Hal Blaine - Topsy '65
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9 videosTop Tracks for Hal Blaine- 9:58
Blaine's 10 min drum soloby SplitHoof18,670 views
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Hal Blaine - California Sunby chicken1385,413 views
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The Wrecking Crew - California Dreamingby seriousfun4,231 views
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Hal Blaineby crewgogo17,185 views
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Hal Blaine Drums A Go Go 1967by sunshinetunes6712,331 views
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Drums A GO GO - The Hollywood Persuadersby lightsinorbit101,169 views
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Meco - Topsyby discosmic11,249 views
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Hal Blaine on Frank Sinatra, Part 1 of 2by marniealan12,083 views
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Hal Blaine Worlds Greatest Studio Drummer interviewby askjimmycarter28,648 views
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Topsy Turvyby Draculica524,053 views
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17 drums a go goby naleshasta5,233 views
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Wrecking Crew Tribute at NAMM 2008! Hal Blaine, Don Randi , Jerry Cole and friends!!by sb98253,573 views
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Hal Blaine - Love-In (December)by spoonjarjarspoon1,899 views
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Topsyby compuger129,859 views
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Peggy Lipton (Mod Squad) Singing "Now That Everything's Been Said" 1969 (Carole King Song)by redtelephone6635,608 views
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Topsy 65 - The Mustangs (1964).wmvby EarlOfSound1,884 views
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Los 4 Planetas - Topsy '65by TheMildBunch67905 views
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Topsy Part II Cozy and Steveby Hamaround41,010 views
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Legends of Drumming - Duffy Jackson - Topsyby DuffJackson9,695 views
hal blaine is king!
originalpopGeezer 3 months ago
@stevebul He has double bass drums so i guess he wanted it that way he had another set with a ridiculous amount of drums
spacepatrolman 1 year ago
I wonder if that;s a real drum setup that is shown on the album cover, very strange if it is, almost looks unplayable to have the toms so far apart.
stevebul 1 year ago
Spliting drum rhythms within themselves is as much fun as splitting mathematical fractions. GREAT! Thanks for this post!
VinDcator 2 years ago
GENIUS!!
1959buddyh 2 years ago
Those with enough true interest in Motown, google "lost my athletic scholarship after participating in the civil rights sit-in". This is from that page about Frank Wilson of Motown (& note "regulars"): "The[...] musicians for [a particular late '65 Motown session] were pulled from the studio regulars that included Billy Strange, Glen Campbell, Hal Blaine, Al De Lory, Carol Kaye and Tommy Tedesco.[...] As far as it can be established the tapes were dispatched to Detroit [in] November 1965[....]"
JosephNScott 2 years ago
Yeeessssss! Hal, we love you, my man.
gregman01 2 years ago
For people interested in Los Angeles & Motown, some questions fair-minded person can ask themselves. These are _Qs_, so anyone giving this post a thumbs down or removing it would be opposed to people asking these Qs (hmmmmm).
Does the Supremes' "The Happening" sound like HB?
Did JJ use a pick?
Is a pick audible on the Four Tops' "Eleanor Rigby"? Who may have played bass on it?
Same Qs, Stevie's "Respect"?
Same, B. Holloway's "Just Look What You've Done"?
Where has BH said the last was recorded?
JosephNScott 2 years ago
Hal Baby, You're the man! I love Ya Dude! Your drumming was so hip and full of soulful grooviness it's just a pleasure to hear your work! Thanks for the Hits!AWESOME!!
crossjohn 3 years ago
sounds awesome. very inspirational.
aabighead 3 years ago