# Bruce Hampton
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bruce hampton (born Gustav Valentine Berglund III; April 30, 1947 – May 1, 2017) was an American musician. In the late 1960s he was a founding member of Atlanta, Georgia's avant-garde Hampton Grease Band. Adopting the moniker Colonel Hampton B. Coles, Retired or alternatively Col.
Died On Stage At His 70th Birthday Bash…Band Kept Jamming
Opie, Carl & Sherrod react to jam band legend Colonel Bruce Hampton collapsing and dying on stage during his star-studded 70th birthday show (they play the cell phone video). Carl gets his official chef certificate and Dickies jacket, then immediately gets roasted. Louis plans a wild Atlantic Ci ...
From Tech Hustle to Grammy Glory: Souvik Dutta on Shakti, John McLaughlin, and Abstract Logix
Discover how a tech professional turned a bedroom music blog into a Grammy-winning independent record label. In this premiere episode of the Tones of Vinyl podcast, we sit down with Souvik Dutta, founder of Abstract Logix.
Souvik is one of those rare humans who truly lives and breathes music eve ...
Set 2: Episode 57 - Carson Moore and Miles Jernigan
Carson and Miles are musicians who have been friends for a long time. Carson plays banjo and Miles plays the guitar and they love to play improv music.
We talk about the East Nash guys, the influence of Bela Fleck and Colonel Bruce Hampton, "effortless mastery", the reproduction of eels - or a ...
Episode 114: The Zambi Files ~ Jeff Sipe
Seth and Rob were allowed into Jeff Sipe's rehearsal space to talk about how Sipe's drumming/producing career unfolded, and the many roles Col. Bruce Hampton played in Jeff reaching his musical self-actualization.
The hosts first learn how the young, aspiring Virginia drummer found his way to th ...
Set 2: Episode 61 - Joey Remillard (Strictly Liquid)
Joey is the bass player for Strictly Liquid. We recap his fun weekend with Oteil and friends, he tells us about the formation and steady rise of his band, why he plays a six string bass, Colonel Bruce Hampton, and being a frontman..kind of?
Chloe and I share some hot takes, discuss the word - ...
Ep 38 : 'The Sand Bar' w/ Mike Dougher
Eat the Brick – Episode 38: The Sand Bar with Mike Dougher
Mike Dougher has been booking live music in Chattanooga for more than four decades, and on this episode we get into a whole lot of that history.
We start with the early days at The Sand Bar and work our way through years of Chattanooga ...
Ep 39: 'Sixty Eight' w/ Mark Chester
Mark Chester joins us for Episode 39, “Sixty-Eight.”
Mark came up in the Atlanta music world and knew and played with both Col. Bruce Hampton and percussionist Count M’Butu.
Mark brings us some great stories from those years — playing with the Col., the mythology and madness that always seemed ...
"If he was selling tickets to the moon for $350, I'd have to stay home." Duane with Derek & the Dominos in Tampa and other Florida rock & roll tales
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Subscriber Ronny Elliott reached out to me in response to this recent post. “This critic implied the Allman Brothers were boring in 1969.”
The post was reviews of two 1969 Allman Brothers shows in the Tampa area a month apart. One, by Rory O’Connor of a show at the Electric Zoo, ...
Old Crow Medicine Show's Ketch Secor Gets Honest About Country Music | Andy Frasco
Old Crow Medicine Show frontman Ketch Secor joins Andy Frasco's World Saving Podcast for a candid conversation about country music, the American dream, and what musicians owe their audiences.
This episode is brought to you by JamCut.IO (https://jamcut.io/). If you're a musician and you're tired ...
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