Peter Herbolzheimer R C and B - Wild Chick (1974)

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  • Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 55

  • @flairflatly1801
    @flairflatly1801 Месяц назад

    Dieter Reith has had an immense impact on my music tastes and the way I view music. It makes me very happy to know that there were and are people who remember him as fondly as I found him and his music just a year ago. Rest in peace Dieter, Power Plant was a great album!

  • @dreith
    @dreith 17 лет назад +9

    The "thing" which I used by that time was called "compact phasing" and had been developed by a little german team which doesn't exist anymore. It was an experiment. Normaly I used 2 leslies during ny time with the RHYTHM COMBINATION & BRASS. Today only 1. Roadies are too expensive.
    Dieter

    • @Ayers76
      @Ayers76 5 лет назад

      Dieter Reith 😀🙌🏼🙏

  • @kallemansen
    @kallemansen 17 лет назад +5

    Dieter Reith is the Organ Player and believe me,
    he sure knows his stuff.

  • @orangefunk
    @orangefunk  17 лет назад +1

    Does it get better than that? One of the heroes of european organ jazz posting!
    Thanks very much Dieter, you were a big influence on me and lots of others.... glad to know you are still around.

  • @HarschSounds
    @HarschSounds 15 лет назад +1

    Supremely Cool!
    I was a bit surprised to see Herbolzheimer's name on my YT homepage. I know him from "The All-Star Gala Big Band" LP I got in a cut-out bin decades ago. Farmer & Van Royen are in there & highlights include Farmer & Gerry Mulligan reuniting for "As Catch Can" and Mulligan soloing sooo sweetly on "Song For Strayhorn".
    Thanks for posting this!
    *****
    ~R

  • @P0rn0ralle84
    @P0rn0ralle84 15 лет назад +1

    Tha Bomb! I just bought the "Waitaminute" LP on a LP convention just because of this Funky tune but the whole LP is so Great!

  • @orangefunk
    @orangefunk  16 лет назад +1

    Yeah the late Ron Simmonds played with RC&B in the 70s... so many great players went through that band...
    IIRC Ron also mentions a TV broadcast of the Domicile 1971 gig too... the same gig featured on My Kind of Sunshine.. never seen that!!

  • @77easylis
    @77easylis 14 лет назад

    Danke für diesen Top-Ausschnitt. Spitzen Leute. Mehr davon!

  • @foobob
    @foobob 16 лет назад

    hallole dieter
    schön dich hier zu finden.mein vater hat auch noch zwei oder drei hammonds herum lungern , hab' aber schon lange keine mehr gespielt .
    libe grüsse aus stuttgart

  • @dreith
    @dreith 16 лет назад +1

    Yes you're right, it was Art Farmer. Unfortunatelly gone...

  • @Cantorka
    @Cantorka 14 лет назад

    Ich hab' Peters Musik gekannt, seit ich denken kann - mein Vater war Musiker - und jetzt fehlt regelrecht ein Stück aus meinem persönlichen Soundtrack... Groove on, R.I.P.!

  • @kallemansen
    @kallemansen 17 лет назад

    Sir, good to know you´re alive and well.
    You are still a tremendous influence on my organ-playing. Hut ab, das geht ja sehr gut ab!
    Vielen Dank, Ihr
    Kalle Mansen

  • @DukeOfEarlStreet
    @DukeOfEarlStreet 17 лет назад

    massive massive respect.

  • @orangefunk
    @orangefunk  16 лет назад

    I don't have anything else... I do know however that the old Domicile concert (My Kind of Sunshine) was broadcast on TV in the 1970s... Unfortunately I've never been able to get hold of it... :-(
    Mr Reith might know better!

  • @vampyros1
    @vampyros1 5 лет назад

    Peter was one groovy cat who made some terrific music...

  • @watski
    @watski 16 лет назад

    Great to see the jazzers letting their hair down, did I spy Art Farmer in there too?

  • @Roelandvinken
    @Roelandvinken 15 лет назад

    you hear latency between the instruments, that's because of the studio set up,,, not caused by bad playing.

  • @maximedro
    @maximedro 15 лет назад

    yesssssss ... elle defonce cette video
    c'est de la tuerie ....bouaaaaaaaaa

  • @vibrophysics
    @vibrophysics 14 лет назад

    Peter Herbolzheimer's Rhythm Combination And Brass ... Funky Leftfield big band with snappy band name. Check out the majesty of Dieter Reith's Monkian Hammond Cool.

  • @nuttygiulio8666
    @nuttygiulio8666 12 лет назад

    Super!!!!!!!!!!

  • @Dopemische
    @Dopemische 14 лет назад

    RIP Peter Herbolzheimer :(

  • @heatherferreira4225
    @heatherferreira4225 7 лет назад

    If I didn't make movies I swear I could die happy just leading and composing music like this for one of these orchestras. (Edit: a small girl appears. "Why not both?")

  • @cfb15jan
    @cfb15jan 8 лет назад

    I think the fourth trumpeter is Ron Simmonds, not Mecky Schäning, not least because he was a regular with this marvellous Herbolzheimer band, particularly at the Ronnie Scott's week.

    • @michaeljordi9554
      @michaeljordi9554 5 лет назад

      Ack van Rooyen, Art Farmer , Palle Mikkelborg, Rick Kiefer?

  • @reverendgroove
    @reverendgroove 10 лет назад +1

    This is pretty cool, the B3 player (Dieter Reith) can play. Is it my ears or is the Hammond sharp? Crazy Germans.

  • @orangefunk
    @orangefunk  15 лет назад

    The key tune on that LP is Greenwitch.... to hear a live version of that tune would be the dogs bollocks...
    Art Farmer did record it on an obscureish release though... not as good as RC&B though... ;-)

  • @Mazinga
    @Mazinga 16 лет назад

    hehe - good old times!

  • @jazzjanne1
    @jazzjanne1 13 лет назад

    Sounds Good!

  • @BRIXTONDADZ
    @BRIXTONDADZ 7 месяцев назад

    RAR 😮😮

  • @odyssey2609
    @odyssey2609 13 лет назад +2

    70's porn! love it! #lol

  • @kallemansen
    @kallemansen 17 лет назад

    Woahhh!! Dieter is my hero! What kind of Effect does he use on the B3??
    This is great, thank u for posting.

  • @VladIDrago
    @VladIDrago 15 лет назад

    This age is cool 70" ;D Flower Power.

  • @PedroPetracco
    @PedroPetracco 7 лет назад

    Wow! What's with the filter on that Hammond??

  • @orangefunk
    @orangefunk  16 лет назад

    never heard of that studio before... in Munich you say? Was it much used by the jazz people? This was part of a larger gig with Ella Fitzgerald so I'm sure it would be documented somewhere.

    • @cfb15jan
      @cfb15jan 6 лет назад

      Almost certainly recorded in Cologne at Cornet Studios or WDR, with Wolfgang Hirshman as recording engineer. Justus Liebich became their regular sound engineer around this time.

    • @1234swingit
      @1234swingit 6 месяцев назад +1

      @@cfb15jan Not Cornet Studios. Rather WDR

  • @orangefunk
    @orangefunk  15 лет назад

    Ta!

  • @orangefunk
    @orangefunk  16 лет назад

    ;-)

  • @richi5549
    @richi5549 4 года назад

    Peter Herbolzheimer looks like the musical version of jean pierre van rossem

  • @dangfunky
    @dangfunky 16 лет назад

    MR REITH IS PURE GENIUS !!!

  • @haruspeggs
    @haruspeggs 14 лет назад

    ruhe groovig.

  • @FunkMan53
    @FunkMan53 15 лет назад

    How did Dieter make the organ so flat??

  • @KapperDapper
    @KapperDapper 13 лет назад

    Can anyone tell me which mikes are used on the drums?

    • @PedroPetracco
      @PedroPetracco 7 лет назад +2

      By the shape I would guess the overhead is a Neumann U-87. And the one in the snare looks like a Sennheiser 441.

  • @leongaer
    @leongaer 14 лет назад

    Does anybody know who the bass player is?

  • @ProOcho116
    @ProOcho116 14 лет назад +1

    1:36-1:59 is pure heaven.

  • @justinsmeyer
    @justinsmeyer 17 лет назад

    Yah. Chazz funk.

  • @Tonyramostrombone
    @Tonyramostrombone 9 лет назад +1

    massa

  • @thechickentikka
    @thechickentikka 16 лет назад

    without dieter reith this would be just half the pleasure..
    anyway 100pts

  • @jamied1969
    @jamied1969 8 лет назад

    That drummer though

  • @kriskb3
    @kriskb3 17 лет назад

    Who is Dieter? I'm thinking all the time who the organ player is.
    Obviously he never heard about a Leslie and is using some terrible Wah-Wah thingie.