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I’ve always loved Graham’s playing. Is that a Silvertone on the wall behind him?

This ever happen to you too?

Why do you angle it so steep?

Tell me your duct tape/snare drum technique!

Keep going man.

Its pretty cool 😎

Practice with a metronome every day. Rudiments on pad.

Sweet groove, I'm a 55 yr old guitarist and that was choice .

Nice

Get it, d00d!

Started in 68, just turned 68, We on a Mission

Drummers are not high in demand too damn many of them on TH-cam

Happy birthday!

They fuckin better

Not high enough

Good stuff bud man

"Night and Day" is a masterpiece. I remember listening to it in my garage at night during the autumn of 1982. I was bowled over right away.

Jow Jackson--is criminally underrated. Graham Maby is awesome!

I am not familiar with "punching it in"--loving this interview

At 62 and still being the best part of a band!

Jeff Picaro. Made an excellent living at it.

Awesome

Cool

So interesting, lovely guy ❤

Keep it old school

Loved it. Funny anecdotes, and I always humbly appreciate the shoutouts. I'm keeping the projects I'm collaborating on you guys with a secret because I want to promote only a few current projects at a time. Anything public is public already. As for your memories, they're yours not mine, so I'm glad you're sharing them now! The van and equipment got stolen on December 7, 1996, outside of Park West in Clifton Park, NY - just the next day after TMBG had performed there. A show scheduled for the 7th at 328 Performance Hall in Nashville, TN was cancelled for this reason - but starting from December 8, the shows went on. That's when TMBG toured Atlanta, GA and Asheville, NC on the 8th and 9th. They had 2 days off on the 10th and 11th, and then they played consecutive dates in Boston, MA; Granville, OH; Pittsburgh, PA; and Poughkeepsie, NY. After the December 15 date in Poughkeepsie, they took 12 days off for Christmas. Somewhere in between there (I think it was probably the 10th and 11th, but I should check the weather reports for that whole week) would have been when TMBG flew on a plane in a snowstorm. Oh, and they had a December 11 date scheduled for Toad's Place in New Haven, CT, but that was cancelled for some reason. Must've been the 10th. I bet they got the "winter of discontent" phrase from The Beatles Anthology. It aired in November 1995 (so did Alien Autopsy, as a rerun, which they referenced in the banter in the Tramps show on December 31, 1995) and they've been known to make references to shows or movies they've seen. (If you've seen Gigantic: A Tale Of Two Johns, at one point they call themselves "the shitty Beatles" - which is taken straight out of Wayne's World!) Being Beatles fans since their youth, the Johns probably saw this - whether watching it on TV on ABC (A-Beatles-C) or watching the 1996 VHS release - and so in the 8th installment, they probably heard George Harrison compare the January 1969 sessions that resulted in Let It Be "the winter of discontent". Just my theory. I'm looking forward to hearing the next part. Thank you Brian and Eric!

good job man

Here’s a challenge for YOU ….. 7 over 12 polyrhythm

I'm a total metaljead but was exposed to all genres of music young and trying different kids can really help creative flow

Not impressed. But keep playing if it makes you happy. That's the way to do it. :)

I was expecting “They *CRASH* out”

Hey, I was wondering if you have any tips for tuning drums? My floor tom sounds a lot lighter than my kick. Do you also have any tips to make sure the Hi-Hat doesn't fall. Sometimes I would use the pedal and the hi-hat won't go back up, making me have to re assemble the Hi-Hat.

It's 1 am now. Not a bad idea.

The first 2 JJ albums I believe were recorded at the same time with THE BEST bass tone and parts ever. Thx Graham for the inspiration, I’m a 59 yr old bassist still playing out as a hobby.

Please check if I send you an email.

Great interview and insights

first commnt always love your videos stay blessed

Love this! The stories team has been huge with helping me in my journey

I really enjoy watching this podcast

If you want your videos to be highly ranked.I wiil help you.

Brian only die hard good rats fans would make the connection with Stephan Galfas,to get more views it should say Stephan Galfas /good rats album producer.

Great interview, is there a part 2 discussing the other good rats albums?

Still no matter who plays it the simple train beat sustains the test of time

Underrated. Why don't more people talk about this great band? Great to hear these stories.

Great interview, Brian and Eric. Terrific memories - and thank you Eric for the kind words. Can't wait for part 2!

I play Bass for about 45 years now. I always played in Hard/Heavy/CrossOver Bands. Ups and Downs....everybody knows.... but I never followed bassplayers like Billy Sheehan, Geddy Lee, Mark King or any of those "outstanding" artists. I always loved subtle playing and you feel , the bass player is not only a technical but a musical hero. I mean it´s a great gift to play like a devil, but it´s a greater gift to understand a song and you understand what it needs. So I cheer those Graham Maybes and Bob Glaubs to know exactly what it´s all about. Thanks.

Fantastic, thanks so much for doing this, Graham and Brian! Have always been a fan of Graham's lyrical, melodic playing and tone.

I had a bassist leave their sweater on my hats one time and I fell in love with the sound lol Love this. Drummers ingenuity is always unmatched 🤘

If it moves hard, put on some machine oil or WD40 on the moving parts.

i usually put it a bit to the right when solo snaring and a bit left with the rest of the kit