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Mickey Hart is best known as a drummer in the Grateful Dead, which for three decades channeled the voices and visions of rock’s psychedelic counterculture and blended them with folk, blues, country, jazz, and other American music streams. On the strength of that work, Hart was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and named to Rolling ...
Planet Drum is a world music album by Mickey Hart, a musician and musicologist, who was a member of the rock band the Grateful Dead. Hart’s concept for Planet Drum was to play drum music with percussionists from around the world, and incorporate their different musical styles and traditions into a new global sound.
5 de feb. de 2024 · Official lyric video for Sarah Hart's "Grant Us Peace". ©2023, Sarah Hart/HippArt Music/BMI. All rights reserved. ...more
Mickey Hart sees himself as an artist, finding art in the simplest things from a young age, like the challenge of not stepping on cracks on a sidewalk. This seemingly trivial pursuit sparked his passion for creativity, leading him to become adept at various artistic expressions. Hours spent shaping sand and drumming around a fire on the beach ...
8 de sept. de 2022 · Mickey Hart is known to many as a drummer for the Grateful Dead and Dead and Co. Percussionists know him for introducing “World Music” to the masses through Planet Drum, and his latest album, In The Groove . Academics know his as a producer, and preservationist. Doctors and scientists know him as a supporter, proving the medicinal power of music. And still some know him as a husband ...
His voice, which Mickey recorded in 1995 for the Mystery Box sessions, gives In the Groove a benediction and a blessing. Planet Drum rolls on. Mickey Hart and Zakir Hussain formed Planet Drum, a global percussion ensemble that brought together the world’s greatest rhythm masters into a one-of-a-kind improvisational supergroup.
22 de jun. de 2015 · The Gyuto Monks – In Search for the Sound of Life. June 22, 2015 by Mickey Hart in Hear. “Ever since my first hearing of Huston Smith's 1967 recordings of the Gyuto Multiphonic Choir [1], these amazing and inspiring sounds have been my constant companions. With kindness and compassion, the monks chant for freedom, hope and peace.” ~Mickey ...
