Carl Radle
This Oklahoma Music Legend was hailed by Playboy Magazine as one of the top Electric Bass Players in the world for nearly his entire short 20 year career. He was called a Musician’s Musician. He played his style of Bass Guitar, with some of the world’s most Iconic musicians, on some of the very best records of all time and was an important part of some of the world’s most exciting concerts.
published: 07 Mar 2019
The Elusive Carl Radle
published: 21 May 2021
Interview: Requiem for Carl Radle: Clapton Mourns, Elton & The Master of Space & Time #leonrussell
In this interview excerpt from NOTES FROM AN ARTIST RADIO / PODCAST, Bill Janovitz, author of the acclaimed Leon Russell biography The Master of Space and Time’s Journey through Rock and Roll History (Hachette Books) discusses Eric Clapton’s reaction to the death of his longtime bassist and musical director Carl Radle in 1980, Leon’s work ethic with synthesizers and new technology, and his collaboration with Elton John. With hosts David C. Gross and Tom Semioli.
Carl Radle was among the bass icons of the classic rock era of the 1960s-70s, recording, touring, and/or performing with Eric Clapton, Delaney & Bonnie, Leon Russell, George Harrison, Dave Mason, Joe Cocker, Rita Coolidge, Freddie King, Buddy Guy, and J.J. Cale to cite a very select few.
Radle anchored Leon Russell’s legendary “...
published: 12 Mar 2023
Carl Radle
Carl Dean Radle inducted into the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame on October 12th, 2006 in Muskogee, Oklahoma
published: 04 Nov 2006
Learn How To Play Bass Guitar - Cocaine - Carl Radle
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Here's a learn how to play bass guitar tutorial to Cocaine by Eric Clapton. First I look at the 'authentic' way that Carl Radle played. But he plays very sparsly in this song....so in the real world you might wanna goose it up a little. So I show you 4 variations that you can use to provide a busier line if you are playing this with your band mates or in a jam.
For free song tutorials, including Hotel California, The Weight, Moondance and more....CLICK HERE!
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published: 05 Jul 2012
Derek and the Dominos Live 1970 (Eric Clapton, Jim Gordon, Bobby Whitlock, Carl Radle)
The only televised broadcast of Derek and the Dominos features original band members Eric Clapton on guitar/vocals, Bobby Whitlock on keyboards/vocals, Jim Gordon on drums, and Carl Radle on bass guitar (died May 30, 1980, age 37). The group performs Chuck Willis' blues-rock song It's Too Late live from their only studio album Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs (not the Carole King classic).
Eric Clapton formed Derek and the Dominos in 1970. They appeared on the Johnny Cash Show that year. After Clapton is interviewed by host Johnny Cash, Matchbox with Derek and the Dominos, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash is performed (5:06). Watch Eric Clapton perform Benefit Concert for Crossroads Center https://youtu.be/xzi2BWzoRAw and more classic Derek and The Dominos songs: https://youtu.be/1CEy3tFiU...
published: 29 Aug 2018
Layla Carl Radle Bass Line Derek and the dominoes
The Bass is slightly detuned to the original song pitch. Carl Radle plays the same bass line through out the song until the piano part...
published: 07 Mar 2020
Carl Radle Never Ending Song of Love
I'm sure that Carl Radle would be happy to know that he is in a way now getting credit for his song.
published: 23 Jun 2020
Bell Bottom Blues - Carl Radle bass line
Carl Radle's bass line from the Derek & the Dominos song "Bell Bottom Blues." Transcription available at carlradlebass.com.
https://www.carlradlebass.com/2019/10/bell-bottom-blues.html
published: 30 Mar 2020
Feelin' Alright, Joe Cocker Mad Dogs & Englishmen, Leon Russell, Jim Keltner, Jim Gordon, Carl Radle
Carl Radle
This Oklahoma Music Legend was hailed by Playboy Magazine as one of the top Electric Bass Players in the world for nearly his entire short 20 year c...
Carl Radle
This Oklahoma Music Legend was hailed by Playboy Magazine as one of the top Electric Bass Players in the world for nearly his entire short 20 year career. He was called a Musician’s Musician. He played his style of Bass Guitar, with some of the world’s most Iconic musicians, on some of the very best records of all time and was an important part of some of the world’s most exciting concerts.
Carl Radle
This Oklahoma Music Legend was hailed by Playboy Magazine as one of the top Electric Bass Players in the world for nearly his entire short 20 year career. He was called a Musician’s Musician. He played his style of Bass Guitar, with some of the world’s most Iconic musicians, on some of the very best records of all time and was an important part of some of the world’s most exciting concerts.
In this interview excerpt from NOTES FROM AN ARTIST RADIO / PODCAST, Bill Janovitz, author of the acclaimed Leon Russell biography The Master of Space and Time’...
In this interview excerpt from NOTES FROM AN ARTIST RADIO / PODCAST, Bill Janovitz, author of the acclaimed Leon Russell biography The Master of Space and Time’s Journey through Rock and Roll History (Hachette Books) discusses Eric Clapton’s reaction to the death of his longtime bassist and musical director Carl Radle in 1980, Leon’s work ethic with synthesizers and new technology, and his collaboration with Elton John. With hosts David C. Gross and Tom Semioli.
Carl Radle was among the bass icons of the classic rock era of the 1960s-70s, recording, touring, and/or performing with Eric Clapton, Delaney & Bonnie, Leon Russell, George Harrison, Dave Mason, Joe Cocker, Rita Coolidge, Freddie King, Buddy Guy, and J.J. Cale to cite a very select few.
Radle anchored Leon Russell’s legendary “Tulsa Tops” – a cadre of musicians which also included guitarists Jessie Ed Davis and Don Preston; drummers Jim Keltner, Jamie Oldaker, and Jimmy Karstein, among others.
Listen to the interview in its entirety on NOTES FROM AN ARTIST podcast available on Spotify, Amazon, Apple, BuzzSprout and wherever podcasts are podded.
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In this interview excerpt from NOTES FROM AN ARTIST RADIO / PODCAST, Bill Janovitz, author of the acclaimed Leon Russell biography The Master of Space and Time’s Journey through Rock and Roll History (Hachette Books) discusses Eric Clapton’s reaction to the death of his longtime bassist and musical director Carl Radle in 1980, Leon’s work ethic with synthesizers and new technology, and his collaboration with Elton John. With hosts David C. Gross and Tom Semioli.
Carl Radle was among the bass icons of the classic rock era of the 1960s-70s, recording, touring, and/or performing with Eric Clapton, Delaney & Bonnie, Leon Russell, George Harrison, Dave Mason, Joe Cocker, Rita Coolidge, Freddie King, Buddy Guy, and J.J. Cale to cite a very select few.
Radle anchored Leon Russell’s legendary “Tulsa Tops” – a cadre of musicians which also included guitarists Jessie Ed Davis and Don Preston; drummers Jim Keltner, Jamie Oldaker, and Jimmy Karstein, among others.
Listen to the interview in its entirety on NOTES FROM AN ARTIST podcast available on Spotify, Amazon, Apple, BuzzSprout and wherever podcasts are podded.
Like "Notes From An Artist" on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/notesfromanartist
Subscribe to "Notes From An Artist " on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTDf2GpiIxygLRyZJsDc6pg
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Here's a learn how to play bass guitar tutorial to Cocaine by Eric Clapton. First I look at the 'authe...
http://how-to-play-bass.com/register/free-bass-lessons1
Here's a learn how to play bass guitar tutorial to Cocaine by Eric Clapton. First I look at the 'authentic' way that Carl Radle played. But he plays very sparsly in this song....so in the real world you might wanna goose it up a little. So I show you 4 variations that you can use to provide a busier line if you are playing this with your band mates or in a jam.
For free song tutorials, including Hotel California, The Weight, Moondance and more....CLICK HERE!
http://how-to-play-bass.com/register/free-bass-lessons1
http://how-to-play-bass.com/register/free-bass-lessons1
Here's a learn how to play bass guitar tutorial to Cocaine by Eric Clapton. First I look at the 'authentic' way that Carl Radle played. But he plays very sparsly in this song....so in the real world you might wanna goose it up a little. So I show you 4 variations that you can use to provide a busier line if you are playing this with your band mates or in a jam.
For free song tutorials, including Hotel California, The Weight, Moondance and more....CLICK HERE!
http://how-to-play-bass.com/register/free-bass-lessons1
The only televised broadcast of Derek and the Dominos features original band members Eric Clapton on guitar/vocals, Bobby Whitlock on keyboards/vocals, Jim Gord...
The only televised broadcast of Derek and the Dominos features original band members Eric Clapton on guitar/vocals, Bobby Whitlock on keyboards/vocals, Jim Gordon on drums, and Carl Radle on bass guitar (died May 30, 1980, age 37). The group performs Chuck Willis' blues-rock song It's Too Late live from their only studio album Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs (not the Carole King classic).
Eric Clapton formed Derek and the Dominos in 1970. They appeared on the Johnny Cash Show that year. After Clapton is interviewed by host Johnny Cash, Matchbox with Derek and the Dominos, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash is performed (5:06). Watch Eric Clapton perform Benefit Concert for Crossroads Center https://youtu.be/xzi2BWzoRAw and more classic Derek and The Dominos songs: https://youtu.be/1CEy3tFiUsI
The only televised broadcast of Derek and the Dominos features original band members Eric Clapton on guitar/vocals, Bobby Whitlock on keyboards/vocals, Jim Gordon on drums, and Carl Radle on bass guitar (died May 30, 1980, age 37). The group performs Chuck Willis' blues-rock song It's Too Late live from their only studio album Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs (not the Carole King classic).
Eric Clapton formed Derek and the Dominos in 1970. They appeared on the Johnny Cash Show that year. After Clapton is interviewed by host Johnny Cash, Matchbox with Derek and the Dominos, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash is performed (5:06). Watch Eric Clapton perform Benefit Concert for Crossroads Center https://youtu.be/xzi2BWzoRAw and more classic Derek and The Dominos songs: https://youtu.be/1CEy3tFiUsI
Carl Radle's bass line from the Derek & the Dominos song "Bell Bottom Blues." Transcription available at carlradlebass.com.
https://www.carlradlebass.com/2019/1...
Carl Radle's bass line from the Derek & the Dominos song "Bell Bottom Blues." Transcription available at carlradlebass.com.
https://www.carlradlebass.com/2019/10/bell-bottom-blues.html
Carl Radle's bass line from the Derek & the Dominos song "Bell Bottom Blues." Transcription available at carlradlebass.com.
https://www.carlradlebass.com/2019/10/bell-bottom-blues.html
Carl Radle
This Oklahoma Music Legend was hailed by Playboy Magazine as one of the top Electric Bass Players in the world for nearly his entire short 20 year career. He was called a Musician’s Musician. He played his style of Bass Guitar, with some of the world’s most Iconic musicians, on some of the very best records of all time and was an important part of some of the world’s most exciting concerts.
In this interview excerpt from NOTES FROM AN ARTIST RADIO / PODCAST, Bill Janovitz, author of the acclaimed Leon Russell biography The Master of Space and Time’s Journey through Rock and Roll History (Hachette Books) discusses Eric Clapton’s reaction to the death of his longtime bassist and musical director Carl Radle in 1980, Leon’s work ethic with synthesizers and new technology, and his collaboration with Elton John. With hosts David C. Gross and Tom Semioli.
Carl Radle was among the bass icons of the classic rock era of the 1960s-70s, recording, touring, and/or performing with Eric Clapton, Delaney & Bonnie, Leon Russell, George Harrison, Dave Mason, Joe Cocker, Rita Coolidge, Freddie King, Buddy Guy, and J.J. Cale to cite a very select few.
Radle anchored Leon Russell’s legendary “Tulsa Tops” – a cadre of musicians which also included guitarists Jessie Ed Davis and Don Preston; drummers Jim Keltner, Jamie Oldaker, and Jimmy Karstein, among others.
Listen to the interview in its entirety on NOTES FROM AN ARTIST podcast available on Spotify, Amazon, Apple, BuzzSprout and wherever podcasts are podded.
Like "Notes From An Artist" on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/notesfromanartist
Subscribe to "Notes From An Artist " on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTDf2GpiIxygLRyZJsDc6pg
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http://how-to-play-bass.com/register/free-bass-lessons1
Here's a learn how to play bass guitar tutorial to Cocaine by Eric Clapton. First I look at the 'authentic' way that Carl Radle played. But he plays very sparsly in this song....so in the real world you might wanna goose it up a little. So I show you 4 variations that you can use to provide a busier line if you are playing this with your band mates or in a jam.
For free song tutorials, including Hotel California, The Weight, Moondance and more....CLICK HERE!
http://how-to-play-bass.com/register/free-bass-lessons1
The only televised broadcast of Derek and the Dominos features original band members Eric Clapton on guitar/vocals, Bobby Whitlock on keyboards/vocals, Jim Gordon on drums, and Carl Radle on bass guitar (died May 30, 1980, age 37). The group performs Chuck Willis' blues-rock song It's Too Late live from their only studio album Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs (not the Carole King classic).
Eric Clapton formed Derek and the Dominos in 1970. They appeared on the Johnny Cash Show that year. After Clapton is interviewed by host Johnny Cash, Matchbox with Derek and the Dominos, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash is performed (5:06). Watch Eric Clapton perform Benefit Concert for Crossroads Center https://youtu.be/xzi2BWzoRAw and more classic Derek and The Dominos songs: https://youtu.be/1CEy3tFiUsI
Carl Radle's bass line from the Derek & the Dominos song "Bell Bottom Blues." Transcription available at carlradlebass.com.
https://www.carlradlebass.com/2019/10/bell-bottom-blues.html
Carl Radle
This Oklahoma Music Legend was hailed by Playboy Magazine as one of the top Electric Bass Players in the world for nearly his entire short 20 year career. He was called a Musician’s Musician. He played his style of Bass Guitar, with some of the world’s most Iconic musicians, on some of the very best records of all time and was an important part of some of the world’s most exciting concerts.
Carl Radle
This Oklahoma Music Legend was hailed by Playboy Magazine as one of the top Electric Bass Players in the world for nearly his entire short 20 year career. He was called a Musician’s Musician. He played his style of Bass Guitar, with some of the world’s most Iconic musicians, on some of the very best records of all time and was an important part of some of the world’s most exciting concerts.
In this interview excerpt from NOTES FROM AN ARTIST RADIO / PODCAST, Bill Janovitz, author of the acclaimed Leon Russell biography The Master of Space and Time’s Journey through Rock and Roll History (Hachette Books) discusses Eric Clapton’s reaction to the death of his longtime bassist and musical director Carl Radle in 1980, Leon’s work ethic with synthesizers and new technology, and his collaboration with Elton John. With hosts David C. Gross and Tom Semioli.
Carl Radle was among the bass icons of the classic rock era of the 1960s-70s, recording, touring, and/or performing with Eric Clapton, Delaney & Bonnie, Leon Russell, George Harrison, Dave Mason, Joe Cocker, Rita Coolidge, Freddie King, Buddy Guy, and J.J. Cale to cite a very select few.
Radle anchored Leon Russell’s legendary “Tulsa Tops” – a cadre of musicians which also included guitarists Jessie Ed Davis and Don Preston; drummers Jim Keltner, Jamie Oldaker, and Jimmy Karstein, among others.
Listen to the interview in its entirety on NOTES FROM AN ARTIST podcast available on Spotify, Amazon, Apple, BuzzSprout and wherever podcasts are podded.
Like "Notes From An Artist" on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/notesfromanartist
Subscribe to "Notes From An Artist " on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTDf2GpiIxygLRyZJsDc6pg
Follow " Notes From An Artist " on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/notesfromanartistradio/
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http://how-to-play-bass.com/register/free-bass-lessons1
Here's a learn how to play bass guitar tutorial to Cocaine by Eric Clapton. First I look at the 'authentic' way that Carl Radle played. But he plays very sparsly in this song....so in the real world you might wanna goose it up a little. So I show you 4 variations that you can use to provide a busier line if you are playing this with your band mates or in a jam.
For free song tutorials, including Hotel California, The Weight, Moondance and more....CLICK HERE!
http://how-to-play-bass.com/register/free-bass-lessons1
The only televised broadcast of Derek and the Dominos features original band members Eric Clapton on guitar/vocals, Bobby Whitlock on keyboards/vocals, Jim Gordon on drums, and Carl Radle on bass guitar (died May 30, 1980, age 37). The group performs Chuck Willis' blues-rock song It's Too Late live from their only studio album Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs (not the Carole King classic).
Eric Clapton formed Derek and the Dominos in 1970. They appeared on the Johnny Cash Show that year. After Clapton is interviewed by host Johnny Cash, Matchbox with Derek and the Dominos, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash is performed (5:06). Watch Eric Clapton perform Benefit Concert for Crossroads Center https://youtu.be/xzi2BWzoRAw and more classic Derek and The Dominos songs: https://youtu.be/1CEy3tFiUsI
Carl Radle's bass line from the Derek & the Dominos song "Bell Bottom Blues." Transcription available at carlradlebass.com.
https://www.carlradlebass.com/2019/10/bell-bottom-blues.html
At 7.30 p.m ... That song was performed and recorded by Clapton, Whitlock, bassist Carl Radle and drummer Jim Gordon, all founders of Derek and the Dominos, which released it on Nov ... Among Clapton’s songs on their set list are ... Other members are ... ....