Cool !!!

The real deal. Outstanding.:-)

Nice. I'm reading a book on the history of Stax right now.

he was great

Wish I could have heard him live!

R.I.P Rik, a true “Leg End” !! 😂

Interesting. It seems that in the UK/BBC it was somewhat more common to use existing music as theme music on television than in the USA, where almost all theme music for television would be purpose- written for the show.

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On the way to the Sandlot

Wasn’t one of the band members last name Nix?

@@davidroberson7811 Yes, you are listening to Don Nix on saxophone.

What we hear as children is so important. The best thing we can do as parents is play broad styles of music but excellent examples of each. Music is the greatest education.

I'm 42 years of age and prefer Old School Soul and R&B

Look up Steve Cropper.

@@robotnik77 and tell him to add duck dunn and don nix while he's googling...

❤ this!!

I don’t blame you! P.S. You have excellent taste in music!

A great story.

Kerrie Shaffer was it PAYPHONE 10 cents or CELL phone ? LoL....

I may be wrong, but I remember it coming out late summer of 1961 (?).

awesome

I was going to Santa Fe and heard the Navajo station

LOL! 🎵🎶🐔

Bottom for me.

Both excellent pieces of media :')

The best part of Instrumentals is there's no stupid lyrics to memorize

Wegra b Petal to the metal. Those were the days, and they were never better.

Petal to the metal. Those were the days, and they were never better!

Donald Trump I meant "Pedal to the metal," but who's giving out grades? If you are who you say you are, then you're just a little older than I am, and you'd definitely remember this song. I'm looking forward to Friday, and I hope that you will help us to "Make America Great Again." Good luck, and God Bless America! Rock on!

bob souvenir

I remember the RiverFest /Aquafest, I grew up around Austin

I poke someone's eye to this to which they proceed to kick me

@@hakc97again I then proceed to glass them to death to prevent repercussions involving a frying pan.

@Brecconable or you hit them with a hammer which makes them fall down the stairs. "That was a nasty tumble, have yourself some dearie"

My toddler has been doing exactly that when this tune plays in Chicken Run 2.

Drums are tuned tight

@@tomlehr861 as, I recollect this was actually a studio band that did the record

there were three drummers who did play for them, Al Jackson Jr, Terry Johnson, and Howard Grimis

Miles Davis could get away with saying ridiculous things like that because he was Miles Davis.

i don't think public enemy agreed with him

@@zelmoziggy pffffftt

@@zelmoziggy true

@@zelmoziggy And yet here you are with no excuse at all.

+toms cards you're giving your age away. i danced to this at the friday dances from early to mid sixties.

I think the local bands in my community played this bf intermission.

Juliaflo He died,I did not know that. Damn,another blues bro’s. Gone.

Citizen Rico duck wasnt on this

@@ManiacGuitar98 oh yes he was ,,, Lewis was on the last 40 seconds ,, This song was recorded in Brunswick Tn. It had over 110 edits .. I know because i grew up with all of these guys.. Sorry history got twisted in one book , when D.D had passed . My father put this in Distribution and got it to the masses and Duck was my dads brother.. This was not recorded on McLemore ave. Sorry for Lewis bitterness that his career was over by 1965 . In fact there were so many edits on this track because Chips was learning how to record . I also grew up knowing Chips . Sorry peoples memories and thoughts do get lost after 60 years ..

I am confused as I thought booker T was in the BAR-KEYS

@@potdog1000 Steve Cropper and Duck Dunn were in the Mar-Keys; Booker T. Jones and Al Jackson were not. I once read that this recording was part group members and part session guys (session sax players Gilbert Caples and Floyd Newman were the guys who came up with the main riffs for this song).

thanks @@carywiesner769

The session players often make these songs go, in my opinion. They've heard, seen and played so much music that they just use their experience to just mesh in and improve. Willie Mitchell, Nino Tempo, and Larry Carlton are three great session musicians who come to mind. All three are on You Tube.

​@@carywiesner769 Cropper was on this recording, but not Dunn.

Yes, it does. Except this is the original version from 30 years earlier.

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Oooooooh yeah‼

This was 1961.

ya me too bottom's the greatest

Philly in the house here!

Reading my comment again made me realise that I'd made my daughter sound like she's just a kid. She isn't - she's almost 29 and a primary school teacher!! LMAO! :D

+Phil Turner My favourite episode has to be 'Gas'. Your's?

she's my kind of person

@@cosmicjenny4508 "GAAAAS MAAAAN, GAAAAS MAAAAN, GAAAS MAAAAN!!" Totally with you on that one.

Dance and fight with the person next you/poke them in the eye

+nealbfinn Donald Dunn played bass, not trumpet.

Yes, he indeed was a great bass player. But he started out in the Memphis studios as a trumpet player. He was too good on the bass and the trumpet went by the wayside

Booker T. told me when I met him in person, that he did not play on Last Night. maybe the rest of the MG's did, but he said he had not......

The Wikipedia history of the Mar-Keys: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mar-Keys

incorrect, Wayne Jackson was the trumpet player. Donald "Duck" Dunn was the second bass player after Lewis Stienburg who actually played on Green Onions"

@@UrbexUK2008

Sexist pig

Finally someone said it.

That is what happened to me

william spalding Yep love to hate those ear worms.