If I heard Tom playing his song SHES OUT OF MY LIFE just at a random club or wedding not knowing it having been a monster mj hit it would have floored me. It's one of those ballads.
To the future generations, please make the legacy of Michael Jackson and all his collaborators live forever. Thank you, Anthony, for sharing these precious experiences, I can't get enough.
i remember buying casettes and later cd's in the 80's and 90's and reading the linear notes because i was always interested in who the musicians and producers etc,,,,were,,,,and tom bahler was for sure a name i heard before,,,,so watching this video is really cool,,,,now i know a lot more about this person
Above all, I believe its the human element that shines through these videos that makes your channel so good... Very rare on TH-cam, let alone synthesizer videos. Bravo
This was beautiful in every aspect. The long format and depth of the conversation is just perfect. Two beautiful humans. I'm so looking forward to more of such interviews.
@@anthonymarinellimusicgreat job. You have to preserve these stories. Quincy jones is 90 plus and Tom is in poor health. Most of these stories will never be told and that is sad. Very sad. You have to get these stories told and out. Thank you
' the story of siddhartha - you keep travelling all around the world and then in the end you realise you didn't need to go anywhere , cause it was all right in the first place ' two wise men there ✅
Thanks for the interview. I remember reading a chapter with an interview with T. Bähler in one of Brice Najar's books about MJ and it's very nice to see an extensive video interview. I discovered this channel very recently and I have so much to catch up.
God bless everything what you’re doing on TH-cam Anthony. It’s a hidden gem of the internet. But I hope this will change soon. This interview deserves millions of views.
Truly amazing watching these two musical musician genius men. WE ARE THE WORLD 🌎⚘️ 💖 this song will live on until the end of time. Thank you both for sharing this wonderful interview 👑🎤📽🎬🎶🎶🙏🏼
I absolutely love this long form interview format. You can really get into the details of these important historic musical topics. Very enjoyable. It’s like having a nice long conversation at dinner with a good friend.
🎉🎉🎉 So here I was, around the 2:00:00 mark or so, literally having fallen asleep next to my iPhone with you guys talking and with the aforementioned telepathy ... the one we all know as dreams ... I was right there with you and filled in with comments and questions and I said "Guys..." and you looked up and Tom even reached out, smiled and shaked my hand while talking to you and I could literally smell his african aftershave. You were talking about the 45th anniversary and I said imagine the 50th. Having shared the conversation in my dream I now dream of being a part of the show because I know everything about software and hardware synth gear and I can fill in the blanks lol. 😅 Now in this meeting we had I couldn't get my voice heard but it's so funny that I woke up when you recalled MJ saying That's it! 😂❤ Thank you for an amazing video. I love your creative energies!
AMAZING guy .. AMAZING interview!! This channel & what u r doing is so important to Michael’s legacy!! I’m so glad Michael got to work with people like you!! Thx so much for sharing!! HAPPY HOLLIDAYS! This is a Christmas present to us fans!!❤❤
What an incredible interview! So full of insight, charm, wit and human warmth. It goes way beyond just music and delves into what it is to be human. At the end I still felt there was so much more to be said and so many more stories too be told. Hopefully there'll be a Part 2 at some point. Your interview technique is great too - letting people speak and only interjecting with salient points and clarification. I was thinking whilst listening if there was some way of doing something about Rod Temperton. Another huge figure who remained largely in the background. Congrats again man.
All love to you Tom ❤. An entire average manlife (still I hope you have many great years ahead) on the path of music. You can really tell you love every tune you've ever written ❤
Im subscribed and follow your channel videos because im a sound designer, synth patches developer, and MJ fan….. but this 3 hours of you two are PRICELESS. Thanks 🙏 ❤
This is a treasure of an interview, I'm about 2/3s into it and I mean to come back asap. I wanted to ask you a question on whether or not you're familiar with Paul Meany of Mute Math and whether or not you'd be interested in collaborating with him in the future. If you happen to be unfamiliar with his work over the years, a great place to start would be his "recent" work, the video entitled "EN 2018" a live solo, loop-station remix of a previously released song Mute Math put out as a group. I feel it would be seriously EPIC if yall did even just one collaboration.
OFF THE WALL was more true to MJ’s and Q’s roots. Thriller and Bad were more mainstream, influenced by MTV. I was lucky to have purchased one of the first 20,000 copies of OTW, this included the bonus 7” picture disc of ‘Ease on Down the Road’. This is a treat of an interview, thank you so much Anthony.
The spirit of art music , I always knew it exist , it watches artist it comes from God ,, this is the most interesting open and honest conversation I ever seen on youtube ,,,
In hindsight now that we know that there will probably never be an artist in the world again that will have Michael's impact and influence. Tom should be proud that he made him weep 'so well' that it actually made the song feel more real then just being a typical ballad. It's 'The' Ballad cause of that crying!
I think one thing that’s important for people to understand is a lot of these interactions he’s explaining were in person. “Are you writing a song? Come to my house and play it.” There’s amazing things about this digital age, but there’s also things that have been lost. Being in person and vibrating with other human beings is how great music is made. Also, for those who’ve made it this far in the comment, @58:45 are some very important statements. “These hands are finite” and Anthony explaining that the modern DAW, although amazing, is also finite. They’re all tools, not absolutes, and creativity should not live and die with the tools we use to create art. It’s from the soul.
@@anthonymarinellimusicThanks for making all this content. Please believe these stories are going to mentor future musicians and help them understand things to create a new generation of musical excellence. What you’re doing is important. All of these stories are very important. People must understand excellence is supported by excellence. It took a village to create all of these songs and albums. It can’t be done alone!! 💙💙💙
I apologize for my ignorance in case you never worked on the song but I'd love to hear the story behind "Baby be mine" 🥲 Possibly my favorite song of all time it's such a beautiful track
Yes baby be mine is a deluxe pop confection ala quincy Jones. A carefully tagged demo that was given the 1982 quincy & friends deluxe treatment. One of the tracks that made the THILLER ALBUM so strong and well received.
Artists like MJ, Peter Gabriel, Kate Bush, need the production of their music discussed more by the people around them. The people who were down in the weeds with their fingers on the keys should be heard.
Tommy wrote that she’s out of my life song for Karen carpenter. He always lies and attributes it to other women. Karen was enraged when Tommy had a kid out of wedlock during their relationship. Sadly Tommy bahler couldn’t save her from her anorexia. Mental illness She died shortly after they broke up He had to carry that weight for his life time. She died in her bathroom floor nude alone and in agony from ingesting poison It’s absolutely heart breaking. Her mother killed that kid and should have been arrested for manslaughter 😢
Tom blamed Agnes carpenter for breaking up their relationship and he blamed her for Karen carpenters fatal affliction. He despised her brother and blamed an and m and the family for her death 😮. They killed her. They killed her
I feel like Tom is maybe shoveling the copying of Denny Jaeger's musical demo under the rug a little bit. By him saying "it wasn't my job" is telling. To a point that's right, but Quincy Jones and Michael Jackson are well known to have stolen others' work. Hell, they didn't even bother crediting Eddie Van Halen on Beat It as a writer, whether he was doing it as a favor or not. I think Tom should have just simply said something along the lines of "it was a mistake and Denny Jaeger should have been credited as a writer or performer" instead of dancing around the issue.
The importance of both of these Men to music history is not lost on us at all ... ❤
If I heard Tom playing his song SHES OUT OF MY LIFE just at a random club or wedding not knowing it having been a monster mj hit it would have floored me. It's one of those ballads.
To the future generations, please make the legacy of Michael Jackson and all his collaborators live forever.
Thank you, Anthony, for sharing these precious experiences, I can't get enough.
With you
As soon as Tom finished playing ‘She’s Out Of My Life’ I heard the intro of ‘Can’t Help It’ playing in my mind.
God, I love listening to Tom Bähler's stories! I become a child, laying on the floor, taking everything in...
i remember buying casettes and later cd's in the 80's and 90's and reading the linear notes because i was always interested in who the musicians and producers etc,,,,were,,,,and tom bahler was for sure a name i heard before,,,,so watching this video is really cool,,,,now i know a lot more about this person
Me too. I wish they would cover some of the credited guitarist some day . There is one I never hear about.
This is a man who has been deeply nurtured in his creative process and who in turn nurtured many others. It’s really touching to see.
What a wonderful conversation. So many years of learning shared so openly and with so much joy… future generations will benefit so much from this…
Above all, I believe its the human element that shines through these videos that makes your channel so good... Very rare on TH-cam, let alone synthesizer videos. Bravo
No words. Just gratitude this is all being documented. Thank u.
This was beautiful in every aspect. The long format and depth of the conversation is just perfect. Two beautiful humans. I'm so looking forward to more of such interviews.
We are dropping another one tomorrow!
@@anthonymarinellimusicgreat job. You have to preserve these stories. Quincy jones is 90 plus and Tom is in poor health. Most of these stories will never be told and that is sad. Very sad. You have to get these stories told and out. Thank you
Beautiful, always be here ready to listen. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
' the story of siddhartha - you keep travelling all around the world and then in the end you realise you didn't need to go anywhere , cause it was all right in the first place '
two wise men there ✅
I’ve been listening to Tom since my Partridge Family albums during my childhood years in the early 70’s. Thank you for all
the years!
Thanks for the interview. I remember reading a chapter with an interview with T. Bähler in one of Brice Najar's books about MJ and it's very nice to see an extensive video interview. I discovered this channel very recently and I have so much to catch up.
God bless everything what you’re doing on TH-cam Anthony. It’s a hidden gem of the internet. But I hope this will change soon. This interview deserves millions of views.
Wow! ❤❤ What else can be said. This is the best channel on TH-cam.
Thank you sooo much for sharing of your so great and interesting musical journey.. !! 🎈🙏
That was on par with Netflix specials like Quincy's and We Are the World's. What an interview-absolutely invaluable!
Beat it is engraved in my head the synthesizer still resonates in my head it's a masterful hit!
Just beautiful and totally inspiring. Love you both. x
Truly amazing watching these two musical musician genius men. WE ARE THE WORLD 🌎⚘️ 💖 this song will live on until the end of time. Thank you both for sharing this wonderful interview 👑🎤📽🎬🎶🎶🙏🏼
I absolutely love this long form interview format. You can really get into the details of these important historic musical topics. Very enjoyable. It’s like having a nice long conversation at dinner with a good friend.
THANK YOU for this AMAZING interview. Thank God this will be forever memorialized. ❤🙏👍
2 minutes in and I'm already so happy! You're doing the whole world a giant positive ♥️🙌
Wonderful stories, friendships, families, friends, songs, music. 🎵 "That's Life...." 🎵 Thank you so much for sharing. Happy Holidays.
We all appreciate you dearly 💗💗💗
Thanks for doing another Episode with Tom. It's important - and he's such a gem!
🎉🎉🎉 So here I was, around the 2:00:00 mark or so, literally having fallen asleep next to my iPhone with you guys talking and with the aforementioned telepathy ... the one we all know as dreams ... I was right there with you and filled in with comments and questions and I said "Guys..." and you looked up and Tom even reached out, smiled and shaked my hand while talking to you and I could literally smell his african aftershave. You were talking about the 45th anniversary and I said imagine the 50th. Having shared the conversation in my dream I now dream of being a part of the show because I know everything about software and hardware synth gear and I can fill in the blanks lol. 😅 Now in this meeting we had I couldn't get my voice heard but it's so funny that I woke up when you recalled MJ saying That's it! 😂❤ Thank you for an amazing video. I love your creative energies!
AMAZING guy .. AMAZING interview!! This channel & what u r doing is so important to Michael’s legacy!! I’m so glad Michael got to work with people like you!! Thx so much for sharing!! HAPPY HOLLIDAYS! This is a Christmas present to us fans!!❤❤
I just love it, thank you! I was born in the year of Thriller - 1983, the month when he did the moonwalk. I've been a fan ever since I was 8.
Life lessons. Mentorship and appreciation for the generosity. Nothing sweeter in life.
What an incredible interview! So full of insight, charm, wit and human warmth. It goes way beyond just music and delves into what it is to be human. At the end I still felt there was so much more to be said and so many more stories too be told. Hopefully there'll be a Part 2 at some point. Your interview technique is great too - letting people speak and only interjecting with salient points and clarification. I was thinking whilst listening if there was some way of doing something about Rod Temperton. Another huge figure who remained largely in the background. Congrats again man.
Oh my God! Thank you! This is truely amazing... Forever grateful for this... 🙏🏼
Beautiful song performed by the guy who wrote the song. Honoured now to know.
All love to you Tom ❤. An entire average manlife (still I hope you have many great years ahead) on the path of music. You can really tell you love every tune you've ever written ❤
Thank you Anthony for showing and explaining the song writing and recording process from this special time in recording history..
This is not good TH-cam content: this is De Luxe content. Thank you, Anthony (and Tom too!)
With you
You are a saint for sharing these beautiful stories ❤
Beautiful music thank you for sharing ❤
mj was really a genius that he heard all the instrument in his head and that amazing that god gave him that talent.❤❤❤❤
Im subscribed and follow your channel videos because im a sound designer, synth patches developer, and MJ fan….. but this 3 hours of you two are PRICELESS. Thanks 🙏 ❤
Really fantastic stories and journey's from Real musicians and talent!!! Please bring us more.
No doubt there was a special kind of magical spirit in Michael ♥️
Hey Tony thanks for the video it’s a learning thing for the industry of music thanks to Tom for sharing this to us
Thank you so much for this! So heartwarming and interesting! I wish a Bruce Swedien episode was possible… Great interview, gentlemen!
Check out Sonic Fantasy documentary
If you make the music about you, god leaves the room. But, if you're there to share, he comes back in !! . Quincy, awesome!
'If it feels good, say YES'
This interview so important. I always wondered the origin of Out of My Life. That song transcends. Thank you.
It was so great to see you in the Thriller 40 doc! I learned so much from your channel this year that informed my music recording approach. Thank you!
I am loving this sooo much. I wish I could meet you all. I don't have the words...
Really amazing episode! 💥🔥💥
This is a treasure of an interview, I'm about 2/3s into it and I mean to come back asap. I wanted to ask you a question on whether or not you're familiar with Paul Meany of Mute Math and whether or not you'd be interested in collaborating with him in the future. If you happen to be unfamiliar with his work over the years, a great place to start would be his "recent" work, the video entitled "EN 2018" a live solo, loop-station remix of a previously released song Mute Math put out as a group. I feel it would be seriously EPIC if yall did even just one collaboration.
This interview is gold thank you
Just legendary.
Amazing. Thanks for this interview.
Love you guys!! 🎈🙏
OFF THE WALL was more true to MJ’s and Q’s roots. Thriller and Bad were more mainstream, influenced by MTV. I was lucky to have purchased one of the first 20,000 copies of OTW, this included the bonus 7” picture disc of ‘Ease on Down the Road’.
This is a treat of an interview, thank you so much Anthony.
Wonderful! Thank you! ❤️
The spirit of art music , I always knew it exist , it watches artist it comes from God ,, this is the most interesting open and honest conversation I ever seen on youtube ,,,
Beautiful journey!
Such a great video!
That song is from on high. Everybody played their role perfectly!
Thank you ❤❤❤
I will love a video of how to make lyrics and music from this two Titans of history ❤
I love all the videos with Tom Bähler.
That was awesome, he has great energy
This is pure Gold, Thanks¡
In hindsight now that we know that there will probably never be an artist in the world again that will have Michael's impact and influence. Tom should be proud that he made him weep 'so well' that it actually made the song feel more real then just being a typical ballad. It's 'The' Ballad cause of that crying!
❤
Amazing!!! Just amazing!! Thank you!!
I think one thing that’s important for people to understand is a lot of these interactions he’s explaining were in person.
“Are you writing a song? Come to my house and play it.”
There’s amazing things about this digital age, but there’s also things that have been lost. Being in person and vibrating with other human beings is how great music is made.
Also, for those who’ve made it this far in the comment, @58:45 are some very important statements. “These hands are finite” and Anthony explaining that the modern DAW, although amazing, is also finite.
They’re all tools, not absolutes, and creativity should not live and die with the tools we use to create art. It’s from the soul.
Beautifully said
@@anthonymarinellimusicThanks for making all this content. Please believe these stories are going to mentor future musicians and help them understand things to create a new generation of musical excellence.
What you’re doing is important. All of these stories are very important. People must understand excellence is supported by excellence. It took a village to create all of these songs and albums.
It can’t be done alone!! 💙💙💙
Thanks for bringing him back! 3:27 I complete agree
Later: oh okay….
Love this!!🫶🏾🫶🏾
I apologize for my ignorance in case you never worked on the song but I'd love to hear the story behind "Baby be mine" 🥲 Possibly my favorite song of all time it's such a beautiful track
I agree. That synth lick only appearing one time? Best I ever heard.
Yes baby be mine is a deluxe pop confection ala quincy Jones. A carefully tagged demo that was given the 1982 quincy & friends deluxe treatment. One of the tracks that made the THILLER ALBUM so strong and well received.
could hear the intro all night ❤
Beat It ✨👑✨
I wish you both wonderful people a samely wonderful Chtistmas.
Wonderful interview ❤
Amazing
Man i love this 🔥🔥🔥
Can we get a follow up please Anthony? I have a feeling Tom isn't out of stories to tell.
Great work💯%fact👌🏽
When I often have mistakes in She's out my live bridge plays it on piano, now I find same story from it's composer...
incredible! lmao
Artists like MJ, Peter Gabriel, Kate Bush, need the production of their music discussed more by the people around them. The people who were down in the weeds with their fingers on the keys should be heard.
Where's the god damn 4th snare out of the screw driver sound part???!!
wow
❤
9:04 So, what he means is that he wasn't raised in the deep south of the U.S.
💎💎💎💎
Music history
You shouldn’t be allowed to release music in 2024 without watching every video on this channel.
Is this a reupload?
It’s the extended Version
@@anthonymarinellimusic oh, this was an unforgettable interview. I appreciate you for creating it.
Frank Sinatra should have sang ‘she’s outta my life ‘. He would have sang the shit out of that song
Who is it... What about this?
Shut up
he kicked them out of the room so he could resample the gong from blue record.
🩷
Tommy wrote that she’s out of my life song for Karen carpenter. He always lies and attributes it to other women. Karen was enraged when Tommy had a kid out of wedlock during their relationship. Sadly Tommy bahler couldn’t save her from her anorexia. Mental illness She died shortly after they broke up He had to carry that weight for his life time. She died in her bathroom floor nude alone and in agony from ingesting poison It’s absolutely heart breaking. Her mother killed that kid and should have been arrested for manslaughter 😢
Tom blamed Agnes carpenter for breaking up their relationship and he blamed her for Karen carpenters fatal affliction. He despised her brother and blamed an and m and the family for her death 😮. They killed her. They killed her
I feel like Tom is maybe shoveling the copying of Denny Jaeger's musical demo under the rug a little bit. By him saying "it wasn't my job" is telling. To a point that's right, but Quincy Jones and Michael Jackson are well known to have stolen others' work. Hell, they didn't even bother crediting Eddie Van Halen on Beat It as a writer, whether he was doing it as a favor or not. I think Tom should have just simply said something along the lines of "it was a mistake and Denny Jaeger should have been credited as a writer or performer" instead of dancing around the issue.