Deconstructing Stir It Up (Isolated Tracks)
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2022
- Catch a Fire/Single 1973
Drums 0:04-5:31
Bass 5:35-10:47
Rhythm Guitar, Guitar Solo and Keyboard Solo 10:51-16:22
Organ, Piano, Lead and Rhythm Guitars, Moog and Harmonies 16:26-21:52
Lead Vocals with Harmony Bleed 21:55-25:39
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Bob Marley-Lead and Backing Vocals
Peter Tosh-Harmony and Backing Vocals
Bunny Wailer-Harmony and Backing Vocals
Robbie Shakespeare-1960s Fender Jazz Bass
Sparrow Martin-1967 Ludwig Hollywood Maple
Roger Lewis-1960s Fender Jaguar
Steven “Cat” Coore-Unknown Electric Guitar
Tyrone Downie-Hammond B3 Organ
Earl “Wya” Lindo-Hamburg Steinway Piano
John ‘Rabbit’ Bundrick-1970 Moog Mini Synthesizer Model D, Hohner Clavinet D6
Wayne Perkins-1971 Gibson Les Paul Standard
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Catch a Fire/Single 1973
Drums 0:04-5:31
Bass 5:35-10:47
Rhythm Guitar, Guitar Solo and Keyboard Solo 10:51-16:22
Organ, Piano, Lead and Rhythm Guitars, Moog and Harmonies 16:26-21:52
Lead Vocals with Harmony Bleed 21:55-25:39
Dude..........yes
I'm still amazed/puzzled at how they did the guitar/clavinet solo. The sound is so satisfying. As Chris Blackwell said in the documentary, Catch a Fire had so many overdubs to try and make it more "appropriate" for the American market.
Same here- I never could quite discern what was guitar and what was clavinet until hearing it deconstructed like this. I've always loved the sounds in Stir it Up. Wish that Wayne Perkins would have added his flare to more Wailers tunes.
Amazing. It's the first time I hear Bob's voice in isolation. WOW an incredibile talent.
Masterpiece
perfect comment.
Excellent work!
cool
Sparrow Martin. The most underated drummer in jamaica. bob could not be wrong. i know the story. PM.
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wow
Really cool! How were you able to isolate the tracks?
Using the Rock Band Moggs on Audacity
@@HJsCorn909 The original version of Stir It Up was recorded in 1967 or 1968. It was the Rocksteady version which sounded very different from the 1972 Catch A Fire version.
What's the source on the exact gear used? The synth sounds more like an ARP Odyssey to me.
I saw a bunch of places say it was a Moog but it could have been an ARP. I know Earl Lindo used a Moog on the Old Grey Whistle Test performance/mime but that’s about it so 🤷♂️
@@HJsCorn909 Thanks for your reply! Hm. I should probably set up the minimoog and the Odyssey and do a direct comparison myself…
How does Aston get the punchy bass tone?
My guess would be amp settings and possibly EQ
Robbie Shakespeare plays bass line not Aston Barrett. Robbie has also played concrete jungle. Watching album credit
@@HJsCorn909 Robbie Shakespeare plays bass line not Aston Barrett. Robbie has also played concrete jungle. Watching album credit
@@Dadalive-uy3ub oh I didn’t know that, I thought Robbie was just concrete jung