Tiny Studio: Joey Newcomb | Full Segment

[music] Everyone [music] good? Everyone good? Yes. Yes. This is going to be in the video. >> Everyone good? >> All right. Welcome to uh the Mamm Tiny Studio uh sessions this time featuring uh >> Brother Joe >> Newos Joey Nukem. and we're very excited to have you and um >> it's to be here on behalf of Amu over here. We're here on what is the pillars not I mean maybe it's also right now maybe is a pillar a pillar we live our life with the pillars >> but are the pillars of because they hold up yen you know what I'm saying sometimes yeden need to be held up and need a little extra boost I was wondering which song we should fabang with and then brother Mitch said we should definitely start like You remember that song, Brother Mitch? That's [laughter] [music] >> every year is forgiven. Rabbi say every year. >> Oh, we quit. It doesn't work. I [singing and music] love you. Am I said there's no such thing as a Y that's unforgiven. You know what I'm saying? Every year is forgiven. Are we on the air? Oh, we're on the air. Thank you. [singing and music] Thank you. [music] Thank [music and singing] you. Thank you. [singing and music] Bottom line, we got to thank Hashem. We got to keep thanking Hashem. Hi, how are you over there? How you doing over there? Here we go. [music] [singing] >> [music] [singing] [music] >> The capital of the future. [music] [singing] Sasha [music] [singing] oil. [music] [singing] [music] >> [music] >> Everyone together. Let's go. Thank you. [music] Thank you. Wherever you are, go. Thank you. [music] Thank you. Thank you. Brother Mitch, take it away over there. [music] >> [music and singing] >> I love you to [music and singing] love [singing] [music] [music and singing] a oil. [music and singing] [music] Everyone repeat go. Thank you. [music and singing] Thank you. Thank you, Hashem. [music] Thank you. [music] Thank you. Thank [music] you. Thank you. [music] Thank you. >> [music] >> That's all folks. Thank you. [music] >> What do you say? I can get away with a train station gig. No. >> [laughter] >> We're sitting around a few tiny >> fabangans. >> I like the avoid. >> We should go down the subway one time and fab thank you Hashem for the oil. >> Yes. >> Everyone will start thanking Hashem. Can you imagine? >> Yes. >> Imagine we got the whole subway to thank Hashem. It'll be filled. But here we are. Tiny Fabangans. What's it called? Raari. >> Tiny studio. >> Tiny studio. This is a [music] tiny studio >> right here. Tiny Fabang's in the tiny studio over there. >> Anyways, this song is very deep. It's very dear to me because I actually wrote this with another Y sitting together in the car late at night and the words I completely made up. People said, "No, where's the sh Where does it say such a how you say? Where?" What do they say? Where does it say? Where does it say? I say, you know where it says came out of my own head. How do you like that? It's the worst place. I could have got anything there. Huh? of it was very deep. We were sitting together, me and another and he was in pain and he was talking about his life and different things and literally these words just came just came and we made a song and when people say where does it say I said literally it just came straight out of my heart you know it was like this [music] for [music] sheep. [music] [singing] for [music] the whole [music] they are feeling. for [music] [singing] goes [music] [singing] Hashem. Y [music] [singing] [music] sh My [singing] love [music and singing] sh. [music] [singing] [music] So [music] one time I sat with Eid and we went like this. [music] Abra is unlimited. It can bring whatever you want. [music] Holy Foreign [music] [singing] [music and singing] >> [music] [music] >> I sore. [music] >> [music] >> to give out. >> From the rush, [laughter] he's playing with me right now. Yeah. You know where in the heart that's in the heart. Everybody knows in the end of the day we're all here. We don't give up. We love Hashem. He loves us back. Bottom line. Ready. Brother Morty over there. I just want to point out they say brother Morty is top two keyboard players in this studio right here. You know what I'm saying? Brother Mitch. >> So they say >> who's the second one? >> I don't know. >> Anybody? Anybody else play keys over here? >> What? Am I one or two? >> Oh, we didn't say if he's one or two. Taka taka taka. Last night he was top three. Somebody got knocked off the list. We don't know what happened over there. How you doing? >> Am I allowed to tune the guitar in the avoid? >> It's a deep in because it's it's ticker clay shear. You know in Kashabas you're not allowed to play guitar cuz you might end up tuning and you fix the clay cuz all Caleb are fixed already. [music] Life is about fixing the calem fine tuning everything nice and deep. Now every time I tune my guitar I'm going to tell the oil. [music] Give me an A. Give me an A give me a D over there. Give me a G over there. Give me a B over there. Beauty. Beauty. That's over here. We're here to tune. Maybe we're not only here to tune ourselves over. over here to help tune all these hair over here. What was when you learned guitar, what did they tell you how to remember the strings? E A D [singing] GB E there was a way to memorize what note each string was. What was it? >> Good boy. >> No, but that's that's in the that's in the musical uh not on the strings of a guitar. >> It's Eddie Dynamite. Goodbye. >> Oh, yeah. It's a rough one right there. >> What? >> How you doing over there? Eddie Dynamite. Goodbye Eddie. [laughter] >> That's actually pretty good. How would you forget that? That's so ridiculous. >> That's very deep. Very deep. Very deep. That's a rough one. They could have come up with an easier one than that. >> Okay. [laughter] >> Where are we here? Freigha. If I bring Fre, we got to be Freigher. Bottom line. >> Okay. Here we go. One, two, three. [music] >> You're still in the intro, right? I'm supposed to be singing already. [music] All the time [music] all the time [music] I [music] lie [singing] I >> [music] [singing] [music] >> Ho ho ho. [music] That's what I'm saying. Listen to these guys back here. We got brother Mitch. [music] We got brother brother Joe. Oh, brother E though. Get out. E's first name, do last name. [music] And we got brother Morty right there. This is This is put me right into the avoid. [music] Freedom [music] again. Again. [music] Pray. [music] [singing] It has to be the same. Do as I [music] do as I should [music] do as a shash. And this you [music] love. Here we go. Throw. >> [music] [music] >> Zen dolphins all the [music] time zen dolphins. for [music] [music] you know [music] you love you now [music] with for you know [music] you do. [music] [laughter] How we doing over there? >> What do they say, brother? over there. >> I say that was good. >> Was that a mambo? What was it? >> It was something like that. >> Was it a mambo? The bosanova or the basanova? >> It was kind of a >> brother Eido. Can we play a bosanova? I need a basova right now to get me in the [music] There we go. It's a basanova. [music] >> [music] [music] >> Are there any Jewish songs that go to Basanova? >> Any [music] Jewish song? >> No way. You could do to basic side coming up. Really? Does it work? Doctor. Is this a basa? This is a basanova. Wow. Wow. Listen to [music] that. Huh? Should we do this on F minor? I have a great idea. Now, I'm very I'm I'm very in the m of basanova for some reason. I don't know what it is. I love that. I love that engine. It's like a bosanova. >> A trip to Brazil. [music] >> Oh, wow. I didn't know that. So, we do How about we do this? We start like mamaish deep and then and then halfway the second round of the song, [music] we go into the bosanova. >> You with me over here? >> Oh, yeah. >> I could be a regular conductor. >> All I need is a jacket with a chopstick over there. You ever see that picture where they zoomed into the guy with the conductor and it and it said on the paper it said turn around and bow. >> No way. Really? >> Yeah. Like there was no notes. >> This thing about this song is the Hale song of [music] the Halardich. The tune is the Bardich's tune. But I was once sitting with a few yen and singing the song and one guy next to me starts [music] singing you fall [singing] down you get back up. He started singing those words and and I'm sitting there it's only him. Everybody else was just singing the niggan and I'm looking I'm like wow. He just I asked him he just came up with that and he said no I heard it from another you from then on I I sang the song that way. I sang the that way. It hit me so deep and then we recorded it and I could never find the who was mad this Indian. I have no idea. Whoever it was who started this Indian >> if you're if you're watching this video I thank you very much. [music] You get all the credit. Don't worry about it. So I was sitting in the studio and we came up with an intro like this. I [singing] die [music] for I die. [singing] Oh [music] yeah. [singing] [music] Oh, it [singing] know. [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] One more time like this. You fall [singing] down, [music] you get back up. You fall down. You get back [music and singing] up. [music and singing] You fall down. You get back [music and singing] up. You fall down. You get back up. [music] [singing] >> [music] >> you know [singing] [music] an cloud. Let's [music] go pass it over here. >> [music] [music] >> Take him out. You fall [music] down, you get [singing] back up. You fall down, you get back up. [music] [singing] One more time for the beginning. [music] My toe [music and singing] [singing and music] >> [music and singing] >> Oh yo yo yo [music] sh [singing] [music] Wherever you are sing it with me. You fall down you get back [music] up. You fall down you get back up. [singing] >> [music] >> You fall [music and singing] down, you get back up. [music and singing] De I [music and singing] lie down. I I [music and singing] brother Morning take it away over there. Oh, >> [music] >> Heat. Heat. >> [music] >> Oh [singing] [music] sh >> [music] >> You fall down, you get back up. You fall down, [singing] you get [music] back up. [music and singing] an [singing] [music] even [singing] [music] Hello [singing] SP. [music] >> It's been I hope you enjoyed. Get out. >> [music] [music]