CURT "KIRKEE B" BISQUERA-Drummer, Studio Musician-Elton John, Mick Jagger, Pharrell Williams & more
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2018
- Curt plays and stays at the top of his game, beginning with Morris Day & The Time, by being prepared for his auditions, "audible preparation & knowing different styles of music". Other important biz tips like Networking with all in the industry, showing up early and many more!
The Sessions Panel & our Artist Series interviews with Dom Famularo share music industry knowledge to musicians worldwide!! The panel events include Entertainment Law, Marketing, Networking, Artist Relations & Motivational skills and experiences from professionals and experts who have been "on the road" and are successful in the industry. The interviews share tips, exclusive background information from Artists in the music industry and the importance of knowing music history. 
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What a great guy! So humble and positive.
Curt,what a beautiful interview. You are a class act Sir.You just schooled an old man,thanks for the tips,and advice .Your an inspiration for sure.
Saw Kirkee B with Morris Day and the time, he was killin’ it especially the song Fishnet!
Man, I love this interview !!!!
1988, I was living in the Hollywood Hills, North Beachwood drive, My main gig was the Pointer Sisters, I was on the sidewalk, trying to move my guitar rack into my apartment, when this guy walking by stopped to give me a hand. It was Curt! I still have his hand written info he wrote on the back of my card. What a cat!
I was first aware of Curt's playing on Mick Jagger's "Wandering Spirit" album in 1993. I heard the drums on the songs "Don't Tear Me Up," "Put Me In The Trash," and "Think" and said "Who is THAT?!" I've been a fan ever since. Thanks to Curt for killin' it EVERY time you play, and thanks so much Dom for another fantastic, informative interview!
Hey Curt ! ...was thinking of you recently. Probably after seeing Kevin N. post his skate stuff. Love hearing your story! I remember hearing of your ventures through the grapevine back in the day. Well done! Am
Awesome interview.
Great interview. I dig Curt and his playing. 👍🏻
The first time I learned about Curt was when I was on the website drummerworld and wanted to click on someone that I hadn't heard of. So I clicked on Curt's name and clicked on the video where he was at Capitol Records recording a tune with this fantastic groove he was doing. I had to watch it the second time so I could really focus in on what he was doing. I realized that this guy was something special and not your average run-of-the-mill drummer. This great interview again confirmed that.
What a nice cat!
What a beautiful man.
Again dom!! A grand slam!!!! Dom please keep these going, i live for your interview's with the people that matter.it's allllllllll good and informative.kurt is another hero and we love his playing.please dom how doe's this sound? Dom for president!2020. Vice president kurt! Secretary of state vinnie c. Lol lol lol.keep em coming dom and thankyou for these wonderful and knowledgeable video's!
Another great one! So much inspiration.. now I have to go load up for a gig.. i'm so jazzed up now! Best way to get into show mode.
Thank you mr Famularo for all those wonderful interviews. The thing i realise with all your interviewees, is that it's not only about technique for them.. Yes they have mastered their instrument but they know how to control all the "side" elements of music such as self management, self promotion etc. And all of them are really wise and down to earth people with a positive attitude to share their life and mistakes with us. We owe that to you Dom.These interviews are priceless. Cheers.
Thank you Vagelis for your interest in our interviews! You are correct....those "side" elements are very important and the reason The Sessions is doing these interviews and offering panel presentations worldwide! Check it out & maybe we can bring www.thesessions.org near you!
Full of life and love..Such a great soul and Interview!
Thanks for this one! I really enjoy Curt's groove and musicality! First time I heard him was on Crystal Lewis' album "GOLD". Golden grooves also shared with Abraham Laboriel Jr.
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What a great guy!
note the energy...you think he gets work only for drumming? 100 other cats can play the gig, but Curt is a nice guy...this is a networking family business...only the cool survive...an artist can be a dick, not a session player...and the star fades fast,,,better to be a character actor than the star...
Yes Sir.