I ain't no Duck Dunn, but the parallels are otherwise pretty close.
"Low Joe" is famous!
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You could come armed with a two step version of "smoke on the water" or some such...
It's a challenge!!
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It could be done. Our friend Jason Allen came up with this two-stepper:Three Valves wrote: ↑Tue Mar 09, 2021 12:52 pmYou could come armed with a two step version of "smoke on the water" or some such...
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That's just what I wuz thinkin!!
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Not to shill my stuff, but I wrote a book on Duck, very much like the Standing in the Shadows of Motown format, and I'll tell you this: transcribing 60 Duck basslines helped my pocket on both bass AND tuba.
And I also like playing Jamerson lines on tuba, too.
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Shilling your wares? Bust a move. Let's have the title.BopEuph wrote: ↑Tue Mar 09, 2021 1:23 pmNot to shill my stuff, but I wrote a book on Duck, very much like the Standing in the Shadows of Motown format, and I'll tell you this: transcribing 60 Duck basslines helped my pocket on both bass AND tuba.
And I also like playing Jamerson lines on tuba, too.
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Nick
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Looks like I need to make a new addition to my library...BopEuph wrote: ↑Tue Mar 09, 2021 1:33 pmSoul Fingers: The Music & Life of Legendary Bassist Donald "Duck" Dunn
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Thanks! It's not a huge seller, but it has actually consistently sold since it was published, and still one of the coolest experiences of my life. I got to talk to some greats, and record the tracks on Duck's '59!
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fwiw...
This is STAX, before it was STAX:
Even though there's an academy and a museum there, now, I wouldn't set one foot outside that wrought-iron-fenced parking lot, in the back.
Aretha's birthplace is right at 1 mile directly to the west:
This is STAX, before it was STAX:
Even though there's an academy and a museum there, now, I wouldn't set one foot outside that wrought-iron-fenced parking lot, in the back.
Aretha's birthplace is right at 1 mile directly to the west:
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Oh man, GREAT pics.
Yeah, I did a book release party at the museum, and it's crazy to see where that studio was. Makes sense that they had a staff of armed guards on the premises, and at one point, one of the head guys (I think maybe Jim Stewart) sent one of the musicians out to buy a gun for each musician after King's assassination.
From what I understand, the empty lot across the street used to house a grocery store that the guys used to park at. Crazy that it's just an empty lot now (which I think I remember the original Stax building being torn down, and rebuilt...right?)
I had no clue Aretha's house was there. Wish I did.
Yeah, I did a book release party at the museum, and it's crazy to see where that studio was. Makes sense that they had a staff of armed guards on the premises, and at one point, one of the head guys (I think maybe Jim Stewart) sent one of the musicians out to buy a gun for each musician after King's assassination.
From what I understand, the empty lot across the street used to house a grocery store that the guys used to park at. Crazy that it's just an empty lot now (which I think I remember the original Stax building being torn down, and rebuilt...right?)
I had no clue Aretha's house was there. Wish I did.
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I don't know what this is, but it's across the street from Stax, and has been there for several years.
Yes, it was torn down and built back...but I suspect that only the facade is anything like the old movie theater.
Yes, it was torn down and built back...but I suspect that only the facade is anything like the old movie theater.
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Oh, I thought the grocery store would have been this section:
https://www.google.com/maps/@35.1154876 ... 384!8i8192
I think they at least recreated the live room. It had a very theater style shape to it. The rest? Dunno.
https://www.google.com/maps/@35.1154876 ... 384!8i8192
I think they at least recreated the live room. It had a very theater style shape to it. The rest? Dunno.
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I see.
I’ve had a few teaching appointments down there over the years… That’s a part of town where I try to hit all the lights green…but the entire city has actually gotten that way.
I’ve had a few teaching appointments down there over the years… That’s a part of town where I try to hit all the lights green…but the entire city has actually gotten that way.