The Greatest Drummer of All Time!

15 years ago

Buddy Rich! This Gorilla's not bad either:

YouTube - Phil Collins "Gorilla Drummer" Cadbury...

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15 years ago

hahaha!

i really enjoyed watching these..

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Steven Wagenheim 15 years ago

I saw Buddy Rich play very close towards the end of his life. He was always
my favorite until Carl Palmer came along, not saying that Palmer was a better
drummer, but I just enjoyed watching him play. He was more of a showman
than Rich.

They're both the greatest in my opinion.

The animal isn't bad either.
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- ThomM 15 years ago
  
  According to jazz legend Gene Krupa, Rich was "The greatest drummer ever to have drawn breath."
  Drummerworld: Buddy Rich
  
  I was originally trained in Jazz and big band so I listened to these two constantly.
  I was even excepted into Gene Krupa's studio, but my parents wouldn't let me move to NYC on my own at 15
  Anyways here are the 2 (IMO) greatest together.
  
  YouTube - gene krupa buddy rich drum battle
  
  And yes Animal rocked!!!
  
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  Kurt 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by ThomM
  
  And yes Animal rocked!!!
  
  I have to chuckle at this thread...When I posted it, my only intention was to get a chuckle...Animal was my favorite muppet and he is the reason I started this thread.
  
  I debated whether to post Buddy Rich or not, as I thought it may get others to start posting who they thought the best drummer is.
  
  Did anyone actually watch the Animal/Rita Moreno video? It's pretty funny.
  
  Now back to what you guys want to talk about...I'm not really into drummers...I'd have to go with Buddy Rich.
  
  But there's two other drummers that have caught my ear...One is the drummer from Buckwheat Zydecho... I doubt most experts would consider him great.. He just catches my ear for some reason and fills in the songs very well.
  
  Another is the drummer from Booker T and and MGs...Don't recall his name, but he has a real "congo square" sound and feel:
  
  YouTube - booker t & the mg's - tic tac toe
  
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MikeAmbrosio

15 years ago

If you like drums, you'll love this site:

DRUMMERWORLD - The World of Drummers and Drums

Buddy Rich ranks up there. One of my favorite bits:

YouTube - Buddy Rich & Jerry Lewis - Drum Solo...

Classic Rich/Krupa battle...

YouTube - gene krupa buddy rich drum battle

Then there's Peart:

YouTube - Neil Peart (Buddy Rich Memorial Concert)

One of my personal favorites:

YouTube - Solo Steve Smith

So many to choose from...

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ThomM

15 years ago

Originally Posted by MikeAmbrosio

If you like drums, you'll love this site:

DRUMMERWORLD - The World of Drummers and Drums

Buddy Rich ranks up there. One of my favorite bits:

YouTube - Buddy Rich & Jerry Lewis - Drum Solo Battle (1965)

Classic Rich/Krupa battle...

YouTube - gene krupa buddy rich drum battle

Then there's Peart:

YouTube - Neil Peart (Buddy Rich Memorial Concert)

One of my personal favorites:

YouTube - Solo Steve Smith

So many to choose from...

Well Mike we all know I'm an idiot, but now we know I'm blind also.
I never saw this post when I posted the Rich Krupa drum battle from Drummerworld

After I learned to read and write the percussion parts of sheet music I got a little cocky, after all I did write out the drum solo from Toad.
Well my instructor handed me this Krupa Rich album album and said write track 6.allmusic ((( The Drum Battle: Jazz at the Philharmonic > Overview )))
Sure wasn't cocky after trying (and failing) to write that out.

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DavidJohnny

15 years ago

Neal Peart from Rush has always been my favorite.

Buddy Rich was great, and a true pioneer.

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lcombs

15 years ago

Undoubtedly Rich and Krupa were the best.
But, for Rock&Roll I don't think anybody could come close to Keith Moon.

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Ken

15 years ago

"Cozy Cole". I saw/heard him in the fifties when he was traveling with Louie Armstrong.
He was in my head for days after the show.

Ken

Just found this link: http://www.drummerworld.com/drummers/Cozy_Cole.html

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ThomM

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Ken

"Cozy Cole". I saw/heard him in the fifties when he was traveling with Louie Armstrong.
He was in my head for days after the show.

Ken

Just found this link: Drummerworld: Cozy Cole

Thanks I didn't think of Cozy.
Just watched the video there of him and Krupa, good stuff.

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Patrician

15 years ago

My vote is for Babatunde Olatunje - He was quite the celebrity in the US 1960's Avant Garde. RIP Olatunje.

YouTube - Babatunde Olatunji - Oya (Primitive...

YouTube - The Late Baba Olatunji at the...

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TimPhelan 15 years ago

IMO it's Max Roach. I saw him about 10 times and was blown away at his artistry and musicianship everytime. He played with "bird" and Miles in the 40s, and kept on being innovative throughout his life. The Picasso of drums.

From 1966

YouTube - Max Roach- the drum also waltzes solo

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YouTube - Max Roach-Hi Hat

Example of his continued influence and innovativeness in his later years:

YouTube - Max Roach MÂ´BOOM
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MikeAmbrosio

15 years ago

Wow, Booker T. Forgot all about those guys.

There were quite a few musicians who played with/in that band over the years:

Steve Cropper
Isaac Hays
Johnnie Taylor
Donald "Duck" Dunn
Wilson Pickett
Booker T Jones (naturally)

There were others...

Most probably remember their biggest hit

YouTube - Booker T & the MG's - green onions -...

Not sure if he played on all the songs, but the drummer for this one was Al Jackson.

Originally Posted by Kurt

I have to chuckle at this thread...When I posted it, my only intention was to get a chuckle...Animal was my favorite muppet and he is the reason I started this thread.

I debated whether to post Buddy Rich or not, as I thought it may get others to start posting who they thought the best drummer is.

I caught the meaning. But when you post about drumming and Buddy Rich, you're gonna bring the drummers out of the woodwork

Case in point...

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Kurt

15 years ago

Here's the song from Buckwheat Zydecho...I usually focus on the singer/lead instrument, like guitar...But this is a song where I was just drawn to the drums for some reason, I can't really explain it.

YouTube - ma Tit fille

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jtribe

14 years ago

Nice videos!

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JBorhez

14 years ago

In the rock world: John Bonham

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daleron

14 years ago

Neil Peart....Rush

Lenny White....(Chic Corea's first band Return to Forever)
Dave Weckl.....(Chic Corea's Electric Band)

Ginger Baker.....(Cream)

Mitch Mitchell....(Jimmy Hendrixs' drummer)

Rod Morgenstein....(Winger....The Dixie Dreggs).....Saw him at a drum clinc about 20 years ago......his approach to playing odd time signatures, counting them out and making them look so easy and natural is something I've never forgotten

Bobby Brady...(the Brady Bunch)....remember that episode?

Dale

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MikeAmbrosio 14 years ago

Originally Posted by daleron

Bobby Brady...(the Brady Bunch)....remember that episode?

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Yup Sure do:

YouTube- Broadcast Yourself.
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Michael Motley

14 years ago

My vote goes to Cubby O'brien

Lets see who the old farts are in here.

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garyv

14 years ago

This has always been one of my favorites....

YouTube- Broadcast Yourself.

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Ron Kerr 14 years ago

Ginger Baker gets my vote.
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- Jolly Roger 11 years ago
  
  Truly, it has to be him
  
  Korean Drummer Steals The Show - My Way (Original...
  
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  Riptor 11 years ago
  
  My vote goes for this guy who plays spoons on the streets of London
  
  Dude playing the spoons to Insomnia by Faithless...
  
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crork

11 years ago

№1 - John Henry Bonham with Led Zeppelin.
He is the most talented drummer!

Also, Travis Barker - with his energy and versatility. I really like this guy!

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