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December 12, 10 7:12 AM (permalink)

This is how the engine should run

Just trawling through youtube, came across this great example of how important bass and drums are when it's done right.

It's just a 1, 4, 5 and there's no acrobatics, it's just solid. It's Ed Greene and Bob Marinelli playing part of the drums/bass from Led Zep's 'The Lemon Song'. Simple but incredible - wish I'd taken up bass instead!


http://www.youtube.com/wa...Nw&feature=related


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    Guitarhacker
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    Re:This is how the engine should run December 12, 10 3:09 PM (permalink)
    in the groove. all they needed was JP & RP.

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    Re:This is how the engine should run December 14, 10 11:24 AM (permalink)
    Bass player had a great sound (and played very well). All that from that small amp. Drummer is spot-on except didn't have Bonham's squeaky floor pedal.
     
    Wish I had these guys in the neighborhood when I was band playing.

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