Here’s something well worth spending a few hours with- the podcast archive of the Jake Feinberg Show. Includes interviews with drummers Mickey Roker, and Ndugu Leon Chancler, as well as LA studio percussionist Emil Richards, and author Pete Magadini. Also Richard Davis, Pat Martino, Ali Akbar Khan, Gary Bartz, George Cables, Ernie Watts and George Duke.
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- Todd Bishop
- August 3, 2011
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Madness is the first track I heard on the first Miles Davis record I actually went and bought- before that I just had the old copy of Kind of Blue from my dad’s record collection. […]
Todd’s Methods, Pt. 2: triplet partials in Syncopation
- Todd Bishop
- March 3, 2011
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The second in a series of quick, sketchily-outlined demonstrations of my practice methods. Here I give a couple of my variations on common ways of using Ted Reed’s Syncopation. If you’ve worked with that book […]
Baby Dodds
- Todd Bishop
- February 13, 2011
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One thing I’ve noticed in recent years is that you can’t have a conversation about the drums in jazz without Baby Dodds coming up- he’s become kind of a signifier of seriousness about the subject. […]