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EPISODE · May 8, 2025 · 52 MIN

EP #108 | Rodrick L. Swift & Jerry Kelly Jr. | Profile and Top 10 Music Reactions

from Musicians Matters Podcast · host Jerry Royce Live - Worldwide

🎶 Musicians Matters Podcast SeriesEpisode Title: "Celebrating Music Outros and Honoring the Sound of Bass with Special Focus on Charae Reed"Hosts: Rodrick L. Swift & Phillip Butler IIAir Date: May 2025Episode Overview: In this dynamic episode of Musicians Matters, hosts Rodrick L. Swift and Phillip Butler II dive deep into the artistry behind some of music's greatest outros. With a particular spotlight on the legendary bassist Charae Reed, the duo explores how strong outros shape the lasting impact of songs, from gospel to R&B to live jazz performances. They also reflect on the vital role of bass and rhythm sections in crafting unforgettable musical experiences.Before the musical deep dive, Rodrick reminds listeners to attend the upcoming Drummers United Music and Arts Fest on August 9th at the Gas Station Recording Studio (2270 Losi Road). Tickets are available on Eventbrite or drummersunitedinternational.org.Main Topics Discussed:🎸 Tribute to Charae Reed:Discussing Charae Reed's contributions to gospel music.Highlighting his early standout performance in Joy to the World and the evolution of his dynamic Sunday sessions.🎶 Importance of Outros:How outros finalize a musical message and emotionally resonate with audiences.The central role of bass and drums in shaping robust song conclusions.🎵 Hosts' Top 10 Music Outros Countdown: (Listed with enthusiastic commentary and professional insights)Charae Reed – "Joy to the World" (Christmas Special)Celebrating the anointing and musicianship in his early live performances.Lloyd Anderson with Candace Moore – "I Want You the Right Way"A soulful reinterpretation featuring masterful bass work.Kevin Powell with Rufus and Crew – "Be Grateful"Powell's graceful mastery of the B3 organ and his continual excellence.Charles Williams and the Jazz Trio with Marcus Brown – "Grow Up"Celebrating multi-instrumentalist Marcus Brown and his profound musical journey.Dr. Ricky Dillard & New G – "I Won't Go Back"Recognizing Dillard's impeccable outro arrangements and choir leadership.Marvin Sapp – "More Than a Conqueror" (with Calvin Rodgers)Calvin's extraordinary drum arrangements and outro genius.Bishop Larry Trotter & Sweet Holy Spirit Combined Choirs – "Blessing Me" & "Tell the Devil I'm Back"Double impact: Powerful reprises crafted by the legendary Calvin Rodgers.Saint Louis Fellowship Choir feat. Marcus Lampkin – "He Keeps On Blessing Me"A vibrant outro showcasing STL's rich gospel tradition.Richard Smallwood & Vision – "Anthem of Praise"Celebrating classical orchestration and sacred excellence.Britney Spears (Onyx Hotel Tour) – "You Drive Me Crazy" (Live Outro)Highlighting Teddy Campbell's outstanding live concert drumming energy.Special Highlights:Shining a light on Chicago and Saint Louis as central hubs for gospel excellence.Personal testimonies on the importance of staying rooted in faith amidst industry challenges.Practical advice to young musicians: Follow the script, be a good listener, stay disciplined, and honor the craft.Upcoming Events Reminder:🎟️ Don't miss the Drummers United Music and Arts Fest in Las Vegas on August 9th, 2025!Key Quotes from the Episode:"Once you're locked in with the bass, that's all she wrote." — Rodrick L. Swift"It's not about the tricks; it's about education, placement, and discipline." — Phillip Butler II"When you refresh others, you will be refreshed." — Inspired Reflection from Proverbs 11:25Special Thanks: 🙏 To Jerry Royce Live, Positive Power XXI Christian Media LLC, and all listeners for their continued support in making this podcast an inspiring platform for musicians everywhere.

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