late in the evening have a very different groove

What a wonderful drumming! 👏👏👏👏🤘🥁❤️

🥁🤘👌🎄❤️

😉👍

ciao, sarebbe bello vedere una tua cover di Beginning di Mitch Mitchell. Magari il breve ritmo di solo

Colaiuta se li mangia tutti a colazione!

Paice, all day long, very underrated, great swing, power, technique and dynamics

Get Phil Voted In (to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame) in 2025!

no his mind is not for rent by any larks tongue in aspic.

Bargain

"Amazing Journey", "Behind Blue Eyes", "Acid Queen"..

Its quite funny that he made up all of it pretty much on the spot

This is so fun! Swing, disco and grunge are my faves. Was hoping for a Motown snare beat in 60s but rock/pop still good choice

Bravo, you have great skill!

Paice and Mitchell are on a whole nother level from the other two (especially Moon)

Excellent video Pietro. Other drummers influenced by Phil Collins are Topper Headon, Rat Scabies, John Doyle, John Merrymen and Peter De Freitas. One thing that sets him apart from his peers is sense of groove, especially among his peers. Brand X's "Moroccan Roll" is in my honest opinion's Phil Collins finest hour as a drummer.

could bonham have played like mitchell? could mitchell have played like bonham? traditional grip wins. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2S8pKxje92Jd5I

Impressive. Very nice. Let’s hear Paul Allen’s cover. 🥁

Louis Bellson is the creator of blast beats.

THE WHO is the Greatest Show on Earth and I still think that Moon RULES as the finest rock drummer - he painted a master piece with his hands and feet !

I enjoyed it thank you

Bill Bruford, my favourite drummer, wrong year alas....

You have balls. I'll give you that. Guitar sounds good.

I don’t understand the Neil Peart part. How does that embody Peart?

mucho estilo!

Bro u killed this Bonzo would be so proud

How many hours it takes to reach 38? I once saw the table but can’t find it right now..

After Keith started using two bass drums, he famously stopped playing hi hats live and often didn't include them in his kit. Sometimes a closed pair was mounted to his right. The studio was probably a different story. When you played these songs, I noticed you used them frequently. Did you hear a hi hat part on the studio version of these songs? I know there is a prominent hi-hat part in Who Are You of course. Its got to be a huge challenge to lose the hi-hats. As a part-time drummer I cannot imagine trying to hold down any kind of beat without them.

oh Lord! Amazing job. Thank you so much!

every decade is epic

Reggaetón, the ultimate guilty pleasure for the latin youth of today. I hope a reggaetón artist hires you and you make reggatón way more interesting. This is badass.

Can you explain to me what's going on with the irrational time signature in Ades's second mazurka? It's confusing me a lot

Great video and nice playing. KM had such flair when he played but sort of burned out by 76 or so. I really enjoyed your close look at his styles. Certainly one of , and in my opinion greatest Rock drummers , in his prime, that ever played! A showman with wicked speed. RIP KM

Fantastic solo my friend! I've been keen to explore playing this way more but my hands hurt a lot! And the sound just isn't where I want it to be. Did you learn any particular hand technique or did you already have a background playing conga or other hand percussion? How did you get started?

Great video. If Ginger Baker was also added, it would have been even more interesting

What about be bop/hard bop, and progressive rock?

ragtime and second line is not the same.

Lars is a good drummer

What about Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins

2:05 smells like the teen spirit -Nirvana

A reasonable list to show his approaches to various tracks. But the opportunity to hear his work on some of the atmospheric pieces such as 1983 , Waterfall, and Moon Turn the Tides

😂😂😂😂😂😂 Así no se toca el Reguetón...

Avevo perso questo pezzo, il link, il nome... per scoprire che poi avevo anche già commentato... 8 anni or sono.... l'ho ritrovata stanotte ❤ quanto mi è mancata 🥲

I'm trying to make a reggaeton song for the first time and this helps a lot thank you!

Nice video thank you, about the influences together with Bernard Purdie, Jeff himself (in Robin Flans book) cites Jim Gordon and Jim Keltner as his main influences

Would love to see I Need You off of A Quick One, reminds me of a wave crashing over me.

Well played! Cant imagine to keep all the licks Mitchell plays in every song in mind. Speaking of this fabolous drummer, did you check out his Guitarist? Hahaha

Sono multiclasse, a breve aggiungo la classe drummer

Great playing . All great grooves . Buddy getting funky is amazing as it’s an old school jazz guy . You do transcription btw ?

0:34 There is a lot more of Bass Drum