Stripped Back Tracks

[Del Boy]

I've long been a fan of shows such as Classic Albums where you get to see how songs are constructed . It interests me to hear the artists taking you through the recording process and to hear how certain parts sound isolated on the desk. 

On Youtube there's plenty of classics to check out. You get a chance to hear the true skill of what's written and played by the musicians and of course some bits are often hidden far down in the mix of the final track especially bass parts.  Even the upfront guitar parts reveal a lot of the tone when standalone. 

The Who's John Entwistle's Bass part on Won't Get Fooled Again

Paul Kossoff - Free-  All Right Now 
I've started this at 1.43 to get a bit of the main riff and the part leading into the solo. Great stuff.

[Del Boy]

Plenty of Beatles stuff, Steve Austin 

Paul and Ringo locked in 



John and George ? 

[Steve Austin]

I must admit that recently I've been listening to the isolated drum tracks from The Beatles, I've never been one to knock Ringo's drumming.  Here is a sample of the finest rhythm section ever:

[Del Boy]

That is a good example Steve 

[John Steed]

Mar 25, 2021 19:36:25 GMT Del Boy said:

That is a good example Steve 

Excellent!


Steed

[Del Boy]

White Room by Cream 
This is a hybrid video of the recording added over 68 concert footage. 


Here's the isolated drum track and it really shows of Ginger Bakers skills. Love the toms and the rolling beat. 
Play loud with the bass up , great stuff 

[Del Boy]

So it seems the above is Fake News not the original but a cover. I noticed a couple of differences the odd bit of slack time etc and the comments are of the same opinion. 
Still its very good and pretty darn close.  

[Lord Emsworth]

Mar 25, 2021 19:27:10 GMT Steve Austin said:

I must admit that recently I've been listening to the isolated drum tracks from The Beatles, I've never been one to knock Ringo's drumming.  Here is a sample of the finest rhythm section ever:

That's marvellous - thanks Steve