I've been playing that tune since about 1970/71. Still love the sound of Booker T playing it. Brilliant.
@Stevieraylittlewing11 жыл бұрын
A little message for the video team - thanks so much for the overheads of the master at work - very illuminating - God is in the details!
@TheThoughtfulwolf5 жыл бұрын
MISS YOU ANTHOLOGY!
@Stevieraylittlewing11 жыл бұрын
Very nice guys! I especially like the opening - so mellow - beautiful! Thanks for bringing your music to the world Booker - you're an international treasure!
@AnthologySanDiego11 жыл бұрын
Thanks! For you audiophiles, the engineering on this recording is interesting: Booker plays a B-3 in stereo, with two rotating Leslie speaker cabinets. We use six microphones for the organ alone, two each on the spinning tweeter, in stereo, and one on each rotating woofer. For the highs we use good 'ol (new) Beta 57's, and for the lows, good ol' (new) MD421's, seen on many of the old classic jazz recordings from the early 60's! Also, what a pleasure it is to work with such great gentlemen!
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I've been playing that tune since about 1970/71. Still love the sound of Booker T playing it. Brilliant.
A little message for the video team - thanks so much for the overheads of the master at work - very illuminating - God is in the details!
MISS YOU ANTHOLOGY!
Very nice guys! I especially like the opening - so mellow - beautiful! Thanks for bringing your music to the world Booker - you're an international treasure!
Thanks! For you audiophiles, the engineering on this recording is interesting: Booker plays a B-3 in stereo, with two rotating Leslie speaker cabinets. We use six microphones for the organ alone, two each on the spinning tweeter, in stereo, and one on each rotating woofer. For the highs we use good 'ol (new) Beta 57's, and for the lows, good ol' (new) MD421's, seen on many of the old classic jazz recordings from the early 60's! Also, what a pleasure it is to work with such great gentlemen!