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Killer Tom Kennedy action
- Thread starter Jeff Scott
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All you had to say was Tom Kennedy and Dave Weckl and I’m on board 1000%
Was once in a project that messed around with this tune some. I remember it being quite the workout.
I've only seen the two at a drum clinic a couple decades ago. Amazing!
Awesome playing and classic Fodera-growl! Great group, full of energy! I do wish to just once hear Mike without the chorus effect. I know it's his sound and I respect that. But man, that solo would have had even more balls without that much cloudy chorus fog. 
Weckl and Kennedy have such a great chemistry! I remember when those Bill Connors albums came out in the 80's and Kennedy being a beast back then.
My Bass-O-meter is measuring a very high level bass content! That dude is an alien!
I’ve seen Tom Kennedy with Stern a couple off time. He comes out on stage looking like your neighborhood accountant, and then just kills all night.
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I have an obsession for wood. The musical kind.
Been of fan of his since I started jazz band in high school in ‘94.
He is very good double bass player too.I really like his walking lines on both double and electric bass.Whole band is very,veru high level in my book!
They are very high level indeed and always get respect. The mix seems also well done for a live video.
Can only take so much of noodle cheese Jazz. Very good regardless. I listen to a wide range of Jazz, so fusion or even smooth jazz always sparks respect among musicians for endless notes of noodle. I like the chorus comment, comical. Just like musicians making fun of metal and the recipe. Burping active bass, endless chorus and cheese sax. Is so fusion it is fusion. I miss live Jazz in mid to small clubs, when you have a hot room with people dancing to fusion it makes more sense and then has more of a emotion.
Can only take so much of noodle cheese Jazz. Very good regardless. I listen to a wide range of Jazz, so fusion or even smooth jazz always sparks respect among musicians for endless notes of noodle. I like the chorus comment, comical. Just like musicians making fun of metal and the recipe. Burping active bass, endless chorus and cheese sax. Is so fusion it is fusion. I miss live Jazz in mid to small clubs, when you have a hot room with people dancing to fusion it makes more sense and then has more of a emotion.
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