Dennis Coffey - Scorpio (Live)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Dennis Coffey performs Scorpio at Motor City Wine, Detroit, MI. on November 15, 2013 with Beamon, Whitfield & Bartels.
Dennis Coffey - Guitar
Rick Beamon - Drums
Phil Whitfield - Keyboards
Chuck Bartels - Bass - เพลง
was 12 in 1971 when studios version of this came out and still love this sh-t
Wow! He's still Great!
10+ minutes of straight JAM.
I BET SOME OF YALL NEVER KNEW THE OLD MAN PLAYIN THE GUITAR,DENNIS COFFY,WAS THE FIRST WHITE PERSON EVER TO PERFORM ON SOUL TRAIN,WAY BACK ON JAN.8,1972.AND THIS WAS THE SONG HE PERFORMED.
No kidding? 😅. I was around then..
This video needs more love.
DAMN!!
Wonderful modern update of a classic. Guitarist Dennis Coffey and most of the musicians on original 1971 track were members of The Funk Brothers, Motown's legendary house band. They include, bassist Bob Babbit, pianist Earl VanDyke, drummers Uriel Jones and Richard "Pistol" Allen and percussionist Eddie "Bongo" Brown.
Whew!!!! 🎉
Love it!
Dennis is a Motown legend and his band isn't bad either! Very cool!
I'm sorry but I am not feeling this version. I appreciate the skill set of the basses and all the musicians but where is my song?
I agree. This kinda sucks. It's not the SCORPIO that I remember as a child.
wow!
Sweet
I believe he musta played the G Suspended chord because that would explain my involuntary outburst, “G Sus!”
Dennis Coffey. Thank you 🙏 🎉
Lay up lines at Chicago Public School HS basket ball games
Jumpin!
When playing fast and playing good don't match. No conga drum...no Scorpio! Peace.
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I have the 45
Me too!
Cats are straight jammin
Babbitt was a main part, as congas were.
The record was a hell of alot better!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
this is off the hook
Try to keep up kiddies.
Haha Got that Right ()N!!! These guys do a 3 hour set at the Northern Lights Lounge. 8 till 12., with only 2. 1/2 hr. breaks between the hour sets!!! And they still Kick em' out!!!
This version of Scorpio is definitely missing the mark, I’ve heard cover band’s do a better job.
Dennis is buried under the bass in the mix. And far too much cutting away to key's and drums during the guitar solo.