Kenny and The Lamars… dope ass band back in the day. Just left my Black Panther rally and this song came on over the radio. Had us all hyped up for the revolution…
I am still listening at age 50’s. Nothing is new it is only reincarnated to today’s new music. Wake up young people or person. It is never invented but duplicated. Fr Fr Fr Fr….. grow up and read and write and learn. Such a dumb post…. OG’S. Know the true came. Step back and learn… It’s Call Wisdorm. Grow up and reach me. 60’s and proud of it.
If y'all haven't heard it, the guy named Kendrick Lamar recently covered this song and its pretty good. Definitely recommend giving it a listen, his stuff is really underrated but he's up and coming.
I’m high as hell listening to this at 1.25x and I’m listening with my eyes closed, clicking my fingers imaging Drake listening to this with tears rolling down his eyes lmao
I'm not sure if young people make the connection of John Stockton and Moses Malone, he was known for the most passes to Moses Malone, and that record hasn't been broken but anyway Malone had a child with a 13yo (supposingly) she was his cousin and he faced no legal charges but he was taken to court, and was made to pay child support 😢😢😢sad story
I'm not sure if young people make the connection of John Stockton and Moses Malone, he was known for the most passes to Moses Malone, and that record hasn't been broken but anyway Malone had a child with a 13yo (supposingly) she was his cousin and he faced no legal charges but he was taken to court, and was made to pay child support 😢😢😢sad story ❤
(the following is something i wrote for this alternate timeline) Carlton Lamar (b. 1933 d. 1967) was singer born in memphis, Tenessee who later moved to Compton, California. very little was known about Carlton in his early years Graduating in Compton high school, he attempted to join the miliary shortly after graduation. he was often heard praying at the church asking when was it going to be his time, and believed he started singing to cope with that early failure. during and later after the war he established a small reputation as a verbose singer, and with 2 of his closest friends, they started a small group known as the beats and the Breaks, playing in local LA clubs for a short period of time in the 1960s, Carlton was considered the premier vocalist for the musical group 'the Beats and the Breaks'. his song Not like us, was released shortly after a feud erupted between Cartlon and a Mo'town artist named Timothy Drake. Stax records published the song during in May of 1962, alongside The Soul Children- "I'll be the other woman". the song was critisized for its impulsive tone and slow, deliberate wordplay, but the accusations aimed at dennis were devastating, forcing an early retirement. Carlton kept singing until 1965, with the death of his best friend, Carlton would choose to retire, eventually joining the United states military and serve in vietnam, joining the 1st infantry division. during his time prior to deployment to vietnam, his type of singing helped to bond with the other recruits of the army, and his harsh tone of speaking earned him one of his many nicknames, "Crabby Carl" he would deploy to Vietnam in 1966, would be Killed in Action during Operation Shenandoah II, in the battle of Ong Thanh. he was 34 years old. after the release and rediscovery of Kendrick lamar's inspiration for the song, Carlton's limited songs would go to enjoy a cult refollowing after the 2024 rap beef, earning him the nickname KDot Sr.
I was born in 1950 and remember when this classic first came out. I was playing outside my house with friends and my mum put the radio on whilst cooking pasta. Good times.
At first I thought it was just a song with a similar name, but when I noticed finally the lyrics, I started laughing, this has to be one of the best recreations of a modern song into a classic song
@@andrew5744 it makes great poetry and it doesn’t make it sentient listen to hate it or love or pimp by 50cent ai Motown your in denial if you think it sounds like a robot you just don’t know music
Grandma used to play this on Saturday mornings, I can remember the scent and smell of her blueberry pie that she used to make now I play this to remind myself of how pure music was in her time 😔😭😭
Whoever's listening to this classic in 2024 is a legend no cap😩🤌🏾 (Thanks for 900 likes I've never had this many likes before) (Thank y'all for 1.2k y'all really made my day😩) (Thank for 1.5k💗)
I feel you, I was born the following year, but, grew up on the same sound. Raised in Barson and Bompton (Park Village) between Central and Alondra, and you bettah not speak on Serena! LOL.
Here's a reccomendation Play the beginning of the song in 1.25 speed after he says, "Mustard on that beat ho." At 0:30, play it at 1.5 speed. At 2:00, play it at 1.75 speed. It will give a true 1960s feel to the song.
This ain’t Motown. Motown was “safe” and packaged for a commercial audience……like Drake. This right here is definitely STAX RECORDS!! Stax Records was raw..:..just like this.
@@andreaseverin1346 Well yeah. Early rock is a derivative of blues. It'd make sense that it would sound a lot like the thing it was just born from; contrasted with modern rock, which has had time to evolve with other genres, and branch more and more into sub-genres.
Whover gave the 1.25× speed suggestion... GOLD. ...
You did. Thank you.
Right on 💯🔥
Sounds like Uncle Charlie
Thank you
Fax!
Drake getting dissed in multiple eras of music is crazy💀💀💀
Yo there's a medieval version too. 😂😂
😂😂😂😂
@@one_ice_cold_chiqnahh you deadass? If so imma need the title imma need to hear that
@@GR1MR3APER01 th-cam.com/video/hJvXahVUm4k/w-d-xo.htmlsi=uNOgUSfRKoPBsU5l can't call me a liar! 🙂 did you see the weather man do him too?? 😅
@GR1MR3APER01 I linked it but this channel deleted it. Search not like us medieval on here. It'll be first or second up.
“And it’s probably a minooooooor…aaaaahh… and it’s probably a minooooooooor” mixed with soul jazz just makes it hit that much harder.
REAL
Is it wrong that it sounds so good? 😅🔥
Wait a sec I know you!
1:53
its annoying how it ends so quickly and is the only part of it in the song
Playing this back at 1.25 really changes the game. No Cap😂😂😂😂😂
Sounds like country
This comment is gold. Thank you 🙏🏾 ps. does 1914 stand for PBS? If so, howdy mab
yeeeeeeeeees lol thank you sir!!
Boppin. Thank you
Facts homie 1.25 is the only way
Kendrick bodies Drake in every multiverse timeline 😂
K. Dot The Conqueror 💯🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂 oh you ain't wrong bout that
Thank you for that. Way better.
@@haze541bsn Tight name, and fits him perfectly. Quiet, Humble, and Dangerous!
Drakes cannon event lmao
ELVIS HAS 24 HOURS TO RESPOND 🔥🔥🔥
2 weeks no reply can never be my goat
Levels to this comment 🎉🎉
very clever
Ma man Elvis catching strays
@@Ccr7777 elvis is pretty much the drake of the 60s
Only 1962 kids remember this banger 🔥🔥
I was there ... this my jam😂 can you dig it?😂😂😂
I was there to with my cigar in my mouth with 1911 with my ar15
I had to dust off my best suit and fedora and started to snap my fingers on beat 😂🫰
As a 1961 kid who can't remember this you're probably right
I am 93 baby and I am so confused 🤔😅
I love how Kendrick remade this song. His version is amazing.
Underrated comment 😂
😢😢. Bro this AI wat u talking about
@@rolloutmustangs3098 No. This is the original version from 1962. Kendrick did his own version of it.
@@rolloutmustangs3098you know nothing about classic music clearly 🙄
@@idlethoughts.2724 bro I ain't talking about the original ....this here is ai n please tell me drake was In 1962 huh
Kenny and The Lamars… dope ass band back in the day. Just left my Black Panther rally and this song came on over the radio. Had us all hyped up for the revolution…
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤
I remember when I was having something to drink at a diner and the radio passed this back in '62
The wop is fucking INCREDIBLE.
Indeed
Affirmative
Absolutely
Confirmatively
🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃
1.25 speed is GOLDEN 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
How do you accomplish this?
@@LSSJ_Yams_D_Otsutsuki the settings
Say it again!!!
😮ooh damn
That dope!
1.5
Im 77 yrs old and I seen this live back in 1964, one of the best performances I ever seen🔥🔥
Wow🎉What a wonderful memory ‼️
Sorry this is AI made Stockton or PAC or Drake for that matter was out in 1964
@@soner9092 clearly you understood my comment was a joke, didn’t think 74 other people would fall for it lol
🧢😂😂😂
I can’t believe someone fell for it lol they must be a drake fan.
"Beeat yo' aaaaass and hide the biiible if good's waaaatching" sounds so soulful 😆
Bible*
@@Bobwenthewenbiiiiiiiiible
Bibble*
The ancestors coming out in full force for kdot 😂😂😂😂
A.i robots
@@deadboltzz5199🙄
@@deadboltzz5199you must be fun at parties
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Who still listening to this 1962 classic in 2024😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂
💃🏾🎵🎶😂😂😂
😂
I’m listening in 1973.
I am still listening at age 50’s. Nothing is new it is only reincarnated to today’s new music. Wake up young people or person. It is never invented but duplicated. Fr Fr Fr Fr….. grow up and read and write and learn. Such a dumb post…. OG’S. Know the true came. Step back and learn… It’s Call Wisdorm. Grow up and reach me. 60’s and proud of it.
If you stumbled upon this in your timeline, consider yourself blessed! This SLAPS 🔥🔥🔥
Amen
Right😂❤❤
💯😭😂
This is gonestly insane
If y'all haven't heard it, the guy named Kendrick Lamar recently covered this song and its pretty good. Definitely recommend giving it a listen, his stuff is really underrated but he's up and coming.
This is a made up remix lmao and Kendrick BEEEEN AROUND, wake up!(For everybody responding:BITCH SOO)
@@Flowzkie89 r/whoosh
@@Flowzkie89 ..aaand the joke flew over your head entirely.
@@Flowzkie89"Wheeeeeeeeeee"
-Said the joke as it flew over your head.
@@Flowzkie89 i would call you blind as a bat but i think even a bat could see the sarcasm even if in text
0:01 This has to be the calmest "mustard on the beat ho" I've ever heard 😂😂😂
Bruh it's so smoooth😂😂
Mannnnn when even the ancestors gotta pop out and show ninjas...😂...
Lmao I AM CRINE!!!
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
This funny af 😂😂😂
🤣🤣
Could you imagine if Kendrick performed this version at an award show?!
That would be CRAZY!!! 🤣😂😅
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That would be Drakes official funeral
Kendrick can’t sing like that
@@yourrewardisasbigasyoursac3565doubt it. even after the beef drake became more popular and continued to make music that people listen too
I remember I was in the barbershop when this song first played on the radio back in '62. Good times ❤
I was drinking an ice cold cola waiting to receive what y’all call a temp fade dese days
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
I was sitting on my porch picking my guitar, drinking some good ole tea with a dash of lemon when this song came on the radio. It was August 62.
@@CDKboxing It was the night of a warm breeze
WHOS STILL BUMPING THIS CLASSIC IN 2024
Read your bible! (KJV, preferably) ♥
@@abel6298why preferably?
😂song just came out
@@beyawnmortals9148 it’s an instant classic
Me and ma boe 2pac
1:45 WOP WOP WOP WOP WOP!
YEAAAHHHHH
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😭😭😭
🤣🤣😭😭
😂😂😂😂
I remember this hit back in 1962.
🤣 do you!
@@Reign_Of_Is_REAL 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
LOL… man, you totally got me for a minute… I was like “whoa, this was rather explicit for 1962!!” 🤦🏻♀️
It’s been a long day… 🤣
@@JanefleesTexas 😂 😂 😂 😂
Sooo original bot brain
Finally a version we can play in Church
😂😂😂😂
😂
😂😂😂
No thanks
You going straight to hell 🔥
I’m high as hell listening to this at 1.25x and I’m listening with my eyes closed, clicking my fingers imaging Drake listening to this with tears rolling down his eyes lmao
Same
Bro 😂😂 imagine tho
😂😂😂 getting his braids done on the front porch 💀
😂 😂 😂 😂
Legit same
Imagine drinking in a bar in New York City in the 1960s alone at night and start dancing with a stranger to this
People in 62 like, “who the fuck is John Stockton?!”🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
Funny enough, he was born in 1962 😵
😂😂😂😂that’s the irony of this foolishness, in the name of common sense 🤦🏽♀️
I'm not sure if young people make the connection of John Stockton and Moses Malone, he was known for the most passes to Moses Malone, and that record hasn't been broken but anyway Malone had a child with a 13yo (supposingly) she was his cousin and he faced no legal charges but he was taken to court, and was made to pay child support 😢😢😢sad story
I'm not sure if young people make the connection of John Stockton and Moses Malone, he was known for the most passes to Moses Malone, and that record hasn't been broken but anyway Malone had a child with a 13yo (supposingly) she was his cousin and he faced no legal charges but he was taken to court, and was made to pay child support 😢😢😢sad story ❤
(the following is something i wrote for this alternate timeline)
Carlton Lamar (b. 1933 d. 1967) was singer born in memphis, Tenessee who later moved to Compton, California. very little was known about Carlton in his early years Graduating in Compton high school, he attempted to join the miliary shortly after graduation. he was often heard praying at the church asking when was it going to be his time, and believed he started singing to cope with that early failure. during and later after the war he established a small reputation as a verbose singer, and with 2 of his closest friends, they started a small group known as the beats and the Breaks, playing in local LA clubs
for a short period of time in the 1960s, Carlton was considered the premier vocalist for the musical group 'the Beats and the Breaks'. his song Not like us, was released shortly after a feud erupted between Cartlon and a Mo'town artist named Timothy Drake. Stax records published the song during in May of 1962, alongside The Soul Children- "I'll be the other woman". the song was critisized for its impulsive tone and slow, deliberate wordplay, but the accusations aimed at dennis were devastating, forcing an early retirement. Carlton kept singing until 1965, with the death of his best friend, Carlton would choose to retire, eventually joining the United states military and serve in vietnam, joining the 1st infantry division.
during his time prior to deployment to vietnam, his type of singing helped to bond with the other recruits of the army, and his harsh tone of speaking earned him one of his many nicknames, "Crabby Carl" he would deploy to Vietnam in 1966, would be Killed in Action during Operation Shenandoah II, in the battle of Ong Thanh. he was 34 years old.
after the release and rediscovery of Kendrick lamar's inspiration for the song, Carlton's limited songs would go to enjoy a cult refollowing after the 2024 rap beef, earning him the nickname KDot Sr.
Goddamn. Good job
Read your bible! (KJV, preferably) ♥
Sheesh!
Nice!
We need an alternate universe Wiki for stuff like this holy shit
Got introduced to this hit in 2008 still hitting till this day🔥
62 years later I still love this song, I remember when my Dad played it on the radio, We were all dancing in the living room
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
In ur dreams...
Name of the artist n the song
Neither Pac or John Stockton were even born in 62. This is the beauty and terrifying nature of AI.
Pac was around in 62 -- they called him Malcolm back then 😂😂
@@matthewsimon1433facts!!
John Stockton was born is 62 but either way this shit a bop
@@JayR7582- 😂 I should have done my research. Had no idea he was that old.
@@ronaldbaxter5499 😂
I was born in 1950 and remember when this classic first came out. I was playing outside my house with friends and my mum put the radio on whilst cooking pasta. Good times.
LOL
😂
I KNOW YOU LIEING!! THAT WAS FUNNY AS HELL!!!
Breh
😂😂😂😂
Yup, I gotta comment on the 1.25x playback speed. Definitely 🔥🔥🔥
1.5× speed also helps
Nah, trash
Got 2x
🤯😌😎
In the jazz club bangin’ out Not Like Us on the sax 💀
THAT!
It was missing something before, but couldn’t figure out what.
It’s missing some rockin Saxophone bars!
@@TimeCircleBlue Imagine if had sum jazz feelings from tpab
Even the ancestors getting in on this 🔥
Kind of crazy how much I like this. Damn "A.I" ..you scary
Man what. I had to start a Playlist 🤣
AI knows what you like.❤🤨🤫
I heard my grandma listening to this. Rest easy, thank you for your love and music 🕊
😂
Am from the future (2035) and i must say this banger still hits hard😭😭❤️thank you 1962🥇
iam from 7016 and this thing is still a banger
At first I thought it was just a song with a similar name, but when I noticed finally the lyrics, I started laughing, this has to be one of the best recreations of a modern song into a classic song
….love this rendition in “blues “ too 💯K.D. It will be in “country “ next lol 😂.
Ai is getting scary good
Very..😮
Nah still sounds like a computer
Ai can’t make good poetry 🤷♂️ show me that and I’ll call it sentient
@@andrew5744 it makes great poetry and it doesn’t make it sentient listen to hate it or love or pimp by 50cent ai Motown your in denial if you think it sounds like a robot you just don’t know music
@@andrew5744 it's progressing man
I convinced my grandma that this was the original and that Kendrick's was a remake 😁😁
😂😂😂 stop lying to grandma be4 we start calling you Drake.
@@thandie67😂😂😂😂😂 I’m recovering from reading your comment that lead to my short death 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂@@thandie67
Please help my confused brain. This IS the original tho…and Kendrick’s IS the remake so what am I missing here?? 😐
😂😂😂
Don't ask who's still listening. We never stopped.
YESS
TH-cam is the closest thing we have to a time machine❤
You 1.25x speed guys nailed it. I love people. I was sitting here like "there's something missing right now"
Yeah, switched to 1.25 and felt like its weird, gave it a chance for a few seconds and when i switched back it sounded so wrong lol
1.5x better
@@youtubefriends384yes!
The sax?
Fax!! 🔥
My grandfather showed me this song. He loved it in childhood. 😂😂
My grandparents did the same thing I remember riding in their 1979 Lincoln Continental while playing this song.
Even after 62 years it's a classic
I remember my Grandparents played this song all the time.
This how Drake heard the original version😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
This is the version drake hears in his head at night when he's just laying in bed looking at the roof
While doing the Carlton from fresh prince dance 😂😂
@@robertolivares4700 shedding a lil tear
who's listening this banger in 1970???
Me, 1967 tho, that Kendrick guys cover is phenomenal
Grandma used to play this on Saturday mornings, I can remember the scent and smell of her blueberry pie that she used to make now I play this to remind myself of how pure music was in her time 😔😭😭
Blueberry pie,stop
Stop lying
This getting out of hand! 😢
@@gabopiquant4959 are you sped
@@gabopiquant4959 Oh it was Cherry Pie !
4:43 “Once upon a time all of us was in chains, homie still doubled down calling us some slaves“ 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks i was struggling to listen lol
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
0:23 my favourite part 🔥 so much soul 🤣😩
Whoever's listening to this classic in 2024 is a legend no cap😩🤌🏾
(Thanks for 900 likes I've never had this many likes before)
(Thank y'all for 1.2k y'all really made my day😩)
(Thank for 1.5k💗)
ong
I'm here 😭
@@Chippychipsters and on 1.25
Yuh
😂
What the hell listening to normal,1.25, and 1.75 is like listening to different songs . Thank you whoever figured these out. 😂
1.5 is my fav
Why is this so FIRE. BROTHER THIS HAS NOOOOO BUSINESS BEING A BANGER.
Black Americans have most amazing talent. Incredible culture that comes from so much pain.
Amen
It’s Ai but respect 🙏
😂😂😂
Pain so deep the A.I. can feel it too
We Israelites a blessed seed
Who let grandpappy in the studio.
Me. I had to let him cook.
@@donovanlocust1106 granddadAI got soul.
Who let him out
He was their first everybody after Grandpa
Elvis is definitely colonizing this 60's jams🤞🏽🤞🏽🤞🏽
1:10 SHEEESH that high note!!! Flawless
The year I was born! Yes, my dad’s music, this type of music was played in the house in my early years. Rest Easy dad, love and miss you old man.
I feel you, I was born the following year, but, grew up on the same sound. Raised in Barson and Bompton (Park Village) between Central and Alondra, and you bettah not speak on Serena! LOL.
Shoutout to the OGs and ancestors who paved the way
@@withnail-and-i The glazing is unreal
@@SbaniMdlestshehe's not even glazing fr
FANTASTIC THANK YOU… “GOD IS GOOD “AMEN” AMEN “🙏🙏
Playback speed 1.25x
🔥🔥🔥
👌🏿
Facts!
Omg
How do you do that ??
914 all day
WE GETTIN OUT THE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY WITH THIS ONE‼️🔥🗣️🔉
62 years later, this song still bangs
Playback speed 1.75X... Kendrick's soul is in this man
You nailed it lol
Naw 1.6 is better
1.5
0.75x is so good
@@chantrellebrown8313fax
why is this actually rly beautiful 😭
I can listen to this All day 🎶🎵🎼
Fire version 🔥💥🔥💥
KDot going back to the 1960's to diss drake is dedication. 🔥
Here's a reccomendation
Play the beginning of the song in 1.25 speed after he says, "Mustard on that beat ho."
At 0:30, play it at 1.5 speed.
At 2:00, play it at 1.75 speed.
It will give a true 1960s feel to the song.
Another interesting suggestion, Noted.
Man this video gets more interesting every time I repeat it.
goes hard 🔥🔥🔥
I think you cracked the code man
This shit slaps 🔥🔥
Fireeee
I'm so glad Mr. Lamar covered this song!
Who’s still bumping this classic in 2071?
I'll be 91
I will be dead gone at 104 years old
Id be 73
86
my spirit will be 98 years
0:42
This part goes HARD. I could hear this being from the 60's. This is GAS.
Glad this popped in my feed
Drake made an AI diss track with a dead man's voice. Now the internet is retaliating with AI, by making this guillotine of a song into other genres.
“Perfectly Balanced…”
@@TimeCircleBlue"As all things should be..."
Boy put my record back-👴🏿
😂😂😂😂😂
Mom this is TH-cam my favorite song but 60s remix 😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
What a good time to be alive when this song came out 😎
I imagine Kendrick sitting near a fireplace listening to this version and nodding his head😂
"Not like us" got so much momentum it went back in time.
My grandfather always used to tell me about this song when he was growing up
Mention John Stockton when he was a baby or a not born yet is crazy depending on the month 💀
You know this is made to sound old right??😂
@@dontatmeev3r Woosh
Amazingly soulful and vicious
This is Platinum ❤❤❤❤❤
I like the complexity to this remix. A Genuine Blues song.
😂😂😂😂 I was gonna say "this is gold" but yes platinum will work as well...... sheesh
1:24 That "They in love" part is WILD like it was literally a warning listen shivers down my spine honestly😮😂😂❤
Imagine if some Jazz Dudes actually do a cover to Not Like Us in this style.
That'd be insane and go viral.
Wtf this song is a classic. Straight mind blowing. Sorry drake R.i.p
Everyone is talking about 1.25x or 1.75x, but 1.5x is the sweet spot imo 🔥
Went to grab my spectator shoes and Bobby Socks…swing baby!!❤❤
I agree
Same here gave me that ray Charles hit the road jack vibes
This ain’t Motown. Motown was “safe” and packaged for a commercial audience……like Drake.
This right here is definitely STAX RECORDS!!
Stax Records was raw..:..just like this.
Thank you for the advice! I've been on a Stax record kick for a few hours now 👀
@@metroidplayer2lemme deep dive.
Real talk!
Don’t diss Marvin like this you’re better than that!
The truth Barry Gordy wouldn’t have like this but chest records of Chicago or Philadelphia international they would’ve rocked it
Finally find this !!!!
So many memories
I listened to this when I was a kid
Hearing the word "jabronie" sung like that sends me to the moon
But seriously this is way too good. Way way too good.
Someone recommended playing these at 1.25x speed I can't go back to normal
1.75 is cool too
1964, and it is still a banger
As a time traveler from the 80s / 62 was bussin 😎🤙
Who's still bumping this in 2040 😂
young fellas,this was a hit in my days..my bus driver played it every morning to school
Nah this needs a legit studio recording from a soul/R&b singer.
That’s how you know it’s good lyrics when you can have AI sing it old school style and it still hits
Thank you,thank God thank you Jesus Christ thank you Kendrick you are the real hood prophet. Peereeoood
Everybody talking about 1.25x speed when 1.5x is pure perfection 🤌🏾🔥
Not really
Playing with speeds really changes the type of song you listen to. Glad for this 62 year old classic
Straight GOLD! I'ma tell my Grandkids this is KDot Singing. 💯
1.25 playback speed is where I found out that a lot of indie rock is just sped up blues, with rock instrumentation.
Indie? Where I see it the most is classic rock from like the 70s and 80s. Some of them straight up sound like blues standards with distortion
@@andreaseverin1346 Well yeah. Early rock is a derivative of blues. It'd make sense that it would sound a lot like the thing it was just born from; contrasted with modern rock, which has had time to evolve with other genres, and branch more and more into sub-genres.