some super nice cliff almond

Gaddabout
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Re: some super nice cliff almond

Postby Gaddabout » Wed Feb 02, 2011 2:51 pm

I think when a drummer's had a long Weckl phase in their young life, you can really hear it in their Latin/Cuban/Brazilian playing. Even guys from those countries, like Kiko from Brazil.

I'm not sure I hear those things as much when guys like Almond play other genres, possibly because young Weckl didn't really sound like Weckl until later in his career when he played more conventional American music. He sounded more like Gadd (to me). But, IMO, Weckl has always sounded like Weckl when playing Latin-inspired stuff.
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Re: some super nice cliff almond

Postby Rodge » Thu Feb 03, 2011 5:16 am

John Blackburn wrote:Yes, certainly not an approach intended for restaraunt gigs... ;-)

What about zach D? he was fairly weckl-y for awhile wasnt he?


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Re: some super nice cliff almond

Postby Julián Fernández » Mon Jan 29, 2024 11:58 pm

Awesome interview

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