Bob Dylan Drummers Summit: Jim Keltner, Stan Lynch, Winston Watson (w/ Jon Wurster)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- A Zoom book party to celebrate 'Pledging My Time: Conversations with Bob Dylan Band Members'. Purchase book here: many.bio/pledging
Participants:
* Jim Keltner: Dylan drummer over many years and sessions
* Stan Lynch: Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers drummer
* Winston Watson: Drummer, 90s Never Ending Tour
Hosts:
* Ray Padgett: Pledging My Time author
* Jon Wurster: Drummer for Mountain Goats, Bob Mould & 'The Best Show' co-host
This was GREAT!! What is the book you guys mention?
Pledging My Time: Conversations with Bob Dylan Band Members (out now!)
YES! Someone mentioned Ry Cooder and Jim’s work with Ry ❤❤❤❤❤❤ I was waiting for that
God I love Jim Keltner. He played with Ry Cooder forever. And I adore Ry ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It was awesome to be on this session and get to ask Stan a question - and to hear what all these legends had to say. Thanks for setting this up, Ray.
Jim Keltner #1! 💙🌟
How amazing to hear Jim Keltner explain about playing behind Bob and the 'halo' effect whereby the light was shining through his hair. I have remarked on that myself on TH-cam and wondered if I was the only crazy one seeing it. Nobody else ever commented so THANKS Jim!
"That 13- bar blues..." like Lightnin' Hopkins. My heart goes out to these intuitive drummers.
Thank you, Ray! What a great discussion. We’re fortunate to hear their stories and grateful to you for putting it together
Stan Lynch’s room is super nice
excellent. Thanks to all of you. Congrats on the book. Really enjoying it
i got to make an album with jim keltner on the drums. its was astonishing. he memorized the lyrics to the songs after hearing them once.
Omg ❤
Best stories thank you so much !!!!
Finally someone has a question for Jim ❤❤❤❤
I loved Stan Lynch's drumming with Petty
The chaos of playing with Bob is definitely not for everyone. Ian Maclagan's account in his autobiography is worth a read.
And I once read a fascinating interview with Mike Bloomfield saying he had no time for how Bob works as a bandleader. If I remember the interview correctly, It's the reason Mike never worked with Dylan after 1965.
Mike really laid into Bob, and he had none of that fanboy "Hey, it's just Bob, go with it", bullshit.
Clapton said the same about the Desire session he was at: chaos!
Thank you, Ray! This is great.
“You can colour outside the lines and no-one cares…” brilliant description of a rare but cherished working method.
How cool and amazing is this! Thanks Ray.
Thanks Ray! Love what you do
I love cumbia I want to hear that.
Appreciate this a lot, missed it live!
I'm enjoying your book as hell, Ray. Thought you were so much older...
Dude how u get this group together ??? I’m subscribing to this channel!!!!
I played in a band with Winston during the 80s.
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levon helm, the the band ¡¡¡
Jim Keltner wrist band is cool. He is ready to play.
Everything about Jim is cool
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Great listern
Jim where do u live ? California ??
Great video - thanks! But you need to push the book more! I had to stop the video and go back to the microsecond you hold the book up to get the title! Otherwise good stuff! Don't be afraid to hawk your product!!!!
Loved this, but wished Winston’s audio was like the others. Maybe it’s my hearing {:
Probably my fault!
I was nervous and talking too fast!
Oops.
I was just so happy to be in the same room with these wonderful Cats!
Captions help.
Thanks so much for replying. Your Dylan MTV Unplugged performance was so awesome. I’ve watched it multiple times. One of my favorite Dylan albums for sure..
Winston's stories are always full of good humor. It was worth the extra effort to listen. (Hi, Winston, it's David in Italy. Hope to see you with Howe or XIXA if you tour here sometime this year).
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