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David Haynes playing the drummachine with Toontrack 's EZ DRUMMER software

The Swing Master Roy Haynes with Jaleel Shaw on alto saxophone, Martin Bejerano on piano and David Wong on bass.

Me playing the drummachine

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At the rehearsal for the 50th Anniversary Carnegie Hall concert, Roy Haynes and Sonny Rollins remember one of their first recordings, "Morpheus," which is included in the box set "A Life in Time - The Roy Haynes Story" on Dreyfus Records. For more, please visit http://www.dreyfusrecords.com

Warren takes the notes "all the way" during Endless Parade.

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Warren Haynes of The Allman Brothers doing what he does.

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Be sure to sign up on our mailing list for exclusive free videos, newsletters, playing tips and much more available only to our email subscribers: http://www.nextlevelguitar.com/pages/1_free_DVD/ In this module we review a vintage mid 1960s Gibson Firebird. Cool guitar! Many more reviews and lessons at http://www.nextlevelguitar.com

IFC's coverage of the "I'm Not There" press conference at the 2007 New York Film Festival. Director Todd Haynes talks to J. Hoberman about the idea of working with 6 different actors to create a composite Bob Dylan character in "I'm Not There." For more go to http://www.ifc.com/news

DMB at Central Park with the legendary Warren Haynes

Two hours before the debut of the "I'm Not There" at the 2007 Toronto International Film Festival on Wednesday night (September 12th), director Todd Haynes and producer Christine Vachon step outside of the film's pre-screening premiere party to talk with indieWIRE about the challenges of making the film and the theme of "identity" that touches many of the films the two have made together over the years. The new film, inspired by Bob Dylan, stars Cate Blanchett, Richard Gere, Christian Bale, Heath Ledger and others each portraying a Dylan-esque character at a different point in his life.

"Best Boxed Sets of 2007" - The New Yorker "A Masterpiece." - DownBeat New interview with 82y.o. jazz legend from boxed set with amazing rare performance footage! Roy discusses his life and career, sharing stories about Charlie Parker, Miles Davis, Sarah Vaughan, John Coltrane, and more. Promo for new 4 disc boxed set on Dreyfus Jazz. http://www.DreyfusRecords.com

Installation and Performance Fabricating the interfaced machine. Interview created and produced by Sue Costabile for Cycling '74.

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IFC's coverage of the "I'm Not There" press conference at the 2007 New York Film Festival. Director Todd Haynes talks about the his decision to cast Cate Blanchett as one iteration of Bob Dylan in his film "I'm Not There." For more go to http://www.ifc.com/news

Me playing with Frank McComb, Tre Gilbert and Kenny "Congo" at the cotton club in Japan.

I couldn't get hold of Tim Reynolds to lay down the solo so I had to make this a little short version.

Warren Haynes and Edwin McCain plays Alive at Warren Haynes Benefit Concert. Lyrics: Al, he sells records down on old st. charley's street He's cleaning up fat tuesday's mess he keeps the sidewalks neat And he just lost his father and he just lost his wife And if it wasn't for the music he couldn't get on with his life And he knows what I know It's not all that hard to survive You take the good and the bad and the time in between It lets us know we're alive Well now be be's singing gospel And down on bourbon she sings the blues She plays on all my heart strings curls my toes up in my shoes And she knows what I'm after Chase my dreams with all my might She says you shouldn't be so anxious and deep down I know she's right And she knows what I know It's not all that hard to survive You take the good and the bad and the time in between It lets us know we're alive Well get on board the rocket Step right into the front car You know life's a roller coaster It ain't got no safety bar Raise your voices up with laughter Bring it in with one big sigh Consecrated in the wonder .... we're alive Norman he plays music but only in my dreams Shows me all the beauty that soulful music brings But sometimes he's a spectre and I wake up clenched with fear But lesson good or bad he always keeps me clear And he knows what I know It's not all that hard to survive You take the good and the bad and the time in between It lets us know we're alive

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Roy Haynes Quartet in 2005 Roy Haynes - Drums Marcus Strickland - Sax Martin Bejerano - piano John Sullivan - Bass

Candid Rehersal of the Roy Haynes Trio (Drums-R.Haynes), (Bass-E.Revis) and (Tenor Saxophone-B.Marsalis) with Rob "Wacko" Hunter in the background at the North Sea Jazz Festival Hotel in Rotterdam, NL July 15, 2006.

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