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Otis Redding's Sittin on the dock of the bay

Started by DamienG, December 17, 2016, 12:26:07 PM

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DamienG


Tug--Kenny

#1
Here you go.   8)

cheers

ken

Despite the high cost of living,
                    it still remains popular.

derekwarner_decoy

Well :c017 Damien....for that musical experience  maybe Otis was watching down from up there

Ken ...with your experience in repairing and playing musical instruments as I am sure you would appreciate.....that must have been quite a feat doing the sound mixing & splicing.....

The brass from Cuba, Brazil & Florida together with the guitars from everywhere & all the rest of the instruments appeared to be totally in sink  :clap

Derek
Derek Warner

Honorary Secretary [Retired]
Illawarra Live Steamers Co-op
Australia
www.ils.org.au

DamienG


Tug--Kenny

It was certainly a  'Mixing skill'.

Not only tempo but pitch combination as well.  I just watched it again.   8)

ken
Despite the high cost of living,
                    it still remains popular.

DamienG


Delaunay

 :) Hello ;
Ah, if in other human activities, man could take an example on this!  :bravo
Thank you for sharing this musical moment  :whistle
Cordially.
François

DamienG


DamienG

#8
Just watched it again & shared on facebook.

If musicians can collaborate this way why can't the rest of Humanity????????????


Roderick Smith

Its on open access at <www.youtube.com/watch?v=Es3Vsfzdr14>

Try also this Scott Joplin 'Maple Leaf Rag' as the open music to a SWPS 'Delta Queen' 6 min video.  <www.youtube.com/watch?v=56HjudkACdQ&t=53s>.

Roderick.


DamienG


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