[Interview] Glen Washington @ Deux Pièces Cuisine 06/04/19
Posté : 10 avr. 2019 19:56
Le samedi 6 avril 2019, nous avons eu l'opportunité d'interviewer Glen Washington. L'interview complète est disponible sur:
http://www.jamworld876.net/interview/in ... pc-france/
Ci-dessous, un extrait:
How was the show tonight? How did you feel?
Me feel good. Real good vibe. Nice reception. People in Paris could sing. I enjoy that. When the people them can party, I like that.
During the 70’s, Glen Washington worked closely with Joseph Hill…
In the early days, as a matter of fact, is a mentor of mine. He was one of my mentor. The band that I was singing with, back then, the drummer was Joseph Hill. He was the drummer, and I was the lead singer. Then, Joseph Hill went, and formed a group called Culture. So he had to leave the band. And I ended up taking on as an apprentice drummer.
I ended up beating the drum, because we had a whole bunch of little gigs, and didn’t have a drummer like right away. So I had to fall right in there. I ended up playing and singing. It wasn’t easy at first but then I did play the drums and sing. And I was known, back then, as a singing drummer for over 20 years.
Back then, he didn’t record any material with Joseph Hill…
Back in the days, my first recording was a song called “Suzie.” But this was after I went different ways with Joseph Hill. They had a talent contest, and I ended up being the winner of that contest. Part of the prize was to have my song recorded.
Later on, I went to Joe Gibbs Records. Joseph Hill actually took me there, and I ended up recording a song called “Rockers Nuh Crackers.” It’s a big song back in the days. It was like recorded in 1973. [...}
http://www.jamworld876.net/interview/in ... pc-france/
Ci-dessous, un extrait:
How was the show tonight? How did you feel?
Me feel good. Real good vibe. Nice reception. People in Paris could sing. I enjoy that. When the people them can party, I like that.
During the 70’s, Glen Washington worked closely with Joseph Hill…
In the early days, as a matter of fact, is a mentor of mine. He was one of my mentor. The band that I was singing with, back then, the drummer was Joseph Hill. He was the drummer, and I was the lead singer. Then, Joseph Hill went, and formed a group called Culture. So he had to leave the band. And I ended up taking on as an apprentice drummer.
I ended up beating the drum, because we had a whole bunch of little gigs, and didn’t have a drummer like right away. So I had to fall right in there. I ended up playing and singing. It wasn’t easy at first but then I did play the drums and sing. And I was known, back then, as a singing drummer for over 20 years.
Back then, he didn’t record any material with Joseph Hill…
Back in the days, my first recording was a song called “Suzie.” But this was after I went different ways with Joseph Hill. They had a talent contest, and I ended up being the winner of that contest. Part of the prize was to have my song recorded.
Later on, I went to Joe Gibbs Records. Joseph Hill actually took me there, and I ended up recording a song called “Rockers Nuh Crackers.” It’s a big song back in the days. It was like recorded in 1973. [...}