there?s plenty, those are some all-time classics that just springs to mind:
Get out my life woman I got Some Hit or Miss
Big_Stacks"I don't worry about hittin' power, cause I don't give 'em nuttin' to hit." 4,670 Posts
there?s plenty, those are some all-time classics that just springs to mind:
Get out my life woman I got Some Hit or Miss
Hey,
Here are some more:
-"Danger Street"-Stanley Clarke (I couldn't find a youtube of it, but I sampled it for the beginning interlude of this song: "Street Theme"-Big Stacks )
Damn, just noticed it was 45 related. Okay then, James Spencer - Take This Woman Off The Corner and Humpty Dump by The Vibrettes. Soul Man by Sweet Charles has a pretty good drum opening also.
What's the oldest record you have found a break on? this record is from '59
I'm gonna have to keep an eye for that one!
I had thought that the first straight ahead open "break" with the
kickson the 1 and double kick on the 3 and snares on the 2 and the 4 (boom-clack-ba boom boom-clack)
was
GOOMLW by Lee Dorsey written by Toussaint, isn't toussaint the one responsible for popularizing all of modern music basic's drum pattern?
obviously that huey smith testifies to the fact of the rhythm coming out of NOLA first, no?
i have a stateside 45 that says the GOOMLW it's from '65, though the one on amy came out in '66--- I have not heard any 'straight ahead breaks' prior to this
What's the oldest record you have found a break on? this record is from '59
I'm gonna have to keep an eye for that one!
I had thought that the first straight ahead open "break" with the
kickson the 1 and double kick on the 3 and snares on the 2 and the 4 (boom-clack-ba boom boom-clack)
was
GOOMLW by Lee Dorsey written by Toussaint, isn't toussaint the one responsible for popularizing all of modern music basic's drum pattern?
obviously that huey smith testifies to the fact of the rhythm coming out of NOLA first, no?
i have a stateside 45 that says the GOOMLW it's from '65, though the one on amy came out in '66--- I have not heard any 'straight ahead breaks' prior to this
There was a thread about this in the past. This 45 is from 1962:
And this, although it's not the same pattern you describe above, is from 1960.
I'm sure there's some other NOLA shit out there that predates this shit though, but this is still pretty damn early.
What's the oldest record you have found a break on? this record is from '59
I'm gonna have to keep an eye for that one!
I had thought that the first straight ahead open "break" with the
kickson the 1 and double kick on the 3 and snares on the 2 and the 4 (boom-clack-ba boom boom-clack)
was
GOOMLW by Lee Dorsey written by Toussaint, isn't toussaint the one responsible for popularizing all of modern music basic's drum pattern?
obviously that huey smith testifies to the fact of the rhythm coming out of NOLA first, no?
i have a stateside 45 that says the GOOMLW it's from '65, though the one on amy came out in '66--- I have not heard any 'straight ahead breaks' prior to this
There was a thread about this in the past. This 45 is from 1962:
And this, although it's not the same pattern you describe above, is from 1960.
I'm sure there's some other NOLA shit out there that predates this shit though, but this is still pretty damn early.
Comments
I prefer the Many Styles of Bobby Day's version:
lovin this version. does anyone have a solid mp3 of this?
Psyche naw thanks dude. I never knew this record. Must own a copy immediately, and teh usual suspects are giving up NATHAN...
Get out my life woman
I got Some
Hit or Miss
Hey,
Here are some more:
-"Danger Street"-Stanley Clarke (I couldn't find a youtube of it, but I sampled it for the beginning interlude of this song: "Street Theme"-Big Stacks )
Great drum sounds for chopping and programming.
Peace,
Big Stacks from Kakalak
Let's just be honest here, with the possible exception of Salt...is there ANYTHING really fucking with this as far as "opening break on a 45"?
http://soul-sides.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/Magnificent-Sanctuary-Band.mp3
No handclap as per the Hathaway version but still...not bad!
The Dana Valery? Hit me on the PM w/ your address and I'll send you a copy!
Thes Uno knoweth thee deal.
Nah the Bobby Day one, but thanks dude I appreciate it!
Maybe this one, that I recommended previously -
http://www.4shared.com/audio/3fUchl3T/Nice_drums.html
BTW
What's the oldest record you have found a break on? this record is from '59
I'm gonna have to keep an eye for that one!
I had thought that the first straight ahead open "break" with the
kickson the 1 and double kick on the 3 and snares on the 2 and the 4 (boom-clack-ba boom boom-clack)
was
GOOMLW by Lee Dorsey written by Toussaint, isn't toussaint the one responsible for popularizing all of modern music basic's drum pattern?
obviously that huey smith testifies to the fact of the rhythm coming out of NOLA first, no?
i have a stateside 45 that says the GOOMLW it's from '65, though the one on amy came out in '66--- I have not heard any 'straight ahead breaks' prior to this
Duralcha - Ghetto Funk
ZZ Hill - I Think I'd Do It
Freda Payne - We've Gotta Find A Way
There was a thread about this in the past. This 45 is from 1962:
And this, although it's not the same pattern you describe above, is from 1960.
I'm sure there's some other NOLA shit out there that predates this shit though, but this is still pretty damn early.
B/W
Is this THE GAFF?
this site is claiming '59
http://www.globaldogproductions.info/a/ace.html
i haven`t checked it out in a while but I`m sure the 45 I have says `59 as well.
Here are a couple:
I freaked it for this: http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=8854956
I used it here: http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=12541688
One of these days, I'll stop frontin' and make a breaks mix.
Peace,
Big Stacks from Kakalak
Hey Stratasphere,
Post those drums, homie!!! Let's hear 'em.
Peace,
Big Stacks from Kakalak