Theoretikally R&B: Give The Drummer Some. Episode 45

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There is no better sound at a live concert than hearing "give the Drummer some"! Normally in our discussions on Theoretikally R&B, we discuss the best voices and lyrics of R&B which sometimes has us gloss over the music and musicians that accompany the voices. On this episode, we highlight some of the instruments that battle for top billing on the track. Whether it's the drum solo on 'I want to be free' or the strings on Tony Toni Tone, 'Anniversary'. We take a musical journey in instrumentation starting with the guitar of Ernie Isley and ending with the Saxophone of Boney James. Hit play and listen for the band's contribution to some of our favorite songs. #TRNBmusic #Music #Ranbmusic #OhioPlayers #GapBand #HER #Boneyjames #motown #Luthervandross #Podcast #MusicPodcast #Drummer #Guitar #piano

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This episode was published on January 30, 2025.

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There is no better sound at a live concert than hearing "give the Drummer some"! Normally in our discussions on Theoretikally R&B, we discuss the best voices and lyrics of R&B which sometimes has us gloss over the music and musicians that accompany...

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