Jackson_B wrote:bongosnotbombs wrote:Kind of a long shot, but did anyone happen to have downloaded that video posted a while back with Marlon Brando and jack Constanzo playing congas at Marlon's house during an interview? Sadly the video has been "removed by user" on Youtube.
I found it at this website: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2187002007562349927#
bongosnotbombs wrote:Hey, thanks a lot man! I was sad to think it was no longer available. Such a classic.
Mike wrote:Wow, amazing, I did not know Brando really played conga.
A very nice video, especially because of Jack Costanzio´s impressive playing.
burke wrote:Man you are right about the sound! I can hear the drunkards yelling at each other pretty well though
I faintly made out a zittzzz , zittzz, zittzz from your cajon ...I think.
I used to play witha combo that did this tune, played bongo with it, must try it with cajon.
Cheers
Darrell
niallgregory wrote:burke wrote:Man you are right about the sound! I can hear the drunkards yelling at each other pretty well though
I faintly made out a zittzzz , zittzz, zittzz from your cajon ...I think.
I used to play witha combo that did this tune, played bongo with it, must try it with cajon.
Cheers
Darrell
cajon is the way to go for the bossa nova tunes imo , easy to replicate the kit and get a nice samba vibe going . Starting to really enjoy playing it again .
bongosnotbombs wrote:Mike wrote:Wow, amazing, I did not know Brando really played conga.
A very nice video, especially because of Jack Costanzio´s impressive playing.
Mike, you're behind the times man..
Marlon's playing has been the subject of many posts and pictures.
jorge wrote:Nice one Niall. The cajon gave a mellow kick/snare feeling that went well with the song.
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