I'm on a record!!!

[Jazz Kat]

I told you guys about a session I play a hammond b3 organ on last year. Well the guy called me up the other day, told me they put the single on a 45, got a label, and it's going to be sold in stores! This is a pretty nice break! It's selling on ebay. Here's the link. Black Cat 45

[Rooster_Ties]

Jesus Christ, those polyrhythms are NUTS!!! (Click the link, people -- same exact link as in the post above.)

How'd you guys do that?? My god, man, that shit's crazy!!!!!

[GA Russell]

Congrats Kat!

[Rooster_Ties]

Jesus Christ, those polyrhythms are NUTS!!! (Click the link, people -- same exact link as in the post above.)

How'd you guys do that?? My god, man, that shit's crazy!!!!!

Listen to what plays automatically at the link, people. I mean that shit's even crazier (rhythmically, speaking) than this!!!...

DAMN!!!!

[Alexander Hawkins]

Great stuff. However, I think the polyrhythms only kick in if you accidentally play both clips at once, which happened first time I tried...Otherwise first is funky, second almost reggae, but with a Meters thing...

[Rooster_Ties]

Great stuff. However, I think the polyrhythms only kick in if you accidentally play both clips at once, which happened first time I tried...Otherwise first is funky, second almost reggae, but with a Meters thing...

Every time the page loads for me, BOTH clips play at the same time - automatically.

I did listen to each separately (and they're both cool), but --- DAMN --- together, that's one beautiful fucked up mess!!!

Edited February 3, 2007 by Rooster_Ties

[mikeweil]

I hear a sample from a Meters track in the mix ..... a little weird, man!

[mikeweil]

That's the Meters track Cardova mixed in, thus the polyrhythms - without this overdubbed sample it wouldn't be so thrilling. I find it a liitle uncoordinated - somehow goes nowhere - or is the clip on ebay just a messed up excerpt? Sounds really weird!

[jazzbo]

Grats on bein' on rekkid!

[Sundog]

I can't listen to the samples, but the question is, do the Meters know their "on a record?"

[rockefeller center]

I can't listen to the samples, but the question is, do the Meters know their "on a record?"

http://www.baghatvinyl.com/sounds/BLAKCAT1.WAV

http://www.baghatvinyl.com/sounds/KINGCARDOVA.WAV

http://www.baghatvinyl.com/catalog_i624357...ml?catId=101017

Edited February 3, 2007 by rockefeller center

[Sundog]

I can't listen to the samples, but the question is, do the Meters know their "on a record?"

http://www.baghatvinyl.com/sounds/BLAKCAT1.WAV

http://www.baghatvinyl.com/sounds/KINGCARDOVA.WAV

Thanks.

[.:.impossible]

Maybe under the right dj's hands. I just listened. It only really synches up nicely for about 5 or 10 seconds before falling apart. A dj could sustain that OTC vibe for while though.

Great stuff. However, I think the polyrhythms only kick in if you accidentally play both clips at once, which happened first time I tried...Otherwise first is funky, second almost reggae, but with a Meters thing...

Every time the page loads for me, BOTH clips play at the same time - automatically.

I did listen to each separately (and they're both cool), but --- DAMN --- together, that's one beautiful fucked up mess!!!

[JSngry]

Y'all hearin' OTC. I'm hearin' Blood Ulmer.

[mikeweil]

Every time the page loads for me, BOTH clips play at the same time - automatically.

I did listen to each separately (and they're both cool), but --- DAMN --- together, that's one beautiful fucked up mess!!!

A mess indeed - same here. I will try rockefeller's links.

Edited February 3, 2007 by mikeweil

[DatDere]

I like the sample from that second track, sounds like a medley of the Meters' Cardova and a Lee Perry dub reggae tune I have on a compilation somewhere.

[mikeweil]

That helped - rather short samples, really too short to make a judgement, but somehow I have the impression that on the Meters original it sounded much looser. They're impossible to replicate.

It's not a sample, you played it yourself, so you deserve a compliment, but from that short excerpt I cannot see if there's much more happening.