote were what i really dig).
-Aretha Franklin (i wish i could play drums with that kind of attitude!)
-Marvin Gaye
-Ben Harper
-Carlos Santana
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March 26th, 2003, 05:25 AM
#9
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Laura Nyro, who at a very young age composed, played piano, and sang her own music, which ranged in styles from jazz, blues, classical, broadway, R&B, Gospel, pop etc... And was the first artist to overdub her own backing vocals. And who, in the late sixties, was the 2nd most covered songwriter--the Beatles were number 1.
I can honestly say she was one of the most important pop artists of the last quarter century. Just listen to Eli and the 13th Confession from '68, and wonder how a 19 year old could do something of that caliber, or if you can handle it, New York Tendabery.
She is the most overlooked artist I can think of.
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March 26th, 2003, 01:31 PM
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If I could only pick one, it would have to be Sting. He was the singer in my first "favorite band" and through his music I was led to so many great players when I didn't even realize who there were yet. (Vinnie)
You could say then that because of Sting I'm on HOD right now! [img]wink.gif[/img]
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