Old school Andy Newmark mp3s

From Gary Wright's album Dream Weaver. Thick chunky slabs of Newmark groove.

HODers who listened to AM radio in the 70's might remember that guy.

Power of Love

MuchHigher

FeelForMe

DreamWeaver

That's badass, even with the synthy bass. Lots of groove.

Badass is the best word I've seen regarding his playing.

You can feel his posture at the drums by listening to these tracks. Upright, slamming and grooving, and badass.

That's "badass," BR, THX.

I always thought he 'smoked' on the title track.

You forgot that one tune...you know...i thought it was called, eh, "Vinyl Pop[s]?!" [img]wink.gif[/img] [img]tongue.gif[/img] [img]cool.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/thumbs_up.gif[/img]

<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ October 09, 2004 01:02 AM: Message edited by: FuseU1 ]</font>

there are two guys from toronto, from the 80's similar to this.

mike slotzky, and jorn anderson, i think that's how you spell it.
i love this approach, fat, huge and laying it down collectively as a whole, all the note values are long from everyone.


chris perra

<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ October 09, 2004 04:54 AM: Message edited by: chris perra ]</font>

Bump to keep on the front page...

I believe the Dream Weaver tune is with Keltner. The album of the same name is with Keltner & Newmark...and it is BA bigtime! I Love this album and great to play along with.

I love Newmark's work on 'Avalon' & 'Flesh & Blood' (Roxy Music). AND Roger Waters' 'Pro's and Cons of Hitchhiking'.

Great use of space and dynamics! The Waters album has so many shifts & changes & the slower tracks sound great - it's difficult to groove with a real slow tune (well I find it difficult(!). Takes great discipline.

Dream Weaver is Keltner. Max Weinberg had it on one of his Let There Be Drums disks.

I stand corrected...the whole album feels as if one drummer played on it.

Man, Keltner is a badass.