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Utmost respect for Jim opening up about his insecurities when coming up with new ideas and adventures in his vocabulary. I thank him for a revealing interview, and you as well John for your reassuring words of support in what I felt he needed to hear at that time.

Excellent interview. Tim seems like a normal guy who became a rock star but retained a humble character. Normal except for his incredible drumming!

Excellent.

Thanks John and Tim for a fascinating yet melancholy conversation. Tim Alexander is an innovatively creative musician. It was surprising to hear about his humble beginnings and percussive psychology. I have appreciated his ideas for many years and have opened my mental approach to performance .❤

Great interview and conversation. I dig that Tim is self taught and also is a painter! Thanks to you both.

PS: GREAT content John, love your channel

Tim is so freaking awesome. So creative his parts, Much like Neil Peart. His parts are integral to the structure of the song. I could play his Primus songs, but I could never come up with his inventiveness. That’s why I’m not auditioning lol.

Tim is epic ..

Loved the conversation gentlemen. Thank you!

Hello John and Tim! And thank you. Michael Manring's "Thonk" album really floored me with Tim's drumming.

Great episode John! Maybe the most underrated Stones album. So many times I have heard people reference the run of albums that represented the Stones greatest era of music and it usually ends at Goats Head Soup. I always disagree. This album is one of my favorites. And the message from Charlie was gold.

Ricky Fataar he is a really good person

A year later and here I am watching this again. It's just as good as the first time!😊

These Berkley guys. Are the top..JR is a cool cat..Rufus was his break in moment into LA scene

"California laid back beat" - that is Hal Blaines "Be My Baby" beat.

I saw Andy Newmark playing with Laura Nyro for " Smile" tour rest of band was Richard Davis on bass,Mike Maneri on vibes,Randy Brecker on sax,Jon Tropea on guitar Bobbi Hall on percussion what a band Great show.Calderone theatre in Hempstead LI NY

Great interview. Very down to Earth

Awesome Pops! Great interview! Huge fan here!

Another home run interview. Did not know this amazing musician. Probably one of the most interesting solos on KZbin. Tons of space, chops and and it avoids sounding repetitive but uses repetition! Will definitely check out work and his new book. Only two drummers can riff for days on “Where’s the One?” 😎

Great conversation and awesome stories! Thanks for posting.

Rick Marotta - one of my faves!

Ilan was the first drummer to play Woodstock '99 and the first one to play "The Perfect Drug" live. I am looking forward to seeing him join Trent and Atticus in the next NIN tour '25/'26. 🤘🏼

Huge fan of both Rick and Jerry……

Connecticut resident here. That show you mentioned was on June 28,2002 at the meadows in Hartford. Opening night of the vapor trails tour. I was there with my 11 year old son. What a night and what a memory. I remember Geddy mentioning the passing of Joh Entwistle which had just happened. Long live RUSH!

Wow ,what a privilege to hear these memories being shared , enlightening,informing and inspiring.One of the great and unique bands of the 20th century and Ricks interview was as tasty as his playing.Amazing John ,full respect and admiration

It would be great if we could see what you see in your monitor

Amazing plumber joke 😂. Crying laughing 😂

John, congratulations on creating your scholarship with Percussive Arts Society! I'm ordering one of those shirts.

I started drumming in '74 and Charlie has been a huge influence on me, too. My Gretsch snare will be on stage with me tomorrow. I have it 'cause of Charlie.

Thank you John and Joel outstanding review of The great Jim Gordon the drummer.🥁

Been a while since I hung out and played records Time well spent, RIP Charlie

Bring Mick back for part 2!

Enjoyed this show very much John. Great work getting it together.

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Been plying for 35years been playing this song for a couple of hours today, Jim was a master of groove, & dynamics, & playing fills that will enhance the song. Andy, is a technical mater , so nice to hear him heaping praise on Jim. It's real easy to think , well that's easy I could do that , but if you really listen to the feel, to the dynamic control, the push and pull of the back beat & fills, he's syncopating it in such an emotional way. He's making it a hit.

Rick and brother Jerry..both great drummers...get Jerry on *

Okay, well it took a few years, but I finally got to this one, right John? Hope your Thanksgiving went well, as this is what I am thankful for! I always enjoyed his playing with the Faces, filling in with the Stones and his playing with the Who; You Better You Bet, Another Tricky Day and of course, Eminence Front. Thanks for having it around for me to have a listen to!

"It's Only Rock 'n Roll"! there's demo version with David Bowie & Elton John on backing vocal's , before Jagger nicked it , the only one of Woody's guitar;s that Kieth left on it was the 12 string accoustic at he start of the song ,,

Six years ago, I was in a cover band that covered "Beginnings", which I loved to play. I tried my very best with it - Mr. Seraphine's shoes are the biggest to try to fill!

Your Track Talk series is wonderful! I love hearing these stories behind the recording sessions. I'm a fan of Rick Marotta's work, and it's great to see him live in your drum room! I appreciate his Yamaha Drums endorsement story. I fell in love with Yamaha drums as a college student in the late '80s and went on to buy three Yamaha sets.

Such a great way of explaining the Stones and their music. So interesting to hear your thoughts on their playing and then listening to the songs afterwards. Gives me a new way of appreciation of the Stones music. The IORR - album is filled with such great songs. Great work John and thank you for the insights you share with us!

Thanks again John loved Ricks playing on everything he ever recorded and I went to every Yamaha Groove Night starting from the Galaxy Theatre in Santa Ana to Cerritos when I first saw Carlock also I have a friend who is an incredible Trumpet player named Charlie Zevon and yes he was related to Warren great show loved the stories ❤🥁

Loved it again John you always bring the best and Danny is one of the greatest with Chicago I got to play in a Chicago tribute band once but I still have the drum charts fit all these songs thanks 🙏 for always giving us your best my brotha 🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🙏🙏🙏🙏🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼

First track does remind me of drumming on Get Off My Cloud, distant cousin perhaps. The snare action, that is. Love in the breakdown where the bass (?) sounds distorted, loose strings or something. My problem with the Stones starts around this record with Jagger sort of over doing it, in my opinion. Love Time Waits for No One and Fingerprint File. Too bad M.Taylor left at this time. That is a beautiful ballad, Till The Next Time We Say Goodbye. Always a fan of Stones' ballads.

Doing a great job John, long may you..

producer Jimmy Miller was sorely missed, but the Stones had burned him out

Love ❤️ the last tune John funky who knew 🎸🎹🥁🎼🎤

Thanks 🙏 John loved it and hearing Charlie and Kenny and Billy Preston and all the early Stones 🎤🥁🎸🎸🪘🎼🎹

What a career! Manu is special.