Larry Graham interviewed by five great drummers.

[Dr. Cheese]

Check it out.

 

[MaxSpinrun]

Great interview!

 

[Dr. Cheese]

This is the best Larry Graham interview I have ever heard. Talking to these great drummers, four of whom are from the Bay Area, definitely put him at ease. Lenny White made a great point when he quoted Stanley Clarke when he said Graham may be the most influential bass guitarist of all time.

 

[Les Fret]

Great video! Thanks

 

[LadyLoveStingRay5]

This is the best Larry Graham interview I have ever heard. Talking to these great drummers, four of whom are from the Bay Area, definitely put him at ease. Lenny White made a great point when he quoted Stanley Clarke when he said Graham may be the most influential bass guitarist of all time.

I’m half way through this. I’m enjoying it !!

Larry is definitely in my top 5 of most influential .

 

[Bob_Ross]

for those who may be hesitant to view the video without knowing who the 5 drummers are:

Mike Clark (Herbie Hancock, Headhunters)
Greg Errico (Sly & the Family Stone, Weather Report)
David Garibaldi (Tower of Power, Talking Drums)
Michael Shrieve (Santana, Go)
Lenny White (Miles Davis, Return to Forever)

 

[Funkinthetrunk]

This is the best Larry Graham interview I have ever heard. Talking to these great drummers, four of whom are from the Bay Area, definitely put him at ease. Lenny White made a great point when he quoted Stanley Clarke when he said Graham may be the most influential bass guitarist of all time.

I had always said that the Mount Rushmore of bassist, has to have Graham and Clarke. They were game changers...my opinion of course.

 

[Dr. Cheese]

I had always said that the Mount Rushmore of bassist, has to have Graham and Clarke. They were game changers...my opinion of course.

I agree.