Відео

Jack's tone is unique because he played with distortion, natural instrument hollow body guitar and ultra fat mid range underpowered bass amps. The original Fender Bassman 50 Watt with a Super Six Ten speakers were and are the Holy Grail of thick almost Tuba and Bari Sax frequencies, just jacked through a wall of six ten inch speakers. Psychedelic to the bone. Today's ultra sub frequency bass Riggs are basically UN hearable aka unlistenable because by Definition the freqs are too low to hear. They just throb and bounce ultra low frequencies around a room like an earthquake. Shaking walls and windows and moving internal human organs around. Which at low over all volume actually works, but at higher over all stage volumes is really, really, really fucked up. For the body & mind. Anything lower in frequency than a kick drum is fucked in a live mix or studio mix... God bless Jack Casady.

Always good to see and hear you,love you jack!!!!

Custom bass guitar 🎸 ✨️ it's kinda like a Custom surfboard , ,

Great to hear this interview.

Was this filmed next to an industrial air conditioner compressor?? Lmao the Jorma interview is in a treated room 😂 🤘 ✌️

Jorma was standing over there by the open door, SUNY, I said to myself, what could I say to him, so I spoke to Jack, I remember that in like 1975, New Paltz, like new York state,

Morgan Susan Taylor the word is keratinized

Society says that male genital mutilation is OK. No consent. Who wants less sexual sensitivity?

What kind of bass is Jack playing?

Just becoming Allman fan..at 70 Gregg, being beautiful..well put.. GREAT interview Thank you all for what you participated in and keeping it alive.. tho great music never dies.. PEACE

I’m a guitarist but Jack’s playing made me stop to listen to bass lines on records. His playing on Somebody To Love is incredible.

No one is capable of chosing his or her race,being gay is a choice. It's annoying and degrading whenever gay rights are championed alongside black discrimination and rights.

Male genital mutilation is a crime.

You didn't mention The Groundhogs - great British trio(

My band plays alot of ABB, He really influenced my music career. Last night when i played midnight rider people tell me how much my music reminded them of Gregory's. When i see quotes like this i say 'what an ego'. lol

Gregg was not 6'3". Maybe 6 ft.

Adam Rogers IS the GOAT

Billy J crowdfunding 😂

What an interview! Jack is a great bass player and really well spoken

Gregg Allman l miss him he's a classic but the Coolest

Discovered Simon three years ago in march and became a massive fan of him, he became another one of my heroes. i,ve got every album i could find of his, read everything i could find on him too. love watching this interview, first interview i watched. Simon is a song writing genius. love that he,s very interactive with his fans. He,s an absolutely incredible find.

You heard her guys mens issues is everyones issue read between the lines.no one wants to hear your issues leave now guys before you do something you might regret.

Wonderful interview with one of the great bassists out there. Thank for the inspiration.

we are your people still Jorma....good people....made good music

infant circumcision, better called MGM. or even better called, legal rape. The phrase 'my body my choice' only applies to women, sadly

A beautiful person

The framing on the interview looks almost manipulated, Scott is a giant of a man physically and this is almost like watching someone who has overcome a disability in that his questions, demeanor, and sincerity is so incredibly warm. Jorma is a gift, just being where he was in the greater vibration of history, if you will, was difficult if you just consider the male ego of the lead guitarist of the era of his youth. Truly, a phenomenal artist, Quah is an accomplishment of a lifetime all by itself. Then play Serpent of Dreams to rock out! And that’s a life away from JA. (I loved the positive comments about Paul Kantner in this interview.

When I first got to L.A. I was hired on a movie crew to drive the big vans called Honeywagons...I was sent to a hotel on Wilshire BLVD in Beverly Hills to pick up Greg Allman and his (girlfriend at the time) and drive them to the movie set...it was a 40 min drive give or take, it was 1988 a low budget straight to video horror/slasher film named "Rush Week". My memory of pulling up to the hotel and then seeing Gregg Allman for the first time was surreal. As he and his girlfriend approached the Honeywagon, he said hello in a very soft voice, I opened the door for him and his girlfriend, they settled in, I shut the door and remember as I was driving, I would look in the review mirror and find him looking at me... Our eye contact was frequent, and electric. I was very shy too, I was 25 back then and resembled Andie Macdowell quite a bit. When we arrived at the set I opened the door and he reached for my hand and said Thank you while he melted me with his very demure eye contact. My God he was beautiful! At the time I knew his name, and knew very little of his music, so I was not starstruck, but rather he put me in a soft trance like state...he exuded sexapeal out of his soul. He was magnetic inside and out. Only now do I really get the depth of talent, heart and soul. RIP Greg, you are missed and loved very much. I wish I could have gotten to know you better.

Jorma is truly a phenomenal man. I truly love him and the gift he has given us all

Great interview, ima big fan from 1974…. Went to every NY show in the 70s NJ and the East.. I’ll see you guys in Staten Island in April 23’Hot Tuna❤️‍🔥😊🙏

Otis Redding was great.

"J C is great!"..."I just purchased his bass and it's awesome!

Wow, wow , wow! Awesome!

I love it when you talk like that. we give up protecting false ego then we can move ahead quickly. maybe God has put out a special dispensation for us hippy kids to bridge the gap. in any case, it sounds like we are in the same cycle. and many others whom life has taught unblemished honesty born of self-examination.

Being thankful, for the venue... Be thankful anyone is interested in what you like dabbling in! 🤙

Government induced Fear... It has always worked against the public, for the oligarchs! 🖕peace

😷 Isolation... this one from big brother 🦬💩

Wrong!

Scott is as important as the folks interviewed in all his pieces because HE MAKES IT HAPPEN. Valuable contributions like some high-brow historical gig but from a really cool guy. Can't say enough good things about it.

Very comprehensive interview without a dull moment - heavy at times - but Art is a heavy subject - maybe that's why artists like Betsy stay the course - there are rewards that make dealing with a heavy load worth it on so many levels. Many thanks for doing it.

Beautiful interview by two beautiful New Yorkers ebullient about other widely known beautiful people of the world. Warms the heart. Much love to you all. Stevie Duster Music

These days, Benecke would be lucky not to be shot by a drug-crazed person he refused entry to.

The group called Mountain with Leslie & Corky still playing in the 90's.. Excited to finally be watching live in concert a favorite band since one's teenage years.. We had just imbibed some really good Kashmir hashish from the Hindu Kush... Got a good vibe going standing at the back of the small club, when we get to first greet Leslie West. He was astoundingly in good shape which I didn't expect and a very gracious person saying Hello ! Corky Laing instead was an outright asshole , SOUR CAT he therefor proceeds to shove his F-U Finger into my face...Then proceeds to scowl at me while muttering something nasty,,! lol Thanks a lot Corky for ruining my experience seeing Mountain....!

The sound was terrible, the images seemed like a cold warehouse, and the interview itself... gold. A couple of nice guys, intelligent, and generous. Lots of writing tips hidden here, and the inspiration to use them. Cheers.

Thanks so much for this interview ! One can feel your appreciation for each other !!!

Thank You!

I love your insight, and your power of articulation. Amazing job, Will help many.

What can you say about Jack Casady but that he is the best plus he's humble about it! A true musical pioneer, virtuoso and seemingly a good human being!

History tells a different story about the Long Red drums. It’s NDSmart on drums at Woodstock, not Corky Laing.

Can't believe there aren't more comments, views, likes, etc on this one. This interview shows a side a Maya that others have not. She appears very serious about her point of view, but not without humor. I have previously only known her as one of the "Twinz", almost without a voice, then I find this interview where she indeed DOES have a voice and a lot of compelling thoughts and experiences to convey. I will continue to search for more insights into her...