 The Beat Goes On... Podcast
#4 [15-04-06]
This week I interview Jimmy Payne. Master drummer, creative genius, and all around good guy. Jimmy is one of the artists who helped establish the R & B scene in Canada. He's played drums for such R & B legends as Spencer Davis, King Curtis, Little Milton, Pinetop Perkins, John Hammond, and more.
 Jimmy's drumming is as fiery as any I've ever heard but what really makes him stand out from the pack is the level of control and experience which he applies to every single performance. He listens very closely to the rest of the band and has an uncanny instinct for making sure the parts he plays always hit the sweet spot and make the band shine, no matter what else is going on onstage.
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Catch Jimmy Payne with Brother Ray Lemelin at the 2006 Calgary Stampede as well as the upcoming Calgary Blues Festival. They can also be seen regularly at a variety of venues around town, consult local listings for dates
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Jimmy's
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People
and places mentioned in this podcast include: |
| Larry Sikes, Danforth Avenue, Booker T, Charlie Eckstein, Mills Brothers, Bill Doggett, King Curtis, Pinetop Perkins, Little Milton, John Hammond, Otis Rush, Volume III, James "Chip" Burney, Curly Bridges, Frank Motley, Dual Trumpet, George Phillips, Led Zeppelin, Howlin' Wolf, Rockin' Ronnie Hawkins, The King Eddy Hotel, House of Payne, George Taylor, Timothy C. Lee, Tom Cote, Mofessor, David Henderson, Boots Randolph, The Coasters, Ray Lemelin, Bob Richardson, Slaughterhouse Studios, Dillon MacDonald, Calgary Music, Karl Roth, Bill Hills, Johnny V, Bill Eaglesham, Commercial Hotel, Steve Hoy, Jack Semple, Kaos, Jimmy Carver, Calgary Stampede, Calgary Blues Festival, Steel Pan, Music Calgary, Marvin Yakoweshen, Bill Dowey, Back Alley John, Tower of Power, Bill Munson, The Happy Hooker, Xavier Hollander, Dave Garibaldi, Rocco Prestia, Neil Young. |
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Credits
This show was written and produced by Corey Milner for Music Calgary.
The music used in this podcast as well for the song reviews, is
"podsafe" audio licensed under a Creative Commons agreement.
Click here
for more on Creative Commons licensing. Click
here to visit podsafeaudio.com. Here are individual credits
for the artists and songs which appear on this weeks podcast. Please
support them and buy a CD if you can. Because more music = better
world. :)
Tom Cote - I Like Caffiene [web
link]
Timothy C. Lee - Some Things Never Change [web
link]
Mofessor
- Red Hot Boogie [web
link]
David Henderson - Feel My Pain Miss Jane [web
link}
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