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Behind The Board: David Greenbaum

David Greenbaum

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Behind The Board: Producer-Engineer David Greenbaum On His Musical Beginnings & Capturing Happy Accidents

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The five-time GRAMMY winner celebrated for his work with Beck brings us into his music-stuffed space for a candid chat about artistic decision-making
Morgan Enos
GRAMMYs
Feb 17, 2021 - 12:16 pm

Producer-engineer David Greenbaum cleaned up at the 57th and 61st GRAMMY Awards thanks to his work with one artist—the imitable Beck Hansen. His production on 2014's atmospheric Morning Phase and 2017's radiant Colors netted him Album Of The Year, Best Rock Album and Best Engineered Album for Morning Phase, and Best Alternative Music Album and Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical for Colors. This year, for the 63rd GRAMMYs Awards Show, he’s nominated for Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical for 2019’s Hyperspace. 

Now, for the latest episode of Behind The Board, Greenbaum details the path that led him here.

David Greenbaum Talks His Musical Beginnings

"I played in bands originally, and then it sort of became an obsession, you know?" he muses from his music-stuffed space. "My bedroom, I converted into basically something very similar to this." As Greenbaum explains, his interest was so insatiable that he went from recording friends' bands to writing his own material. "I just wanted to be able to do everything," he says with a grin.

Greenbaum is keenly aware that spontaneous imperfections can make a tune transcendent. "Some of my favorite moments in sessions are the experiments and the accidents," he says. "Some of the most magical things have come from when you accidentally loop a thing—it's doing something weird, or the computer screws up—and you're just like 'Wait a minute! What was that? That was amazing!'"

Watch Greenbaum's appearance on Behind The Board above and check out other episodes of the series here.

Behind The Board: Esplanade Studios Owner & Lead Engineer Misha Kachkachishvilli On Capturing The Magic

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GRAMMY Rewind: Watch Beck Unpretentiously Win Best Male Rock Performance For "Where It's At" In 1997

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In the latest episode of GRAMMY Rewind, watch Beck deliver an everyman speech upon winning Best Male Rock Performance for his quirky hit "Where It's At" at the 39th GRAMMY Awards in 1997
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GRAMMYs
Jul 9, 2021 - 2:23 pm

For its "two turntables and a microphone" hook alone, "Where It's At" seems to sit somewhere near "Loser" on Beck's list of signature songs.

And back in 1997, presenters Fiona Apple, Dwight Yoakam and Kevin Bacon launched the song into GRAMMY history at the 39th GRAMMY Awards.

Watch Beck Win GRAMMY For "Where It's At" In 1997

In the latest episode of GRAMMY Rewind, watch a baby-faced Beck astonishedly accept the GRAMMY for Best Male Rock Performance for "Where It's At"—a track off his classic 1996 album, Odelay—and give a lovably everyman speech in return.

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Watch Arrested Development Win Best New Artist

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Watch Juan Luis Guerra Win Latin GRAMMY In 2005

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Watch Juanes Win Album Of The Year In 2003

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Watch Luis Fonsi Win Latin GRAMMY For "Despacito"

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Watch Alicia Keys Win GRAMMY For "No One" In 2008

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Watch Alejandro Fernandez Win Latin GRAMMY in 2000

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Watch Alejandro Sanz Win Latin GRAMMY In 2005

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Watch Jesse & Joy Win Latin GRAMMY For "¡Corre!"

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Watch Vicente Fernandez Win Person Of The Year

GRAMMY Rewind: Aerosmith
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Watch Aerosmith Win A GRAMMY In 1994

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Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis Win Their First GRAMMY

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Watch No Doubt Excitedly Win First GRAMMY In 2003

GRAMMY Rewind: Kacey Musgraves
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Watch Kacey Musgraves Win Best Country Album

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Young MC at the 32nd GRAMMY Awards in 1990
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Watch Young MC Win Best Rap Performance In 1990

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Watch U2 Win ROTY For "Beautiful Day" In 2001

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Watch Santana & Rob Thomas Win ROTY In 2000

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Watch Amy Winehouse Win ROTY For "Rehab" In 2008

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Watch Aerosmith Win Best Rock Performance In 1991

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Watch Beck Win GRAMMY For "Where It's At" In 1997

GRAMMY Rewind: Coldplay
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Watch Coldplay Win ROTY For "Clocks" In 2004

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Watch Ellen DeGeneres Jam With All-Star Band

GRAMMY Rewind: Lauryn Hill
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Watch Lauryn Hill Win Best New Artist In 1999

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Watch Kalani Pe'a Win Best Regional Roots Album

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Watch Outkast Win Album Of The Year In 2004

GRAMMY Rewind: The Bee Gees
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Watch The Bee Gees Win AOTY In 1979

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Watch Maroon 5 Win Best New Artist In 2005

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Watch Stevie Wonder Win AOTY For 'Innervisions'

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Watch Adele Win The Best New Artist GRAMMY In 2009

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GRAMMY Rewind: Watch Oscar Peterson's Jazz Win

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GRAMMY Rewind: Jazz Singer Al Jarreau Wins In 1982

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GRAMMY Rewind: Bobby McFerrin Wins In 1987

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GRAMMY Rewind: Esperanza Spalding Wins In 2011

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Watch: Nancy Wilson Wins Best Jazz Vocal Album

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Watch Amy Winehouse Win Best New Artist

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Watch Eminem Win Best Rap Album In 2001

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Watch Boyz II Men Win A GRAMMY In 1995

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Watch Kenny Loggins And Michael McDonald Win A GRA

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Shakira at 2001 GRAMMYs

Watch Shakira Win Her First GRAMMY In 2001

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Watch The Roots Win Their First GRAMMY

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DJ Jazzy Jeff at 1992 GRAMMYs

Watch: The Fresh Prince & Jazzy Jeff Win A GRAMMY

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Mary J. Blige Wins Best R&B Album In 2007

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Watch Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Win Best New Artist

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Ella Fitzgerald at the 1977 GRAMMYs  

GRAMMY Rewind: Ella Fitzgerald Wins GRAMMY In 1977

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Christina Aguilera at 2000 GRAMMYs

Christina Aguilera Wins Best New Artist In 2000

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Culture Club at the 1984 GRAMMYs  

Watch Culture Club Win Best New Artist In 1984

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GRAMMY Rewind: Rihanna & JAY-Z Win For "Umbrella"

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Mariah Carey at the 1991 GRAMMYs

Watch Mariah Carey Win Best New Artist In 1991

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Vicente Fernández at 2002 Latin GRAMMYs

Watch Vicente Fernández Win His First Latin GRAMMY

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Celia Cruz Wins At The 1st Latin GRAMMYs In 2000

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Watch B.B. King Win His First GRAMMY In 1971

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Madonna at the 1999 GRAMMYs

Madonna Wins Best Pop Album In 1999

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GRAMMY Rewind: "Weird Al" Yankovic Wins

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Roberta Flack at the 1974 GRAMMYs

Roberta Flack Wins Record Of The Year In 1974

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The Carpenters Win Best Contemporary Vocal In 1971

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Will Smith at the 1999 GRAMMYs

Will Smith Dedicates His 1999 GRAMMY To Son

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GRAMMY Rewind: Kenny Rogers Wins For "Lucille"

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Bruce Hornsby & The Range Win Best New Artist

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LeAnn Rimes Win Best New Artist In 1997

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Dave Brubeck Receives Lifetime Achievement Award

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Tina Turner Wins Best Pop Vocal Performance

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David Foster & Whitney Houston Win ROTY In '94

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Will Smith Wins Best Rap Solo Performance In 1998

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Watch Isaac Hayes Win At The 14th GRAMMY Awards

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Living Colour at the 1991 GRAMMYs

Living Colour Win 1991 Best Hard Rock Performance

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John Mayer Wins Best Male Pop Vocal In 2003

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Whitney Houston at 1987 GRAMMYs

Watch Whitney Houston Sing "Greatest Love of All"

GRAMMY Rewind: Watch Coldplay Graciously Win Record Of The Year For "Clocks" In 2004

Adam Melchor

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Press Play At Home: Adam Melchor Pays Gorgeous Homage To His Sister With Performance Of "Jewel"

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With a small nylon-string guitar in hand, New Jersey-bred indie-folkie Adam Melchor saunters and croons among sunflowers
Morgan Enos
GRAMMYs
Feb 11, 2021 - 8:57 am

Adam Melchor moved to Los Angeles on the promise of one meeting, and that meeting got him signed to a label. Still, the New Jersey-born singer/songwriter was struggling in his new climes. One day, he called his sister, Julie, and asked her for good news. Julie replied that she recently had a moment where she knew her boyfriend was "the one." Today, that boyfriend is Julie’s fiancé, and Melchor celebrates her with "Jewel." 

On this week’s episode of Press Play At Home, he plucks and sings the tune, often breaking into a fragile falsetto. Throughout, he conjures memories of old-school Sufjan Stevens and the Shins. 

Check out Adam Melchor's performance below, and explore more episodes of GRAMMY.com's Press Play At Home series.

Press Play At Home: Canadian Singer/Songwriter Victoria Anthony Does The Impossible On "Breathe Underwater"

ReImagined At Home: Camino

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ReImagined At Home: Watch Camino Perform A Pitch-Perfect Cover Of Train's "Drops of Jupiter"

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In the latest episode of ReImagined At Home, watch the singer Camino perform a cover of Train's GRAMMY-winning hit "Drops Of Jupiter," remaining faithful to the groove and feeling of the original
Morgan Enos
GRAMMYs
Jul 13, 2021 - 11:04 am

Want to feel old? Train's "Drops of Jupiter"—the song and album—turned 20 this year.

Because of its universal theme of grief, infectious groove and timeless melody, the well-worn "Drops" has proven arguably bulletproof to the test of time. And when the pop singer Camino gives the track a spin, they know not to fix what isn't broken.

Watch Camino Perform Train's "Drops Of Jupiter"

In the latest episode of ReImagined At Home, watch Camino meticulously recreate the GRAMMY-winning tune, from Pat Monahan's lonesome croon to session legend Chuck Leavell's signature piano bounce.

Check out Camino’s fresh spin on Train's "Drops of Jupiter" above and click here to enjoy more episodes of ReImagined At Home.

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Watch TZAR Perform '90s Classic "Sunny Came Home"

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Watch Navy Perform "Everything I Wanted"

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Watch Ambar Lucid Perform Lady Gaga's "Poker Face"

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Watch Sweet Taboo Perform TLC's "No Scrubs"

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WYATT Performs Eric Clapton's "Change The World"

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Oxlade Performs Skip Marley's "Slow Down"

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Monsieur Periné Perform Coldplay's "Viva La Vida"

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Silvana Estrada Performs Jorge Drexler Cover

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Watch Camino Perform Train's "Drops Of Jupiter"

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Watch Ant Clemons Perform "Ain't No Sunshine"

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Sneak Peek: Angela Aguilar ReImagines "Shallow"

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G. Love Covers Brittany Howard's "Stay High"

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ReImagined At Home: Ashe

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Watch Alaina Castillo Sing Ella Mai's "Boo'd Up"

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Ryland James Performs A Heady "Take Me To Church"

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ReImagined At Home: Francisca Valenzuela

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ReImagined At Home: Jeremy Levy Jazz Orchestra

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ReImagined At Home: Keedron Bryant

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Watch Keara Graves Perform H.E.R.'s "Focus"

Train's Pat Monahan Revisits Every Song On Drops Of Jupiter 20 Years Later: "I'm A Lot Happier Than I Was Back Then"

Herbal Tea & White Sofas: Jack Underkofler

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Herbal Tea & White Sofas: Why Dead Poet Society's Jack Underkofler Has The "Least Picky" Backstage Rider

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In the latest episode of Herbal Tea & White Sofas, learn why Dead Poet Society lead singer Jack Underkofler is committed to having the world's most reasonable backstage rider
Morgan Enos
GRAMMYs
Jul 7, 2021 - 1:26 pm

Some artists make larger-than-life demands on their tour riders—hence the classic urban legend about Van Halen requiring the removal of brown M&Ms. 

For their part, Dead Poet Society have decided to take the opposite tack, as their lead singer, Jack Underkofler, attests in the below clip.

Dead Poet Society On "Least Picky" Backstage Rider

In the latest episode of Herbal Tea & White Sofas, learn why Dead Poet Society's Underkofler is committed to having the world's most reasonable backstage rider—including one ordinary pillow to nap on.

Check out the cheeky clip above and click here to enjoy more episodes of Herbal Tea & White Sofas.

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