Podcast appearances and mentions of dave tough

Early jazz drummers, pt. 2. Featuring: Buddy Gilmore, Chick Webb, Sonny Greer, George Wettling, Dave Tough, Gene Krupa, Papa Jo Jones.Music: Castle House Rag, Vote for Mr. Rhythm, Liza (All The Clouds'll Roll Away), Jumpin' Pumpkins, Drummer's Delight, Three Little Words, Shine, Sing Sing Sing, Drum Boogie, Sent for You Yesterday (And Here You Come Today), Delta Serenade.

Classic Condon-styled dixieland led by cornetist Wild Bill Davison and featuring George Brunies, George Lugg, Lou McGarity, Joe Marsala, Ed Hall, Albert Nicholas, Bill Miles, Gene Schroeder, Joe Sullivan, Dick Cary, Eddie Condon, Jack Lesberg, Bob Casey, George Wettling and Dave Tough. All recorded for Commodore, 1943-47. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/john-clark49/support

BUSTER SMITH “THE LEGENDARY BUSTER SMITH” Fort Worth, Texas, June 17, 1959Buster's tune (1) King Alcohol, Late hate (2)Charles Gillum (tp) Clinton Smith (tb) Buster Smith (as,g-2) Eddie Cadell (ts) Leroy Cooper (bar) Herman Flowers (p) Boston Smith (p-2) replaces Flowers, Josea Smith (b) Robert Cobbs (d) CARL KRESS THE CARL KRESS SESSIONS New York, October 17, 1946There's a small hotel, Just you, just me, Coquette, I may be wrongChris Griffin (tp) Hank D'Amico (cl) Art Drellinger (ts) Stan Freeman (p) Carl Kress (g) Bob Haggart (b) Dave Tough (d) New York, February 6, 1947 & May 20, 1947Blonde on the loose, Walking behind Miss Lucy (pr out), Goose from GanderPaul Ricci (cl) Carl Kress, Tony Mottola (g) Bob Haggart (b) Terry Snyder (d) GENE KRUPA DRUMMER MAN GENE KRUPA New York, February 12, 1956Let me off uptown, Opus one, Fish fry, Drummin' man, Drum boogieRoy Eldridge (tp,vcl) Joe Ferrante, Bernie Glow, Ernie Royal, Nick Travis (tp) J.J. Continue reading Puro Jazz 02 de Julio 2024 at PuroJazz.

BUSTER SMITH “THE LEGENDARY BUSTER SMITH” Fort Worth, Texas, June 17, 1959Buster's tune (1) King Alcohol, Late hate (2)Charles Gillum (tp) Clinton Smith (tb) Buster Smith (as,g-2) Eddie Cadell (ts) Leroy Cooper (bar) Herman Flowers (p) Boston Smith (p-2) replaces Flowers, Josea Smith (b) Robert Cobbs (d) CARL KRESS THE CARL KRESS SESSIONS New York, October 17, 1946There's a small hotel, Just you, just me, Coquette, I may be wrongChris Griffin (tp) Hank D'Amico (cl) Art Drellinger (ts) Stan Freeman (p) Carl Kress (g) Bob Haggart (b) Dave Tough (d) New York, February 6, 1947 & May 20, 1947Blonde on the loose, Walking behind Miss Lucy (pr out), Goose from GanderPaul Ricci (cl) Carl Kress, Tony Mottola (g) Bob Haggart (b) Terry Snyder (d) GENE KRUPA DRUMMER MAN GENE KRUPA New York, February 12, 1956Let me off uptown, Opus one, Fish fry, Drummin' man, Drum boogieRoy Eldridge (tp,vcl) Joe Ferrante, Bernie Glow, Ernie Royal, Nick Travis (tp) J.J. Continue reading Puro Jazz 02 de Julio 2024 at PuroJazz.

Dave Tough: Award-Winning Producer / Engineer / Educator (Empire, Glee, CSI)Embark on an auditory adventure with Dave Tough, a man whose life is a melody composed of jazz drum beats and executive decisions. As Jay's guest, Dave shares the symphony of his career, highlighting his transition from the rhythms of drumming to the boardrooms of the music industry's elite in Los Angeles. He offers us an intimate look at his evolution into a producing and engineering virtuoso in Nashville, reflecting on collaborations with legends like Alan Sides and Bruce Swedien, and his own battle with serious health issues, including a heart transplant.Dive deep with us into the heart of music creation, where Dave lends his expertise on the transformative power of artist development, the 'Bluebird Cafe approach' to songwriting, and the delicate interplay between crafting a hit and capturing an artist's true essence. The conversation takes a turn through the process of selecting the perfect studio environment, revealing how the choice between the grandeur of Oceanway Nashville and the tranquility of a home setup can dramatically influence an artist's creative journey. Dave's insights bridge the gap between technical mastery and the personal touch that defines the magic of music production.Amidst the tales of musical prowess, we reveal the sobering realities and profound gratitude of a life sustained by the gift of organ donation. Dave's story isn't just a chronicle of professional triumph; it's an inspiring narrative of human resilience, an intimate encounter with mortality, and a celebration of second chances. Join us for this unforgettable episode that goes beyond the notes on the page to the very pulse of the human spirit.Show InformationHost: Jay FranzeGuest: Dave ToughRecorded: April 10, 2024LinksJay Franze: https://JayFranze.comDave Tough: https://www.davetough.com/ Support the show

Swing to Bop records made by members of Woody Herman's First Herd in 1944-46 . . groups led by Harris (with Conte Candoli, Alvin Burroughs and Phillips), Berman (Harris, Phillips, Serge Chaloff) and Phillips (Neal Hefti, Harris, Aaron Sachs and Bill Shine) with a more or less steady rhythm section of Ralph Burns, Billy Bauer, Chubby Jackson and either Dave Tough or Don Lamond. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/john-clark49/support

Great small groups using Woody Herman's musicians (Conte Candoli, Bill Harris, Flip Phillips, Billy Bauer, Tony Aless, Arnold Fishkind, Dave Tough, Shelly Manne, Mel Zelnick, Frank Socolow and Emmett Carls) and some guests including Howard McGhee and Denzil Best. These sides are on the cusp of Bebop, done for Keynote, Prestige and Esquire in 1945, 47, 48 and 49. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/john-clark49/support

The Benny Goodman Sextet (actually a septet) performed with the big band during the second half of Charlie Christian's tenure with the band in 1940 until he had to leave in the summer of 1941 due to ill health. With Cootie Williams, Georgie Auld, Artie Bernstein and a mix of Count Basie, Kenny Kersey, Milt Raskin and Johnny Guarnieri on piano and Dave Tough, Harry Jaeger and Nick Fatool on drums, the small group had superior jazz talent as well as great arrangements built on the riffs of Christian and his electric guitar. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/john-clark49/support

Some oddly constructed small groups featured by Goodman on his regular radio broadcasts in 1939. This was the time between when Gene Krupa and his replacement Dave Tough left and Charlie Christian appeared and Goodman was obviously trying different things, including using Leonard Ware and George Rose on electric guitar. Also unique was a duo between Goodman and bass player Artie Bernstein on "Tea For Two." --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/john-clark49/support

En este episodio encaramos una serie de 5 entregas relacionadas con la batería. De Baby Dodds y Zoot Singleton en New Orleans pasando por Chicago, Dave Tough llegamos al Swing de Krupa, Jo Jones, Chick Webb y Sid Cattlett. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jack Teagarden 1939 - his first big band, featuring Ernie Caceres, Charlie Spivak, Dave Tough, Hub Lytle, Lee Castle and others - live and studio recordings --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/john-clark49/support

Benny Sent Me - the Benny Goodman Quartet (and Trio) featuring Dave Tough . . all studio and live recordings with Goodman, Tough, Teddy Wilson and Lionel Hampton from 1938 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/john-clark49/support

The first of a series of episodes devoted to Remembering Charlie Watts. A huge thanks to my friends Steve Gadd, Kenney Jones, Rick Marotta, Stan Lynch, Michael Shrieve, Andy Newmark, Steve Maxwell, John Ferraro and Yard Gavrilovic. The laughs and stories were non-stop! Stay tuned for Part 2! Don't forget to subscribe! 

  DAVE TOUGH & THE WOODY HERMAN ORCHESTRA – CBS Radio Broadcast, “Old Gold Show”, New York, August 16, 1944 Red top (nh arr) Woody Herman And His Orchestra : Neal Hefti (tp,arr) Bill Robbins, Ray Wetzel, Pete Candoli, Conte Candoli, Dick Munson (tp) Ralph Pfeffner, Bill Harris, Ed Keifer (tb) Woody Herman (cl,as,vcl) Sam […]

Mike Stephen discusses the legacy of local disinvestment in East Garfield Park with Mick Dumke of ProPublica Illinois, talks with Ai-jen Poo, co-founder of the National Domestic Workers Alliance, about domestic workers rights, and learns the Secret History of local drummer Dave Tough. And in the OTL Wrap Party segment, Mike and Producer Collin reflect on the show and remember the humble origins of Nate Silver when he was a guest on OTL thirteen years ago. The local pandemic tunez come from The Cheap Soap.

A wonderful MAKE BELIEVE BALLROOM this week as we visit Harry James and his lucky number, Les Brown and His Band of Renown seven decades of music, a Tommy Dorsey “larceny”, the Hit of the Week record label, little remembered Ray Perry, great sideman Dave Tough, and a Glen Island Casino remembrance. Also, music by Glenn Miller, Lionel Hampton and much more!

The first of the jazz albums presented George Avakian when he was still a college student! This one was devoted to the white musicians active on the Chicago Jazz scene in the 1920's who were still playing in 1940. These were players who were teenagers in the 1920's and who haunted places like the Lincoln Gardens to hear the music played by great New Orleans players. Sessions led by Eddie Condon, Jimmy McPartland and George Wettling and featuring Max Kaminsky, Pee Wee Russell, Bud Freeman, Boyce Brown, Dave Tough and Joe Marsala demonstrate how the style grew. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/john-clark49/support

The TD Clambake Seven recording for radio transcriptions in 1936 . . Max Kaminsky, TD, Joe Dixon, Edythe Wright and Dave Tough playing some standards ("Jada", "Somebody Stole My Gal" "How Come You Do Me Like You Do?" "My Honey's Lovin' Arms") as well as contemporary tunes ("Cabin In the Sky" "I'll Bet You Tell That To All The Girls") . .some great jazz. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/john-clark49/support

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, listeners! The holidays are upon us which means only one thing: year-end deadlines are looming for our many projects and we are all doomed! ... I mean...we get to ask Santa for what shiny new toys we could use for next year! Whether being gifted to us by a jolly fat man, our loved ones or just a little treat to ourselves for retaining our sanity this year, we all have some top requests on our list. What's on your list? More hard drives? Subscription to Adobe for another year (or five)? An editing assistant who works for coffee? Josh and I list off our top gift requests from Santa this year and had better see a few of these under the tree this year. Share with us your own Christmas wants via Twitter and we'll see it gets received by the Big Man himself. --- This episode is brought to you by Studio Network Solutions and their EVO Shared Storage unit. Every EVO includes their easy to use media management software for organizing, tagging, and finding your media across all of your storage devices—even external, local, and cloud services. For more info check out studionetworksolutions.com/commandedit. Song used in this episode was Electric Tango by Dave Tough on Soundstripe. Get royalty-free stock music from Soundstripe! Use the code COMMANDEDIT for 10% off! Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/CommandEdit Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/CommandEdit/ Get more of the podcast at http://www.CommandEditPodcast.com

Get over two hours of FREE Mix Training, Multitracks, and eBook at... MixMasterBundle.com My guest today is Dave Tough,a Dove award-winning producer, engineer, and songwriter, music industry educator at Belmont University, and an active voting member of the Recording Academy (Grammy Awards). He has written and produced over 150 songs for major motion pictures and television and started his own show called The Producer’s Room, featuring interviews with music industry creators.  Get full show notes at RecordingStudioRockstars.com LEAVE A REVIEW

Dave is an award winning Producer, Musician, Engineer, Songwriter, and Audio Educator in Nashville, Tennessee. After years in the music business he still enjoys working with Artists and Songwriters at every level. Discover valuable information, and resources on this new episode of Music Business Connection featuring today’s guest: Dave Tough Dave’s Web Site & Contact: […]

From More Nasty Reds to the Weak Knees to The Silver Hearts to his own impeccable solo work, Dave Tough has been a fixture on the Trent/Peterborough Music scenes.  We catch up with Dave and chat the present, past, and future.  Plus we spin one of his earliest recordings as well as his latest.

Featuring music and talk with longtime Trent/Peterborough music scene luminary, Dave Tough; and Kemi Akapo on her role as delegate to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women.  Plus news and events and more.

Starting next season, we'll be having "Just the Music" and "Just the Lecture" mini-casts that will feature individual segments of the show.  "Just the Music" will feature interviews, new music, music from the Trent Radio archives and -- just maybe -- live music from the Trent Talks studio.This week, the segment gets a trial run:  A great interview with Nick Ferrio -- and some brand new music. We chat about his collaborations with The Weather Station, Evening Hymns, Julie Doiron, Gavin Bradley Gardiner (from The Wooden Sky); his upcoming gigs with The Lonely Parade; our mutual musical crushes on Dave Tough, the Silverhearts, and the Trent and Peterborough music scenes in general; the impact of Trent University academia on his songwriting; and his grizzly near death in the Trent Nature Areas.