Nicky Hopkins : The Ultimate Session Man
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Re: Nicky Hopkins : The Ultimate Session Man
Terry & the Pirates - I Put A Spell On You feat Nicky Hopkins
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http://theinvaders-alison.blogspot.com/2009/08/hes-session-man.html
interview 1972
NICKY LIVE IN AMERICA
http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/quicksilver-messenger-service/concerts/winterland-april-15-1970.html
Quicksilver Messenger Service Concert
Winterland (San Francisco, CA) Apr 15, 1970
http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/quicksilver-messenger-service/concerts/fillmore-west-june-18-1970.html
Quicksilver Messenger Service Concert
Fillmore West (San Francisco, CA) Jun 18, 1970
http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/jerry-garcia-band/concerts/winterland-december-19-1975.html
Jerry Garcia Band Concert
Winterland (San Francisco, CA) Dec 19, 1975
http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/jerry-garcia-band/concerts/winterland-december-20-1975.html
Jerry Garcia Band Concert
Winterland (San Francisco, CA) Dec 20, 1975
interview 1972
NICKY LIVE IN AMERICA
http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/quicksilver-messenger-service/concerts/winterland-april-15-1970.html
Quicksilver Messenger Service Concert
Winterland (San Francisco, CA) Apr 15, 1970
http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/quicksilver-messenger-service/concerts/fillmore-west-june-18-1970.html
Quicksilver Messenger Service Concert
Fillmore West (San Francisco, CA) Jun 18, 1970
http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/jerry-garcia-band/concerts/winterland-december-19-1975.html
Jerry Garcia Band Concert
Winterland (San Francisco, CA) Dec 19, 1975
http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/jerry-garcia-band/concerts/winterland-december-20-1975.html
Jerry Garcia Band Concert
Winterland (San Francisco, CA) Dec 20, 1975
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Re: Nicky Hopkins : The Ultimate Session Man
"Nicky Hopkins : Claviers sur Family Entertainment" ah ! oui ! me souvenais pas... il traînait vraiment partout ! j'adorais Family !
Re: Nicky Hopkins : The Ultimate Session Man
Leptilou a écrit:... j'adorais Family !
Avec la voix unique de Roger Chapman.
Re: Nicky Hopkins : The Ultimate Session Man
Ella Fitzgerald - Get Ready
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1l1jlGQjpA&feature=bf_next&list=PL2191C7A47854619F&lf=plpp_video
Steve Earl & Joe Walsh - Honey Don't
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VnyKK7hEGw&feature=bf_prev&list=PL2191C7A47854619F&lf=plpp_video
Tim Hardin - Unforgiven
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAM-IuKdSXQ&feature=bf_next&list=PL2191C7A47854619F&lf=plpp_video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1l1jlGQjpA&feature=bf_next&list=PL2191C7A47854619F&lf=plpp_video
Steve Earl & Joe Walsh - Honey Don't
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VnyKK7hEGw&feature=bf_prev&list=PL2191C7A47854619F&lf=plpp_video
Tim Hardin - Unforgiven
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAM-IuKdSXQ&feature=bf_next&list=PL2191C7A47854619F&lf=plpp_video
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Re: Nicky Hopkins : The Ultimate Session Man
il est aussi musicien a l'époque avec les OUTLAWS ou il y avait RITCHIE BLACKMORE, merci pour les liens pour les bio en français, malheureusement je n'ai guère trouver des informations qui m'intéresse..Je suis occupé un peu a relire tout ce qui se dit sur SCREAMING LORD SUTCH..mais pfff les années 60 sont un tel fouillis que les recherches sont ardues
vous trouver ici les nombreuses sessions de cette époque avec Blackmore
http://www.thehighwaystar.com/rosas/jouni/rb.html
vous trouver ici les nombreuses sessions de cette époque avec Blackmore
http://www.thehighwaystar.com/rosas/jouni/rb.html
Re: Nicky Hopkins : The Ultimate Session Man
christian a écrit:il est aussi musicien a l'époque avec les OUTLAWS ou il y avait RITCHIE BLACKMORE, merci pour les liens pour les bio en français, malheureusement je n'ai guère trouver des informations qui m'intéresse..Je suis occupé un peu a relire tout ce qui se dit sur SCREAMING LORD SUTCH..mais pfff les années 60 sont un tel fouillis que les recherches sont ardues
vous trouver ici les nombreuses sessions de cette époque avec Blackmore
http://www.thehighwaystar.com/rosas/jouni/rb.html
J'ai quelque singles avec Ritchie Blackmore et Nicky
"The Return Of The Outlaws" 1963 par les Outlaws
"Getaway" 1965 sous le nom de Ritchie Blackmore Orchestra
"Satisfy My Soul" 1966 sous le nom de Ronnie Jones
"Yakety Yak" et "My Baby Left Me" 1968 sous le nom de Neil Christian & The Crusaders
et je vois qu'il y a deux versions de "Let Me In"
une avec ritchie et nicky et un certain Andy Cavell
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCAPW8Jg9lo
et une hallucinante avec Jimmy Page, Nicky chez Neil Christian & The Crusaders (que je n'ai malheureusement pas trouvé sur you-tube)
Bloomers- Messages : 2749
Date d'inscription : 15/04/2008
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Re: Nicky Hopkins : The Ultimate Session Man
MerciBloomers a écrit:christian a écrit:il est aussi musicien a l'époque avec les OUTLAWS ou il y avait RITCHIE BLACKMORE, merci pour les liens pour les bio en français, malheureusement je n'ai guère trouver des informations qui m'intéresse..Je suis occupé un peu a relire tout ce qui se dit sur SCREAMING LORD SUTCH..mais pfff les années 60 sont un tel fouillis que les recherches sont ardues
vous trouver ici les nombreuses sessions de cette époque avec Blackmore
http://www.thehighwaystar.com/rosas/jouni/rb.html
J'ai quelque singles avec Ritchie Blackmore et Nicky
"The Return Of The Outlaws" 1963 par les Outlaws
"Getaway" 1965 sous le nom de Ritchie Blackmore Orchestra
"Satisfy My Soul" 1966 sous le nom de Ronnie Jones
"Yakety Yak" et "My Baby Left Me" 1968 sous le nom de Neil Christian & The Crusaders
et je vois qu'il y a deux versions de "Let Me In"
une avec ritchie et nicky et un certain Andy Cavell
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCAPW8Jg9lo
et une hallucinante avec Jimmy Page, Nicky chez Neil Christian & The Crusaders (que je n'ai malheureusement pas trouvé sur you-tube)
Re: Nicky Hopkins : The Ultimate Session Man
D'après une interview de DERECK LAWRENCE les sessions des années soixante étaient très nombreuses et beaucoup de choses ont été coupées,jetées et comme parfois sa mémoire lui fait défaut, par ex il ne sait plus dire qui de Nicky Hopkins ou Matt Fisher jouait sur certains morceaux...je me sens un peu comme Indianna Jones dans mes recherches..
Re: Nicky Hopkins : The Ultimate Session Man
christian a écrit:D'après une interview de DERECK LAWRENCE les sessions des années soixante étaient très nombreuses et beaucoup de choses ont été coupées,jetées et comme parfois sa mémoire lui fait défaut, par ex il ne sait plus dire qui de Nicky Hopkins ou Matt Fisher jouait sur certains morceaux...je me sens un peu comme Indianna Jones dans mes recherches..
oui ce n'est pas evident, il y a pas beaucoup de crédits et le piano est parfois à peine audible
Nicky est rentré à l'hopital en mai 63 jusqu'a la fin de l'année, je pense qu'il n'a pas joué beaucoup pour les Outlaws ou Lord Sutch
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“What I liked about Nicky is you’d give him a song and he’d develop it, with a couple of passes, into something, almost immediately. He was so easy to work with and he could hang; we’d do sessions for fifteen hours, sometimes two days
and he’d still be there, you know.”
– Keith Richards
“Nicky was a great talent…He is gone but his wonderful playing will live on and I’m proud that so much of his work will be heard as part of my own. Nicky is a big part of my work and I think of him often.”
– Pete Townshend
“He was the guy who basically set the tone; he just had it. It felt so good and it sounded so good; you couldn’t help but love what he did. He brought such heart to his playing and every project he touched has a soulful, symphonic feel to it that comes from the way he connected to his instrument. I can hear a piano and know that it’s Nicky. I wish he were here right now—it would be so great if he could just walk out on the stage and sit down at the piano.”
– Steve Miller
“I worked with Richard Tee – I’ve even had Ray Charles alongside me and Nicky was up there with all of those guys; he just made you listen. Nicky was a genius, but a lot of time genius isn’t noticed until many years later.”
– Joe Cocker
“It was such a thrill to work for him as well as have him work with me. Every time I hear Joe Cocker’s ‘You Are So Beautiful’ I want to cry before Joe’s even come in. People try to emulate that piano piece, but there’s only one person could have played that—Nicky Hopkins.”
– Peter Frampton
“I can’t speak highly enough of his piano playing. Most guys who think they can play – let’s call it boogie-woogie – none of them can do the right hand like Nicky.”
– Rod Stewart
“In my opinion, Nicky was the greatest rock’n’roll piano player of all time. There’s nothing he couldn’t play. I really miss him tremendously and it was really one of the great thrills of my career to have worked with him.”
– Richard Perry (Producer, Harry Nilsson)
“He’s right up there among the top two or three most important session guys or side-men from the sixties rock scene in England; I don’t think there’s any question of that.”
– Shel Talmy (Producer, The Who, The Kinks)
“It was all a weave of wants, dreams and possibility – the songs, the parts, the sound, the players, the voices and the moment – and Nicky was a part of that team – a warm, special, talented part of those wonderful days when we did not seem able to be wrong.”
– Andrew Loog Oldham (Producer, The Rolling Stones)
“I think Nicky did that with all the great boogie-woogie or whatever his influences were by the time I discovered his playing; he kind of made it his own, and when you threw that in with the likes of the Stones or the Jeff Beck Group, he really did write the book on rock’n’roll piano playing at a very early age”
– Nils Lofgren (Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band)
“We just said, “Hey, we’re not going to tell you what to play! You can play anything you want, dude and it’ll be just fine with us.” Nicky was at his absolute best. He was just playing fantastic and coming up with these parts that just were so special.”
– Joe Walsh (The Eagles)
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and he’d still be there, you know.”
– Keith Richards
“Nicky was a great talent…He is gone but his wonderful playing will live on and I’m proud that so much of his work will be heard as part of my own. Nicky is a big part of my work and I think of him often.”
– Pete Townshend
“He was the guy who basically set the tone; he just had it. It felt so good and it sounded so good; you couldn’t help but love what he did. He brought such heart to his playing and every project he touched has a soulful, symphonic feel to it that comes from the way he connected to his instrument. I can hear a piano and know that it’s Nicky. I wish he were here right now—it would be so great if he could just walk out on the stage and sit down at the piano.”
– Steve Miller
“I worked with Richard Tee – I’ve even had Ray Charles alongside me and Nicky was up there with all of those guys; he just made you listen. Nicky was a genius, but a lot of time genius isn’t noticed until many years later.”
– Joe Cocker
“It was such a thrill to work for him as well as have him work with me. Every time I hear Joe Cocker’s ‘You Are So Beautiful’ I want to cry before Joe’s even come in. People try to emulate that piano piece, but there’s only one person could have played that—Nicky Hopkins.”
– Peter Frampton
“I can’t speak highly enough of his piano playing. Most guys who think they can play – let’s call it boogie-woogie – none of them can do the right hand like Nicky.”
– Rod Stewart
“In my opinion, Nicky was the greatest rock’n’roll piano player of all time. There’s nothing he couldn’t play. I really miss him tremendously and it was really one of the great thrills of my career to have worked with him.”
– Richard Perry (Producer, Harry Nilsson)
“He’s right up there among the top two or three most important session guys or side-men from the sixties rock scene in England; I don’t think there’s any question of that.”
– Shel Talmy (Producer, The Who, The Kinks)
“It was all a weave of wants, dreams and possibility – the songs, the parts, the sound, the players, the voices and the moment – and Nicky was a part of that team – a warm, special, talented part of those wonderful days when we did not seem able to be wrong.”
– Andrew Loog Oldham (Producer, The Rolling Stones)
“I think Nicky did that with all the great boogie-woogie or whatever his influences were by the time I discovered his playing; he kind of made it his own, and when you threw that in with the likes of the Stones or the Jeff Beck Group, he really did write the book on rock’n’roll piano playing at a very early age”
– Nils Lofgren (Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band)
“We just said, “Hey, we’re not going to tell you what to play! You can play anything you want, dude and it’ll be just fine with us.” Nicky was at his absolute best. He was just playing fantastic and coming up with these parts that just were so special.”
– Joe Walsh (The Eagles)
Copyright © Backstage Press, an imprint of Plus One Press
Bloomers- Messages : 2749
Date d'inscription : 15/04/2008
Age : 49
Re: Nicky Hopkins : The Ultimate Session Man
nicky à Woodstock avec l'airplane
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Re: Nicky Hopkins : The Ultimate Session Man
C'est Grace Slick qui est coupée sur la gauche ?
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Blueleader a écrit:C'est Grace Slick qui est coupée sur la gauche ?
yep ! elle est pas très fraîche d'ailleurs on dirait qu'elle à pris 10 ans...comparé à l'époque surrealistic pillow
Bloomers- Messages : 2749
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Bloomers a écrit:Blueleader a écrit:C'est Grace Slick qui est coupée sur la gauche ?
yep ! elle est pas très fraîche d'ailleurs on dirait qu'elle à pris 10 ans...comparé à l'époque surrealistic pillow
après la lecture dans les feuilles de thé... la lecture dans les coudes de chanteuse
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NICKY ON KEYBOARDS !!!
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Jeff Beck Group (avec Ron & Rod)
Rolling Stones (1973)
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http://www.gdao.org/items/show/826662
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Re: Nicky Hopkins : The Ultimate Session Man
Faut écouter cet album. Superbe.
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merci je ne connaissais pas... ce titre est sublime !
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