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Supertramp - The Logical Song [Rick Davies' instrumental parts]
It includes an acoustic piano part!
Recorded in 1978 at the Village Recorder studio (Los Angeles).
Producers: Supertramp & Peter Henderson
Musicians: Rick Davies
It includes an acoustic piano part!
Recorded in 1978 at the Village Recorder studio (Los Angeles).
Producers: Supertramp & Peter Henderson
Musicians: Rick Davies
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Crazy how that string part is basically the melody to “Know Who You Are” from their next album
@samanthawright23
Жыл бұрын
oh yeah i just realized that
@trampexperience
Жыл бұрын
Hide in your Shell too
@kittflamer-caldera9621
Жыл бұрын
@@trampexperience Actually, now that I think about it, the opening lyric of Know Who You Are almost feels like a response, or an amendment to what he was saying in Hide In your Shell
@Antoinenort
Жыл бұрын
@@kittflamer-caldera9621 Yes indeed, you're right.
Wow, those synth strings in the chorus are freaking magical
@pasodeminick
Жыл бұрын
Solina.
Never heard that part in 2:05 before! It sounds absolutely funky!
@progmeup
3 жыл бұрын
It's the part that gives the song its bite - but more noticeable in live versions.
@bonitoludi
3 жыл бұрын
Whawha clavinet!
Lovely. Didn't realize there were so many keyboard layers in this song (wurlitzer, synth, organ, piano, plus that wah'd keyboard or clavinet at the end)
Love that wavy organ sound
That Hammond is superb!
The piano at 1:00 is beautiful
We need more videos like this, this is utterly phenomenal
Wow ! Piano at 1'00. Amazing !
That organ is absolutely fantastic, does someone know the settings?
@owenherlihy
2 жыл бұрын
I’m not sure of the settings on digital recording software, but I know it’s a Hammond organ using a Leslie speaker to give it animation.
This picture makes it look like Rick Davies is sitting at the kiddie table.
I don't have an ARP Omni. I do have a Soviet clone version made in the Ukraine. If you're lucky enough to have an old divide-down string machine from the late 70s/early 80s....and the electronics skill to keep it working, then fire it up just to play these parts. Run it through your Dimension-D or RE-201.
Thank you Xandre ! At last, Supertramp deconstructed ! Never understood it was a piano part under the sax solo ! Were the Oberheim "chord" parts played by John rather than Rick ? And what about the clavinet part (but not sure though) in the chorus right after "for such a simple man" and "who I am" ? Wasn't it Rick ? Or maybe was it just an electric guitar... Anyway, great participation from Rick, especially the funky ending with the clavinet + whawha ;-)
@ubicom9928
3 жыл бұрын
And I'm not sure it's Rick on the piano part, it such Roger style ands touch ! Really sound like Take the long way Home or Don't Leave me now. I bet it is RH playing and not RD...
@pedrofa9791
3 жыл бұрын
@@ubicom9928 hello, the piano solo had never noticed it and it also gives me the impression that it is Roger who plays it. From minute 2:05, which is where the final section of the song begins, I am in doubt as to whether it is a Clavinet played with some wah-wah type effect or if it is Roger playing his guitar with wah-wah. The central Oberheim sounds magnificent and the details of the Hammond are delightful ...., regards
@progmeup
3 жыл бұрын
Doesn't the Oberheim part sound a bit like the vocal melody of "Hide in Your Shell"? :)
@progmeup
3 жыл бұрын
@@pedrofa9791 Sounds like a keyboard instrument to me, the decay of the notes is very non-guitar-like. Probably a clavinet as you suspected.
@pedrofa9791
3 жыл бұрын
@@progmeup Live Rick used the Clavinet but in the studio version I still have doubts. If you listen well to that section at times it has kinds of strums that are only done with guitar, impossible to do with a keyboard, it can even be the mix of both instruments ..
wait wait wait, that guy on the left look like Oldfield :D
@EphemeralProductions
Жыл бұрын
rodger hodgson. :)
Sounds like a talk box
There's unfortunately not Rick's voice.. sad.
@mariuspoppFM
11 ай бұрын
What part of instrumental you don't get, bedwetter?