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The Fayble Family - Bob Dylan Drum Solo

from Shake 4 by Alchemeleon

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When Fayble Family was asked to play a set for a Bob Dylan cover show, we decided to do something a little different. We performed a noisy epic rendition of "God On Our Side" with a half-tempo effect-drenched recording and used a collage of covers & "how-to-play" videos as an introduction to an omnichord-driven "Times They Are A-Changin". By far the most memorable thing we did however was use Dylan's voice as timekeeper on "Only a Pawn in Their Game", complete with sacrilegious auto-tune.
Unfortunately, no recording exists of the total performance, but imagine someone singing and playing guitar over this and you've got the right idea.

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from Shake 4, released November 25, 2013
Sample collection was assembled in April 12, 2011, actual performance of the samples as a drum kit on October 29th 2013.
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