John "JR" Robinson, "Crawfish Salad" (Live at the Berklee Performance Center)

John "JR" Robinson performs "Crawfish Salad" at the 2014 Alumni Reunion Concert in the Berklee Performance Center.
"Crawfish Salad" (J. Robinson)
John "JR" Robinson: Drums
Dino Govoni: Tenor Saxophone
Marty Walsh: Guitar
Neil Stubenhaus: Bass
Jetro Da Silva: Piano
Recorded Live at the Berklee Performance Center
Ed Liberatore: House Sound
Mariana Migliore: Lighting
Zach DiMeglio: Spot
Alden Marchand: Spot
Matt SanGiovanni: Stage crew
Justin Vining: Stage crew
Steve Nichols: mixing engineer
Filmed by Berklee Video Services
Katerina Tolkishevskaya: Director/Switcher
Eli Chess: Video Engineer
Simon Benegas: camera
Allegra Cramer: camera
Collin Dennen: Camera
Cameron Smithson: Camera
Nicole Egidio: Editor

[@birchply023]

i was a 14 year old drummer when this song came out still play it today . brings back good memories .

[@Arael4]

Neil Stubenhaus!!!!!! what a genius. Listened to him a lot throughout the years

[@johngold1849]

This is awesome. Im fully convinced that the 10 haters are the ones that never got in.

[@joetumolo7550]

Wow
Thanks for the drum lesson JR
Solid
Tasteful
Leaving space for the other musicians

[@mattseymour8637]

Nice drumming! Nice kit too! They all did a great job!

[@timbuktug3321]

Really digging that bass.

[@sharathahuja8919]

Thank you Berklee..................Awesome foot tapping stuff, everyone playing is a genius.

[@BobSchoepenjr]

That was fantastic

[@rmoraespinto]

Excellent!

[@JohnBarrow1961]

incredible.

[@funklover24]

I wish, this line-up would go on tour. Please europe, too. 🥰🙏

[@shaunbryant947]

Very tight line up🤘🥁

[@Gorgalisin]

Never heard Stubenhaus do solo before. That was good solo.

[@adamdrummer1991]

Marty had some nice nice guitar licks

[@lorenzmuller3542]

Neil's got that heavy groove face.

[@traceelliot1360]

What Fender 5 is Neil Playing?

[@birchply023]

Nice cross stick knock

[@tomlehr861]

Different approach on second line drumming

[@morgankara]

Ummmmm

[@fredelin2580]

And, of course, the guitarist had to crank the volume so much during his solo as to submerged everyone else. 'Live' in the room, it must have been painful...