He is indeed the GOAT of drumming.

yes he one of GOATS IN DRUMMING

One of them the Professor

Em won hands down but yes MGK had some good lines. It just wasn’t at the same level

MOTOWN BABY

Listen to "Imagine", by Jonn Lennon, recorded early 70's.

Yes. He was. He is very missed.

The song is based on Joel’s experience as a lounge performer in Los Angeles in the early 1970s. He performed as such for about six months between 1972 and 1973 at the now-defunct Executive Room bar in the Wilshire district. He’d move to California from his native New York to avoid the record company he’d signed a contract with after the poor performance of his album, Cold Spring Harbor. Joel lived in L.A. for about three years working under the name “Bill Martin” since he couldn’t use his own name, due to contract issues. And all of the people highlighted in the song are based on Joel’s real-life encounters. John at the bar was an actual bartender who worked during Joel’s shifts. Paul the real estate novelist is a real estate agent who was also named Paul, and each night he sat at the bar and worked on what might become the next great American novel. The waitress who practiced politics was Joel’s first wife, Elizabeth Weber, whom he moved to L.A. with in 1972. She also worked at The Executive Room while Joel performed.

The song was about the civil rights era and the Vietnam war which was going on at the time.. They were a family group before the Jackson 5.They were from Chicago. They were on the Curtom Label- Curtis Mayfield''s label.

That's Kool watching someone who doesn't even listen to hard rock music get a surprise of one of the Greatest Band of all times. Good job James 👍👍👍

In the gaming tunes i think this same woman who is top of her class and any class ..correct me if I'm wrong here.. She just voices the word hadouken!

To me, Neil is the best, but check out Buddy Rich.

Watch the movie.

I like’d the amazed look on your face like it was to much to take in, awesome!

I’m older but I had the same experience. I was into nothing but hip hop and I heard this song and I knew immediately I had to hear more Beatles. I’m so glad I went down that path. They’re one of my favorites now.

By your face expression . Right, he was a bad man on the drums 😢

He be like, if the drummer is that good, how good are the other bandmates.....GOOD!!!!

This song is almost 35 years old & the sound hasn't aged one bit. A timeless classic.

He always paid homage to Buddy Rich... always doing him proud. Thats a true hero. 🙏 bless you Neil

Check out Omar Hakim.

All that fabulous dancing and still treated like sh*t because they were black!!!

Please check out the set he had for Xanadu Live From The Montreal Forum / 1981. I saw Rush in concert when they had this setup. Was absolutely amazing!

Li😅ten to back in black

I'm a white woman who loves ALL kinds of music from ALL eras, especially blues, jazz, funk & rock. I personally do not consider Chris Stapleton country. He, to me, is the definition of pure blues & soul! Like BB King, Barry White & Etta James meshed into a country looking, extraordinarily talented, white man 😁❤️

Dude, we understand you’re a good man. It’s just kick ass rock ‘n’ roll. I grew up with it. I graduated in 1979. I know what you’re talking about just kick ass making love music is what it is man

His solos were usually 45 minutes to an hour or so inside the concert, then he'd play for another hour or more. Imagine that kind of stamina. GOAT doesn't even begin to cover his abilities.

The rumor in the 1970's and 80's, when I was a kid/young adult, was that Neil was at some point instructed by Buddy Rich. I don't know if that's true but the influence is hard to deny.

That's what great art does. It hits us right in our soul, our heart. Nobody ever did that better than John, Paul, George, & Ringo.

Seeing him live is a Memory I will Always have to Treasure. Neil Peart is the Greatest Drummer I've seen.

If you like Sinatra, you must do yourself a favor and listen to his 7-minute live in-studio version of "It Was A Very Good Year. " You won't be sorry.

He covered the song hound dog . Check out Big Mama Thornton

Listen to Sam Cook he was also from Motown

This great song sung by Robin in the year 1967. very long time ago before their golden disco era 😊🎉❤ but still unique great soulful song ..😊❤

I forgot to say that 'Too Much Heaven 'and 'Tragedy' these two great timeless awesome songs 😊😊

These two great songs were composed and made on the same day ....😊 wow Bee Gees are really timeless, great legacy 😊🎉❤❤Two songs were really different in groove, lyrics and strings....😊🎉❤

Loved the reaction. Welcome to classical music. Try Beethoven's 9th Symphony.

Not even his best solo.

There's a big world out there.

You have officially successfully laid down the Humpty Hump, bro. 🤘🤘🤘

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They call him the professor

I was a teenager in Australia in the early 70's just started work and our work crew had a pretty talented Heavy rock cover band doing Deep Purple and Led Zepplin on the rock pub gig circuit at the same time as Acca Dacca. Most of the bands knew each other but not closely because you put out so much on stage that you were r**ted when your gig finished. We run into them regular on circuit before their careers took off. You shook me all night long and Back in black are my favorites as they are many fans favorites.

Genius, talent, musical intelligence, creative power.

Now that you've heard the masterpiece of Ennio Morricone, you have to watch the epic western this music was made for, so get ready for three hours of Sergio Leone's genious, featuring bad ass Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach and Lee Van Cleef....and the hanging man will become obvious.

That's not even his big set

90s Bro

Fkng amazing...wow. thanks for showing that.

I see about seven times he is the greatest there is I watched his videos just like how God does he do that

I LIKE THE WAY YOU JUST LET HIM RIP. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍BECAUSE HE BAD.