Oral History with Carol Kaye of the Wrecking Crew (May 2005) - Being a Woman Session Player descargar videos gratis
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Carol Kaye, bass player for the Wrecking Crew, recounts what it was like to be one of very few women session players in the 1960s.
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Comentarios
10 years ago
Todd Brittain
You might want to ask Carol what she thinks of the so called 'Wrecking Crew' before you go associating her name with it...10 years ago
Bill eckert
AS a bass player, I can say that she was a major influence on my career. If I could play as well as her I'd be rich.Paul McCartney, Carol Kaye,Jack Bruce, Chris Squire, and Tony Levin are my all time favorate bass players.11 years ago
JohnLutherable
I think I havent seen her breath once in this interview, wtf?11 years ago
Davan Mani
I'm cool with her except for her claim that she played on Motown records instead of James Jamerson. You played on remakes for a TV show and by other artists not the original. Quit lying.12 years ago
Erik T
Jann Wenner's hatred of Chicago is well-known. Chicago should be in the RRHOF solely based on their first 2 albums.12 years ago
4thstooge
The R & R hall of fame is total politics. If your not in their "click" you don't get in. Chicago is not in the Hall of fame How many huge hits have they had?12 years ago
The Artful Dodger
never been a real fan of KISS, but i play guitar and that guitarist (whichever one he is) can fucking play.12 years ago
Swashbucklerpaul
I worked with Los Angeles studio guitarist Jerry Cole, who was part of the 1st call studio roster. I remember him mentioning the term 'Wrecking Crew' a number of times. He was there in the studios sitting next to Hal Blain, Carol Kaye, Tommy Tedesco and many others back in the day..12 years ago
Swashbucklerpaul
I know Carol. She walks the talk and is the ultimate professional.12 years ago
nublackmusic
love hearing her stories. i wonder what she thinks of esperanza spalding. For another great female bassist check out our sister debbie who played on stage with the greatest rnb groups of the 70's. check out debbie on our brown sugar video watch?v=gqDSKcXP5A012 years ago
basslabd
IMO it is the result of claims to music that she says that she played on that has proven incorrect (by the people who actually recorded said music) on so many levels that she is in the situation she is in with the RRHOF. Anybody familiar with the claims made knows exactly what is meant...12 years ago
THYRDEYE
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sparxx53
Holy shit you're a wanker. I'd be rude to you as well.12 years ago
Antonio Orrico
How many times did they ask you this question?12 years ago
LW Watterson
Im 56 years old, and met Carol Kaye In the Denver airport when I was 21. I was heading back to New York, My hometown, and she was On her way to L.A. we started a conversation cause we Both had "Gig Bags" On our shoulders. She was a.One of the Nicest, Most encouraging people to me Id ever met and b. Just a badd ass Musician! matter of fact,when I told her My very 1st Bass Book was written By her she smiled and said, "well when you make it, tell em I taught you everything you know". I Do!12 years ago
illinoizrichy1
when the hall started letting the likes of madonna and rap artists ooooze into the rock hall of fame it kinda lost some cred.12 years ago
MrFujicat
I can't speak for Carol, and won't. You can go to her website where there's a wealth of information about her career. :)12 years ago
RL R
Just a question. Why does she find the name as offensive? Maybe she called them The Clique, and maybe that is why she finds the other name offensive. But is there another implication to the name? I don´t think it is offensive at all, suggests power and professionalism...at least no one called them The Assholes...lol...not flaming, just a question to try to learn more about this issue. Thank you!12 years ago
Matthew Coon
I'm not saying that she's not an awesome bassist! Like I said, she made some really awesome basslines! But I've heard a lot about her behavior being rude. I should have just said that, not that she's a "huge jerk". I'm not dismissing her, I still respect her and learn choose to learn from her.12 years ago
Matthew Coon
Although, you have to admit Rush is an amazing band but they still have yet to induct them. I don't like Kiss either.Videos Relacionados
