Eddie Kramer - Hendrix and Zeppelin engineer/producer

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Eddie Kramer - Hendrix and Zeppelin engineer/producer

Post by jctaudiodesigns » Wed Apr 09, 2008 7:35 pm

Hey all,

I just wanted to brag a little bit. I got the chance to talk with Eddie Kramer last night. The school I teach at was sponsor to a Waves plug-in seminar that Eddie Kramer was speaking at. It was awesome listening to stories about how he recorded Hendrix and Zeppelin. What a night! I am going to put some pictures up on my website soon!
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Post by jctaudiodesigns » Wed Apr 09, 2008 8:07 pm

Ok the picture is up, go to the news page and check it out, their will be more to come.
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Post by thousandshirts » Wed Apr 09, 2008 8:41 pm

Wow. That is cool.

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Post by Tone Slinger » Thu Apr 10, 2008 10:19 am

Eddie Kramer engineered some of the best solo tones I've ever heard. Like Hendrix's 'House Burning Down'and believe it or not, Ace Frehley's solo tone on 'Calling Docor Love' and 'Love'em, Leave'em'.

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Post by NY Chief » Thu Apr 10, 2008 10:54 am

Eddie Kramer is a trip. I spoke to him at several NAMM shows and he still has the fire and energy. People were walking up to him and telling him how great he was. I asked him first thing, "Eddie, when you put the speaker under water with Jimi how did it sound?' He let a trememdous laugh and said 'It sounded like SHIT! But we would try anything".

What stories he told.
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Post by Country Boy Shane » Fri Apr 11, 2008 7:23 am

Man you guys were lucky! This might be the next best thing next to meeting Jimmy Page and pissing him off by asking a question about Zeppelin's demise!
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Post by NitroLiq » Fri Apr 11, 2008 11:01 am

When I went to Full Sail in the early 90s we had a 2-week "business of music" course and one of the speakers was John Storyk, who was the architect/acoustics guy that designed and built Electric Ladyland. Another cool guy with plenty of stories.

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Post by T.J.Fuller » Thu Apr 17, 2008 11:54 pm

There is a great Hendrix DVD(the Hendrix Band of Gypsies documentary)

it features alot of Eddie Kramer throughout and he is isolating guitar tracks of Jimi and playing outtakes, telling great stories about electricladyland, etc. - really cool stuff!
"In search of World Class Tone"
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