I never thought I'd say this but he's the first jazz fusion drummer that can play just about anything heavy he's proven it time and time again. Although my two faves Dave Lombardo, Aquiles Priester Thomas Lang Tommy Aldridge and the list goes on

Saint Buddy father of all drummers❤❤

So Great!!!!!

Tuned my new DW snare with the help of this video. Great results, thank you John!

Three engines, Gadd's the V8, Weckl's the supercharged straight 6, & Coliutta's the V12.

Ptain Phil, Alex Van Halen, Cerron et Mister Mel merci !!!!!!

Sublime. Saw him in Zurich last year and he's still amazing

😀😀😀 Super Thankyou Mam 🙏

The English Drummers STOLE everything from the American drummers.....John Bonham used this in Moby Dick

I'm a drummer from yesterday. Back in the 80's I dated Gene Krupas neice Sandy Krupa who was also an amazing drummer. She could play a bell on a ride cymble that would scare you. At 5'5" and 115lb she reminded me many times who was the boss behind a drum kit in our relationship. Rip Sandy. I miss you muchly.

Aaaahhhh Gracias por compartir esto! Aguante Carlok!!!!!!!!!!

The second part is fucking great!!

Fantabulous!!! 👏👏👏👏👏. 🤩🤩🤩

insane drumming

the battle of the mullett hairstyle

Look at how simplistic his kit is, and yet his skill makes it sound superior to most with a full drum set.

Great stuff to listen to! I would call this inspired jamming. These artists are beyond every level absolute reference. I love the way, they fit together: Technicaly as well as in their spirits!

Absolutely magnificent..what control..

Genial

Groove man, groove. What a groover!

Damn! Arsenio Hall can play!

So pretty cool but , i think ur over playin but........ w/ sabrina u become my favorite tasty drummer❤❤❤❤

That was fantastic 👏🏻

He painted a picture way more colorful than Rich and utilized the whole kitand double Bass godfather.

I saw him with Mike Stern and the Brecker brothers 🔥 just awesomeness ❤

Jack is an all around musician. This is the guy every young drummer should hear cause his swing is all his own. And, it is marvelous.

👍👍👍

Awesome! The lost art of brush work! I bet 75% percent of young drummers today have no brush work skill!

Really nice man

Every drummers dream: to play with a band that covers Weather Report! 😊

Way to swing brother! You rival Jack Dejohnette! 😊

This just goes so damn hard, it's beautiful. I'm glad this was filmed, it's the only HQ version of this song live.

Bello/Magnifico.🙏✡️✡️✡️✡️✡️✡️👑

@Richard BONA me retient ici

This video is older (maybe from 1990-95) but Bobby Previte is still out there and swingin’ as great as ever!

I was at this show. Everyone was talking about this dude, afterwards..

It looks like she had a Slingerland Radio King Snare

I'm in love ❤️

Kaspi is good, but she's not on the same level as Cohen's previous drummers - and there's no shame in that. Hopefully she'll get there.

Limpio y firme sin parafernalia, estilo clásico, grande dejohnette🥁

Awesome drummer!

Great control 👌

I’ve always preferred Bellson’s drumming to Rich’s. There’s a musicality and nuance to his playing that is so much more pleasurable to listen to and learn from than pure speed and technicality. To me Bellson’s style was so much more innovative for big band jazz and this solo is a good example that gets to the heart of his drive for that innovation even years after big band music’s dominance . He had an approach to drums that transcended genre. Great clip!

Художник!

Every time Drummerworld wipes all those beautiful comments clean away -- as though they had never existed-- i feel compelled to RE-EXPRESS, to REPEAT my almost boundless admiration for the sheer brilliance and electric performance of these 4 superb jazzz musicians, in which both Herbie and Pat BURN. This is DEFINITELY the most EXCITING version of Canteloupe Island that I have EVER HEARD.

😊😊😊😊😊good drum teacher

The drum solo was LOVELY, and Mr Previte is obviously a highly talented, original and exciting drummer, but for me at least it fell completely to pieces after the tuba kicked in around 6 mins or so. Call me old-fashioned, but tubas just DON'T BELONG within modern jazz. .. And the the subsequent trad-like "stomping through the streets" feel didn't impress me either. IMO, Mr Previte needs either to start recording under his own name, or to join some group which can much more fittingly complement his inventiveness and dynamism. (Mind u, I've no idea WHEN this was recorded. He may have already done so LONG ago!!)

Великолепный!

So special, impressed!