I was a heavy metal guy through and through when I discovered Gary's music. I bought Replicas on a whim after seeing the album art. I was so intrigued I had to invvestigate. It was like nothing I'd ever heard before. Headphones were mandatory. He still sounds amazing todaay as well.
Cedric Sharpley was an outstanding percussionist, you knew he was really good because his drumming was so crisp , if you love music you’ll know what I’m talking about
🤘HI, MR ROBERT BRIAN. I'AM NOT A MUSICIAN OR ANYTHING, IAM JUST A 60 YEAR OLD GUY THAT CAME ACROSS YOUR VIDEOS MEETING GARY & THIS ONE, CEDRICK SHARPLEY THE GREAT. I'AM A 'NUMANHEAD ' I HAVE BEEN SINCE I WAS 16. GARY NUMAN WAS MY FIRST CONCERT EVER. (THE TELEKON TOUR, 80 81 AT THE MONTRÉAL FORUM. YES, I'AM A FRENCH FROG !.) REALY INTERESTING STUFF. KEEP UP THE AMAZING MUSIC YOU DO. ( FAV SIOUXSIE SONG : ALL OF THEM ). HaHa.
Hi Louis, thanks for your message and it's good to meet another Numan fan here! Thanks for watching my videos and also for your support of Siouxsie as well 🙏
Ceds drumming to me had a subtlety to it which went under the radar of the synths, but once you listened to it in isolation it gave the songs so much depth
I am fortunate to have a bit of memorabilia - including my ticket for Wembley Arena 27 April 1981. Bloody Hell, nearly 43 years ago. Tubeway Army "blue album", The Plan, Replicas, Telekon, The Pleasure Principle, Inexplicably - the band I have the most music for is "Jethro Tull". But Gary Numan is a close second, along with Green Day. Thanks for posting this - it was a fantastic blast from the past!
Thank you for this , I’ve followed gary since the warrior days , I was so fortunate to meet Cedric during the fury tour , this was also the time gary autographed my Numan tattoo and I had his signature tattooed over the following morning, great day
Absolutely Great Vid here on an underrated Drummer ,but without him ,,,In Gary Numan's Words , The Tubeway Army would have never had it sound as we know it today ..RIP My Friend , you are always " In My Vision" ..
Cedric was also a founder member of 70s prog band Druid. They made two albums - 'Toward the Sun' and 'Fluid Druid'. Just prior to Druid's demise, I bought (their keyboard player) Andrew McCrorie Shand's Minimoog - so got to meet the band. Cedric said he had something big in the pipeline - but was unable to discuss it publicly. We now know what that gig was! In whatever musical genre he played, Cedric was indeed an excellent, underrated drummer.
Lovely tribute to Ced, thanks for posting this. Like you, I fell for Ced's drumming immediately I heard Airlane - the first album I played along to, to try to teach myself kit. Observer was my favourite lick with the sixteenth double on the snare. The production on Pleasure Principle was so good and Ced's drums are so well recorded. His drumming was tight but funky, brought a wonderful soul to the overall sound. I've often wondered who the other drummer drummer was at the audition - Gary's said he was hopeless and Ced was a bit kinder and said the other guy "struggled" The interview was the only time I ever heard Ced speak, lovely voice and you could hear his playful tone. He was definitely top of the three drummers who influenced me playing: others were Brian McGee (Simple Minds) and in a nice Siouxsie link, Budgie, especially on Kaleidoscope. And yes, the Ced Sharpley Drumming Bursary is still going on at Ashlyn's School
Hi, Fold linen or a towel on a flat surface and wash your vinyl with a weak solution of lemon Ecover washing up liquid (the best option) using a hand towel, flannel, something linen in generally circular motion following the grooves, the Ecover solution should be weak enough to not leave any residue (one of the reasons Ecover cuts it). Dry the vinyl similarly with towelling or linen and play through in case there's anything left in the grooves that needs lifting (if especially grooted). You've probably done your label too, so that'll look a little brighter, in any case, no harm done, only kindness.. Enjoy. 😎\m/
Thanks for this. If you have the time and inclination, would be good if you did a second part with you playing along and breaking down the drum parts you’ve mentioned here. Maybe also demo the LM2? Btw one of Ced’s old kits is owned by the drummer of tribute act, “Liquid Engineers” which he uses on stage. Worth checking them out.
Thanks very much for your comments! Yes, when my LM2 is fixed I will definitely do a demonstration etc. I will also think about doing a break down of Cedric's drum parts as well, great idea!!!
Thank you Robert 🙏 Yes, Cedrics drumming has always been a massive influence on me. I will also talk about his drumming on Telekon at some point as well.
Cedric Sharpley was an underrated drummer. He was brilliant. Thank you.
Absolutely. Brilliant rhythm. 👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🤗
very underrated, and under-recognised for his work.
I was a heavy metal guy through and through when I discovered Gary's music. I bought Replicas on a whim after seeing the album art. I was so intrigued I had to invvestigate. It was like nothing I'd ever heard before. Headphones were mandatory. He still sounds amazing todaay as well.
Cedric Sharpley was an outstanding percussionist, you knew he was really good because his drumming was so crisp , if you love music you’ll know what I’m talking about
Great drumming never forgot ❤
Sweet words for a one of kind 🤟 🥁. I'll never forget him. He's enshrined in vinyl 💟♾️
🤘HI, MR ROBERT BRIAN. I'AM NOT A MUSICIAN OR ANYTHING, IAM JUST A 60 YEAR OLD GUY THAT CAME ACROSS YOUR VIDEOS MEETING GARY & THIS ONE, CEDRICK SHARPLEY THE GREAT. I'AM A 'NUMANHEAD ' I HAVE BEEN SINCE I WAS 16. GARY NUMAN WAS MY FIRST CONCERT EVER. (THE TELEKON TOUR, 80 81 AT THE MONTRÉAL FORUM. YES, I'AM A FRENCH FROG !.) REALY INTERESTING STUFF. KEEP UP THE AMAZING MUSIC YOU DO. ( FAV SIOUXSIE SONG : ALL OF THEM ). HaHa.
Hi Louis, thanks for your message and it's good to meet another Numan fan here! Thanks for watching my videos and also for your support of Siouxsie as well 🙏
Ceds drumming to me had a subtlety to it which went under the radar of the synths, but once you listened to it in isolation it gave the songs so much depth
I am fortunate to have a bit of memorabilia - including my ticket for Wembley Arena 27 April 1981. Bloody Hell, nearly 43 years ago. Tubeway Army "blue album", The Plan, Replicas, Telekon, The Pleasure Principle, Inexplicably - the band I have the most music for is "Jethro Tull". But Gary Numan is a close second, along with Green Day. Thanks for posting this - it was a fantastic blast from the past!
Gary Numan, Robbie The Robot, Daleks and drummers … PERFECT 🙂💥
Thank you for this , I’ve followed gary since the warrior days , I was so fortunate to meet Cedric during the fury tour , this was also the time gary autographed my Numan tattoo and I had his signature tattooed over the following morning, great day
Love your genuine, sincere enthusiasm for an artist/band I've enjoyed since my teens and continue to do so to this day
Absolutely Great Vid here on an underrated Drummer ,but without him ,,,In Gary Numan's Words , The Tubeway Army would have never had it sound as we know it today ..RIP My Friend , you are always " In My Vision" ..
Cedric was also a founder member of 70s prog band Druid. They made two albums - 'Toward the Sun' and 'Fluid Druid'. Just prior to Druid's demise, I bought (their keyboard player) Andrew McCrorie Shand's Minimoog - so got to meet the band. Cedric said he had something big in the pipeline - but was unable to discuss it publicly. We now know what that gig was! In whatever musical genre he played, Cedric was indeed an excellent, underrated drummer.
This was truly heart-warming and uplifting to watch.I'm glad that your video was recommended.Thanks
Cedric joined Tubeway Army and elevated the band into new heights singlehandedly. After he left Gary's career nosedived soon.
GREAT CONTENT WITH PASSION THANKS
Film's is an amazing song. Gets into my soul.
Blondie tooooo. A great drummer; thanku. Ive Gary's original vinyl collection too 😊
Thanks for the content. Really cool. Nice to learn about you!!
I LOVE this..thank you!
The Liquid Engineers have Ced's drumkit now.
Yes they do, I’m glad it’s in good hands 👍
Lovely tribute to Ced, thanks for posting this. Like you, I fell for Ced's drumming immediately I heard Airlane - the first album I played along to, to try to teach myself kit. Observer was my favourite lick with the sixteenth double on the snare. The production on Pleasure Principle was so good and Ced's drums are so well recorded. His drumming was tight but funky, brought a wonderful soul to the overall sound. I've often wondered who the other drummer drummer was at the audition - Gary's said he was hopeless and Ced was a bit kinder and said the other guy "struggled"
The interview was the only time I ever heard Ced speak, lovely voice and you could hear his playful tone.
He was definitely top of the three drummers who influenced me playing: others were Brian McGee (Simple Minds) and in a nice Siouxsie link, Budgie, especially on Kaleidoscope.
And yes, the Ced Sharpley Drumming Bursary is still going on at Ashlyn's School
Love this. Sent you an email.
Nice, but not enough on the man himself, Cedric Sharpley!
Hi,
Fold linen or a towel on a flat surface and wash your vinyl with a weak solution of lemon Ecover washing up liquid (the best option) using a hand towel, flannel, something linen in generally circular motion following the grooves, the Ecover solution should be weak enough to not leave any residue (one of the reasons Ecover cuts it). Dry the vinyl similarly with towelling or linen and play through in case there's anything left in the grooves that needs lifting (if especially grooted). You've probably done your label too, so that'll look a little brighter, in any case, no harm done, only kindness..
Enjoy.
😎\m/
If you use a sponge to do the washing, be mindful of the scotch-brite side eh..
I worked with Cedric Sharpley professionally once, he wasn't very nice to me.
Thanks for this. If you have the time and inclination, would be good if you did a second part with you playing along and breaking down the drum parts you’ve mentioned here. Maybe also demo the LM2?
Btw one of Ced’s old kits is owned by the drummer of tribute act, “Liquid Engineers” which he uses on stage. Worth checking them out.
That'd be me..! 😃👍🏽🥁
@@theintruder5401 👍👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks very much for your comments! Yes, when my LM2 is fixed I will definitely do a demonstration etc. I will also think about doing a break down of Cedric's drum parts as well, great idea!!!
Also, Dave from the Liquid Engineers has been in touch and they are indeed a great band 👍
@@RobertBrian1970 frankly I'm frightened by them. ;)
Absolutely loved this, an amazing album is Pleasure Principle.. Gr8 to hear ur expertise re Cedrics drumming 😁👍
Thank you Robert 🙏 Yes, Cedrics drumming has always been a massive influence on me. I will also talk about his drumming on Telekon at some point as well.