The Ralphe Armstrong Show: Rodney Whitaker "Take The 'A' Train"

Rodney Whitaker performs on the 05/27/11 Ralphe Armstrong Show.
With ID: Henry Gibson (keyboards), Billy Higgins (drums)

[@nelsongabrielplaca5419]

I love Rodney. I have been blessed to take private lessons with man and he is even as a person.

[@izziOnBass]

Oh man! that walking is a thousand miles! what s playing!

[@romel_storm]

he quoted Paul Chambers' Visitation at 1:50

[@nowhere991]

Noway, wonderful.

[@Streetsafe1]

Nice great bass playing

[@gerard5461gmail]

That tonight show with johnny carson. Our guests don rickles , jonathan winters and betty white. And here's johnny.

[@mikewinburn]

not digging the keyboard "digital music" sound. But he did a fantastic job. excellent presentation

[@FawleyJude]

Yeah, that synthesized Rhodes sound is pretty harsh sounding. I'd have expected better from Yamaha.

[@greghill5762]

Swinging!!!

[@SNCDeeDee]

the drummers shares his name with the drummer from ornette coleman

[@nowhere991]

I believe music, you know why? Because it's virgin. It has no lies, but the people that make it has so much [baggage] to make it happen. They got it, but once striking a tune they our the servants of the tune. Never believe or trust a musician, because it's not his. Why? They play each other.

[@danielrohanmayer]

Salt Peanuts at 1:28

[@moresalesoryourmoneyback]

It's so difficult to make a bass recording. I have heard Rodney in a room and his tone is so much better than this.

[@tuomas3964]

Beatiful playing but god damn this recorded sound is awful :/ Like what was the mixing guy thinking?

[@tuomas3964]

At least they could have mixed some room sound in there from the video or something...

[@andrew_owens7680]

I think it's acoustically a bad room. You can't get good sound with all that glass.