Professor Wayne's "Ramblin' Rose" Is Here — Part 1: Live Performance w/Brad Brooks & The 842s!

Prof. Wayne wakes up from quarantine (we mean sabbatical) ready to rock out w/the help of friends. Here's a private performance of RAMBLIN' ROSE with the extraordinary Brad Brooks and, introducing, The 842s. Check it out then send your feedback below! Part 2 w/Tutorial coming soon!

“Ramblin' Rose”
Written by Marijohn Wilkin and Fred Burch
Published by Universal Songs of Polygram Int. Inc. d/b/a Universal Cedarwood Publishing
Original recording of this arrangement was released in 1969 by The MC5 on the album “Kick Out the Jams” (Rhino Records) with a nod to the inimitable Ted Taylor.

Performed here by:
Wayne Kramer (Lead Guitar)
Brad Brooks (Lead Vocal)
William Olivas (Rhythm Guitar)
Brianna Ibarra Galbreath (Bass)
Bret Paddock (Keyboards)
J.J. Ross (Drums)

*Backing vocals sung by William Olivas, Bret Paddock, J.J. Ross, Brianna Ibarra Galbreath

Filmed, Produced, Directed, & Edited by
William Olivas & Margaret Saadi Kramer at Teragram Music

Engineered & Mixed by
Wayne Kramer at Industrial Amusement

Recorded live at Teragram Music in the historic Fairfax & Melrose District in West Hollywood, CA.

The Filming Gear:
(2) Android Galaxy Samsung Cell Phones
(1) Canon EOS Rebel T7 Digital Camera

The Recording Gear --

Wayne plays:
An Epiphone Worn Wilshire 1966 Cherry through an Orange Crush 35LDX Amplifier

Brad Sings:
His ass off through a Neumann KMS 105 Microphone

William Plays:
A Fender American Elite Stratocaster (2018) through a Fender Frontman Amplifier

Brianna Plays:
Warwick RockBass through a Fender Rumble 410 Bass Amplifier

J.J. Plays:
Croaker Custom Makore Studio Cajon Croaker Brush Box w/ Bendid Strings Paiste Cymbals Vater Bamboo Splashsticks Gibraltar Drum Hardware

Bret Plays:
Korg Kronos 88-Key Synthesizer Workstation

William uses:
Logic Pro X (Recording) Final Cut Pro (Editing)

Special Thanks To These Fine Folks & Companies:
Erik Metz , Croaker Percussion
Michael Schulz, Fender Guitars
Justin Norvell, Fender Guitars
Alex Perez, Fender Guitars
Justin McCormack, Modern Pirate Artist Brands & Merchandising
Alexis Kharel's fine art from Urban Rodeo
Wardrobe Consultant (😏) Garret Bielaniec