Articles by Corey Brown - Page 185

In 1989, Steve Gadd and his band took the stage in Switzerland and performed Stevie Wonder’s “Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m Yours.” The line-up was incredible, with Gadd, Richard Tee, Cornell Dupree, Ronnie Cuber, and Eddie Gomez.

Keith Williams of five watt world put together an incredible video on the legendary Fender Jazz Bass. The video covers the origins of the instrument, the specs, some of the legendary players who played the instrument, and later variations.

Sam Wilkes is back in this new Scary Pockets video, which features Marcus Scott on vocals. Dig the band doing their thing on Elton John’s “Bennie and the Jets.”

I’ve really been enjoying Cory Wong’s latest record, “Motivational Music for the Syncopated Soul,” since its release in August. Here’s a new video Cory shared from the album. “Frogville” features bassist Kevin MacIntire, two drummers, and custom jerseys.

Back in May, we shared a new Dirty Loops video for the first time in a while. The trio of bassist Henrik Linder, vocalist/keyboardist Jonah Nilsson, and drummer Aron Mellergård are back with this track, “Next To You.”

Every once in a while, Leonid & Friends take on a cover other than a Chicago tune. This time around, they play a cover of a cover: Earth, Wind & Fire’s version of the Beatles’ tune, “Got To Get You Into My Life.”

Our gear coverage in September got a lot of attention. And as is the case, we celebrate the top 10 reader favorites for the month with this Gear Roundup.

Flying Colors are set to release their third studio album, “Third Degree,” on October 4th. Check out Steve Morse, Mike Portnoy, Neal Morse, Dave LaRue, and Casey McPherson performing the track “The Loss Inside.”

I’m such a huge fan of The Tedeschi Trucks Band. So it is always exciting to see a new video from the band. “This clip connects behind-the-scenes footage during the band’s 3-night run at the Tokyo Dome City Hall on the ‘Signs’ tour with the studio version of ‘High & Mighty,’” the band shared.

A 2004 video recently surfaced on Youtube of the Billy Cobham Spectrum performing in Italy. The band featured Cobham along with Larry Coryell, Victor Bailey, and Tom Coster. It is amazing.

Rush’s 2007 album “Snakes & Arrows” included an awesome instrumental, entitled “The Main Monkey Business.” From the R40 tour, here’s a great clip of Geddy Lee and the band performing it.

I’ve been spinning YYNOT’s new album, “Resonance,” a lot lately. So it was cool to see another video released by the band this morning. Take a listen to Tim Starace’s massive tone on “Wildest Dreams.”