VIRGIL CLYDE and TONY @ my website

[dr-funkenstein]

recently added-
virgil at manchester clnic . . . someone out there has date for me????

Tony in 79 or 80 trading 4's and soloing, OUTRAGEOUS

clyde stubblefield doin some cold sweat in 68 w/ james brown "give the drummer some"

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[dr-funkenstein]

http://homepage.mac.com/matthughen/

that is my webspae for those whho dont have it yet

[benrand]

Thx Funk...

[Steve Holmes]

As much as I appreciate your sharing i would respectfully ask that you just reply to a topic about your sites contents instead of creating a new topic every time. Replying will bump it to the top as well.

Thank you!

[benrand]

Dr Funk, thx for posting the Tony vid. I get more pleasure out of seeing that guy play than seeing or hearing VinnieWecklNovakChambers play. there's a certain fire that they might have a bit of, but not quite 50% of what Tony had.

His musicality was so focused, clean phrases and a highly developed technique.

[helpmate]

DrF -- Many thanks AGAIN for these great videos! The Virg and Tony excerpts are the BEST I've seen of either. U da man, DrF...

Dan

[benrand]

In the solo on the 79 clip, I hear a lot of Bonham. I wonder who was influenced by whom. he was slamming in that clip, brought a smile to my face.

[jonthibault]

Yeah, it's all about Tony in those clips. That guy was sick. I love it in "quintessential Tony" during the trading when he does that blazing single stroke crescendo (while still staying in time). That's so bad-ass.

[PocketPlayer]

MAN...I saw so much Bozzio in that Quint...Tony clip. He seemed to hold his sticks pretty far back. Does anybody in here play with them big ol' Black Dot heads?

[FuseU1]

Doc - u r def rokkin the funky joint w/ those - rippin the "cool-ometer" Richter-scale to shreds.... [img]biggrin.gif[/img]