Music Donald Duck Dunn Dies: Legendary Musician Passes Away

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The discussion highlights the influence of legendary musicians like Duck Dunn on aspiring musicians, particularly in the realms of bass and drums. Participants reminisce about their musical experiences, including playing in bands and using iconic instruments like the Hammond C3 organ with a Leslie speaker. There is a shared appreciation for the unique sounds produced by these instruments, with some expressing challenges in replicating the distinctive tones achieved by renowned artists like Booker T. and the MGs. The conversation reflects a deep respect for the craftsmanship and legacy of these musicians, emphasizing their impact on personal musical journeys.
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Thanks, George. I was always a fan of guitar (like any kid from the 50s), but these journeymen musicians taught me to love (and play) bass and drums, too. Many years later, I could have such fun and make a comfortable second income playing in taverns and bars. I assembled an entire kit of Fibes drums with Zildjian cymbals. The neighbors might not have liked it, but my little brother got a kick out of it.
 
Nice Duck Dunn guitar accents and riffs in this one also:
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ThomasT said:
Nice Duck Dunn guitar accents and riffs in this one also:
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turbo said:
Thanks for the link. My college band featured a Hammond C3 console organ with a Leslie. Killer combo! The C3 was a PITA to move, but at least it was better than a B. Porta-Bs came out many years later, but IMO, the sound was not the same.
Your knowledge, experience and musical abilities are beyond mine. Thanks for the info. Booker T (and the MGs, including the Duck) got a nice sound out of his organ that I've never been able to exactly reproduce.
 
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