Earl Talbot's guest appearances

Earl Talbot

Drummers I Like Podcast

Drumeo Gab Podcast

The Drum Heads

Kristina Schiano

Jessica Burdeaux

Freddy Charles

Patch Mahoney

Larnell Lewis

Joshua Berrios

Jc Clifford

Ramy Antoun

Jonathan Ulman

Omari Augustine

Stan Bicknell

Charlie Engen

Dom Famularo

Eddy Thrower

Cameron Carbone

OwlTail

Episode 102 with Earl Talbot!    https://www.facebook.com/TheDrumSchool/   http://thedrumschool.com   https://www.instagram.com/eswabidi/   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_xoS5bDlPUk6dFj8hsPxrw

Episode 102 with Earl Talbot!  <a href="https://www.facebook.com/TheDrumSchool/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/TheDrumSchool/</a> <a href="http://thedrumschool.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://thedrumschool.com</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/eswabidi/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/eswabidi/</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_xoS5bDlPUk6dFj8hsPxrw" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_xoS5bDlPUk6dFj8hsPxrw</a>

  ** Circles for more important things.   .   We're teaming up with the fine people at Sugar Percussion, Paul Mabury and That Sound, Drummers Corner Group and the team at Drumeo to give to those in need. Drum fan or not, help us help out.     Details on the raffle are as follows. Sugar Percussion is offering a 14x6 Eastern Black Cherry snare drum with a gig bag. Tickets are $5 each and there is no limit on tickets purchased.     . Payment sent as gift via PayPal to js@sugarpercussion.com   . Send an email to js@sugarpercussion.com with your name, address and telephone number.   . The Raffle runs for the month of September, and we are sending payments to organization every week.   . The charities we have chosen to support is Texas A&amp;M University Veterinary Emergency Team and for Hurricane Irma we are sending money to Direct Relief.     Thank you everyone so much for showing your appreciation and support for our raffle. We love all of you.  **   Earl is a blaster and no I am not referring to blast beat drumming, but rather the concept of taking off and never stopping. The stories told in this episode are just incredible. Some of the major highlights in this podcast are when we discuss his time spent in Cameroon and France, his mentor and friend Christian Bourdon and reflecting on life’s journey. To list all of the things we talk about would be nearly impossible, as this interview is so sprawling and vast. However, you will notice that there is a constant theme throughout this episode if you read between the lines. Earl famously uses the rocket emoji in all of his posts online and there is a profound reason for this. Earl wants to make the most of the time that he has available to him. He calls it “blasting” and in a very complimentary fashion, Arrow Custom Drums made a signature snare and named it “The Blaster” to pay tribute to Earl’s career and mindset. The snare drum features the skyline of Cameroon and features the rocket emoji burned into the wood. I feel that when someone puts so much of their life into something they are passionate about, the nicest and most supportive thing you can do for them is pay homage to their way of life. In response to that idea, I wanted to create a special intro for him. What I had in my mind was to create an intro that features a space shuttle blast off sequence and that was as far as I got with this idea until I heard some incredible music from an artist in Montreal, Etienne Mason. This music complimented my concept perfectly and I felt that it was essential to have this music paired with the blasting sequence. It is difficult to quantify a human reaction, but all I can say is that if you can identify the significance of a person’s life and how this blast sequence and music is a metaphor to comment on life’s journey, you may be quite moved by these sounds. To further this concept, I wanted to take listeners on a journey in space. It was my intention to establish an atmosphere within the episode that would speak to the idea of exploration. First you blast off and space travel is what follows. Deep travel into someone’s life story, thoughts, concepts and ideas that shapes the person they are. I have provided a track list and times for each audio sample featured in order. In short, the detail in the story telling here is legendary. Earl recalls deep memories and shares them openly with us and you feel as if you are on the journey with him. When you combine the sounds of space, the stories and the honesty in the delivery, you can’t help but get lost in the experience of this podcast. This is a very special episode. It checks all the boxes for me in what I consider a “great” podcast episode. So to capture this content in the best possible way, please listen with headphones in a quiet space without any aggravation and just sit back and enjoy the ride. a) Jupiter (0:00) b) Miranda (10:50) c) Neptune (21:56) d) Rings of Uranus (29:02) e) Saturn (40:28) f) Saturn’s Rings (45:44) g) Song of Earth (1.03:02) h) Sphere of 10 (1.23:19) i) Uranus (1.35:45) j) Voice of Earth (1.40:16) Earl’s social media Instagram | Facebook DrumGAB social media Instagram | Facebook | Website

** Circles for more important things. . We're teaming up with the fine people at Sugar Percussion, Paul Mabury and That Sound, Drummers Corner Group and the team at Drumeo to give to those in need. Drum fan or not, help us help out. Details on the raffle are as follows. Sugar Percussion is offering a 14x6 Eastern Black Cherry snare drum with a gig bag. Tickets are $5 each and there is no limit on tickets purchased. . Payment sent as gift via PayPal to js@sugarpercussion.com . Send an email to js@sugarpercussion.com with your name, address and telephone number. . The Raffle runs for the month of September, and we are sending payments to organization every week. . The charities we have chosen to support is Texas A&amp;M University Veterinary Emergency Team and for Hurricane Irma we are sending money to Direct Relief. Thank you everyone so much for showing your appreciation and support for our raffle. We love all of you. ** Earl is a blaster and no I am not referring to blast beat drumming, but rather the concept of taking off and never stopping. The stories told in this episode are just incredible. Some of the major highlights in this podcast are when we discuss his time spent in Cameroon and France, his mentor and friend Christian Bourdon and reflecting on life’s journey. To list all of the things we talk about would be nearly impossible, as this interview is so sprawling and vast. However, you will notice that there is a constant theme throughout this episode if you read between the lines. Earl famously uses the rocket emoji in all of his posts online and there is a profound reason for this. Earl wants to make the most of the time that he has available to him. He calls it “blasting” and in a very complimentary fashion, Arrow Custom Drums made a signature snare and named it “The Blaster” to pay tribute to Earl’s career and mindset. The snare drum features the skyline of Cameroon and features the rocket emoji burned into the wood. I feel that when someone puts so much of their life into something they are passionate about, the nicest and most supportive thing you can do for them is pay homage to their way of life. In response to that idea, I wanted to create a special intro for him. What I had in my mind was to create an intro that features a space shuttle blast off sequence and that was as far as I got with this idea until I heard some incredible music from an artist in Montreal, Etienne Mason. This music complimented my concept perfectly and I felt that it was essential to have this music paired with the blasting sequence. It is difficult to quantify a human reaction, but all I can say is that if you can identify the significance of a person’s life and how this blast sequence and music is a metaphor to comment on life’s journey, you may be quite moved by these sounds. To further this concept, I wanted to take listeners on a journey in space. It was my intention to establish an atmosphere within the episode that would speak to the idea of exploration. First you blast off and space travel is what follows. Deep travel into someone’s life story, thoughts, concepts and ideas that shapes the person they are. I have provided a track list and times for each audio sample featured in order. In short, the detail in the story telling here is legendary. Earl recalls deep memories and shares them openly with us and you feel as if you are on the journey with him. When you combine the sounds of space, the stories and the honesty in the delivery, you can’t help but get lost in the experience of this podcast. This is a very special episode. It checks all the boxes for me in what I consider a “great” podcast episode. So to capture this content in the best possible way, please listen with headphones in a quiet space without any aggravation and just sit back and enjoy the ride. a) Jupiter (0:00) b) Miranda (10:50) c) Neptune (21:56) d) Rings of Uranus (29:02) e) Saturn (40:28) f) Saturn’s Rings (45:44) g) Song of Earth (1.03:02) h) Sphere of 10 (1.23:19) i) Uranus (1.35:45) j) Voice of Earth (1.40:16) Earl’s social media <a href="https://www.instagram.com/eswabidi/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> | <a href="https://www.facebook.com/TheDrumSchool/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> DrumGAB social media <a href="https://www.instagram.com/drumgab1/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> | <a href="https://www.facebook.com/drumgabpage/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> | <a href="http://www.drumgab.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a>

Episode 41 | Earl Talbot

Well Hello, there Drummers! Welcome back to episode 55 of the podcastToday we are joined by Earl Talbot. Earl is a Professional Drummer, Educator, Clinician, Mentor, Motivator and above all, a Father. Today is one of the most influential episodes to date so sit back, take notes, and enjoy the show!About our guestEarl Talbot comes from an extensive music background starting at just the early age of 9 years old when he found himself in his best friends basement, face to face with his future passion and profession. Growing up playing music and exploring his creative freedoms he found himself traveling to Cameroon for an extensive stay away with Professional percussionist Christian Bourdon, Author of African Rhythms for Drumset. Here is where he honed in on his ability to play the intense rhythms and phrases he is well known for. Earl is really a big deal for the Drummers I Like Podcast for multiple reasons and the most important is that he is a genuine Role Model to me. His personality, approach to life, ability to communicate, lead, and guide is severely important characteristics to me. Without these values what are we as men? Sheep? This episode unveils the deep and personal side to Earl Talbot and I personally was inspired by his extensive story and his undeniable drive to succeed.Now, if you go back to episode 23 of the Drummers I Like Podcast featuring Jessica Burdeaux you will hear Earl being brought up as her personal teacher and mentor. We got deep into his teachings and his ability to communicate these extremely complicated patterns and phrases. Needless to say, it was an epic show and really just the beginning of an obsession that ultimately led to me getting to hang out with Earl out at Evan Ryans La drum school studio and take an in-person lesson. That was really key for me because it opened the doors for me to meet Earl in person, befriend him, get to know him on a personal level, and create ultimately was is sure to become a lifetime friendship. This episode goes long and because of its lengthy chat, we decided we needed to come back and do a part 2! Stay tuned for that… For now here is part 1 of our interview with the GANGSTER!!!!!! Earl Talbot.In this EpisodeSHOW ME THE DRUMS BABY:After a run in with what most would call fate( A.K.A. Earl landing in a room full of his best buds drums at only age 9, he would spark an interest that was ultimately solidified on a trip in the car with his Father where he found himself working his tail off to beat out a Dave Brubeck rhythm on dashboard. This impossible neverending agony would ultimately turn into the driving force behind his laser focused pursuit for drumming greatness.THE GROWTH PERIOD:As he grew up Earl would instill the fundamentals of drumming as his parents offered as much support as humanly possible to push Earl in the direction he wanted to go. He consistently found influence in his sisters Rush, the Who and other rock albums but it was Michael Jacksons records that stood out the most giving him a heavy feel for pocket and technique.THE TRIP TO LAWRENCE:After basically pounding down any door that stood in the way of his drumming success all throughout his life Earl found himself smack dab in the middle of Lawrence University in Wisconsin walking the Music Conservatory in amazement. It was then that he found himself sitting in the Dane Richardson’s office getting ready to do an audition. Earl will note that it was his ignorance that ultimately led to his almost fail but once he got on the drum kit it was then he was offered a chance to shadow the current students for an opportunity that got his foot in the door of Lawrence University. From there it was hard knocks, hard times, ass kickings, and ultimately, the best experience of his life.OK DROP EVERYTHING, I’M GOING TO AFRICA: During his time at Lawrence Earl developed a handful of good relationships that would last his entire life and lead him into one of the biggest journeys in ...

Well Hello, there Drummers! Welcome back to episode 55 of the podcast Today we are joined by Earl Talbot. Earl is a Professional Drummer, Educator, Clinician, Mentor, Motivator and above all, a Father. Today is one of the most influential episodes to date so sit back, take notes, and enjoy the show! About our guest Earl Talbot comes from an extensive music background starting at just the early age of 9 years old when he found himself in his best friends basement, face to face with his future passion and profession. Growing up playing music and exploring his creative freedoms he found himself traveling to Cameroon for an extensive stay away with Professional percussionist Christian Bourdon, Author of African Rhythms for Drumset. Here is where he honed in on his ability to play the intense rhythms and phrases he is well known for. Earl is really a big deal for the Drummers I Like Podcast for multiple reasons and the most important is that he is a genuine Role Model to me. His personality, approach to life, ability to communicate, lead, and guide is severely important characteristics to me. Without these values what are we as men? Sheep? This episode unveils the deep and personal side to Earl Talbot and I personally was inspired by his extensive story and his undeniable drive to succeed. Now, if you go back to episode 23 of the Drummers I Like Podcast featuring Jessica Burdeaux you will hear Earl being brought up as her personal teacher and mentor. We got deep into his teachings and his ability to communicate these extremely complicated patterns and phrases. Needless to say, it was an epic show and really just the beginning of an obsession that ultimately led to me getting to hang out with Earl out at Evan Ryans La drum school studio and take an in-person lesson. That was really key for me because it opened the doors for me to meet Earl in person, befriend him, get to know him on a personal level, and create ultimately was is sure to become a lifetime friendship. This episode goes long and because of its lengthy chat, we decided we needed to come back and do a part 2! Stay tuned for that… For now here is part 1 of our interview with the GANGSTER!!!!!! Earl Talbot. In this EpisodeSHOW ME THE DRUMS BABY: After a run in with what most would call fate( A.K.A. Earl landing in a room full of his best buds drums at only age 9, he would spark an interest that was ultimately solidified on a trip in the car with his Father where he found himself working his tail off to beat out a Dave Brubeck rhythm on dashboard. This impossible neverending agony would ultimately turn into the driving force behind his laser focused pursuit for drumming greatness. THE GROWTH PERIOD: As he grew up Earl would instill the fundamentals of drumming as his parents offered as much support as humanly possible to push Earl in the direction he wanted to go. He consistently found influence in his sisters Rush, the Who and other rock albums but it was Michael Jacksons records that stood out the most giving him a heavy feel for pocket and technique. THE TRIP TO LAWRENCE: After basically pounding down any door that stood in the way of his drumming success all throughout his life Earl found himself smack dab in the middle of Lawrence University in Wisconsin walking the Music Conservatory in amazement. It was then that he found himself sitting in the Dane Richardson’s office getting ready to do an audition. Earl will note that it was his ignorance that ultimately led to his almost fail but once he got on the drum kit it was then he was offered a chance to shadow the current students for an opportunity that got his foot in the door of Lawrence University. From there it was hard knocks, hard times, ass kickings, and ultimately, the best experience of his life. OK DROP EVERYTHING, I’M GOING TO AFRICA:  During his time at Lawrence Earl developed a handful of good relationships that would last his entire life and lead him into one of the biggest journeys in ...