Buddy Rich - Drums | GREAT MASTERS OF JAZZ

Buddy Rich was one of the most famous and talented jazz drummers of all time. Born in 1917, he began playing professionally at the age of 18 and quickly became known for his incredible drumming skills. Rich was recognized as one of the fastest and most precise drummers of his generation and his unique and innovative technique inspired many other musicians. In addition to his drumming abilities, he was also an excellent band leader and led several jazz groups throughout his career. Buddy Rich passed away in 1987, but his music and influence are still felt today and he is considered a jazz icon.
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[@tenillehodge]

He was rolling so fast on that snare drum that I'm surprised the skin didn't start to smoke and catch fire !!!!!

[@BennyGoodman1977]

What a freshness of Swing music! So modern way to play!

[@edellis515]

beyond

[@jonbar140]

All the kids are doing queen of the Stone age and watching that metal drummer and I'm just thinking of this guy and Neil Peart

[@magiscichoam]

Comparing Neil Peart to Buddy Rich is highest order “Bull Exhaust”. On his very best day Peart was never ever at the same level of drumming excellence as Rich. Peart is staggeringly overrated by dolts mercifully spared the ravages of critical thinking and intelligence.

[@jonbar140]

@@magiscichoam I can't tell if you're joking or not. You're over the top language makes me think it's a joke cuz it's clear you're trying too hard but there are also some people who just don't understand drummers.

[@NesconProductions]

@@magiscichoam Now having seen both on numerous occasion live (though Buddy a more distant memory) both incredibly talented but a lot difference between a 'Big Band' & a three piece rock band. Valid argument to say Buddy was a better drummer, but I'd would also say Neil was a better musician (with more work & responsibility). Bottom line both had excellent timing, for a drummer a cornerstone skill. If there is a heaven their on 'dueling' drum kits together (playing Big Band charts), not arguing who's better - they'd just be (drum) beating it out of one another. Hope I make that audience one day too ;-).

[@louisd95714]

In addition to him being a great drummer, his facial expressions are very fun to watch.

[@godlywife]

KILLED IT LOVE HIM FOR DECADES

[@andrewmiller2906]

BUDDY RICH WAS THEE MAN on the drum set 😃!

[@mikekelly9851]

That brass snare drum sounds great. Buddy of course is the definition of great & master.

[@JohnDoe-by7tn]

Very very clean rolls

[@keithhamer1718]

The greatest

[@NesconProductions]

So, so glad was able to see him play live a # of times. Best was a free concert at Cooper River Park in NJ. As a kid went right down & planted myself right in front of his kit 8-). Buddy would be draped with sweat by the end of performances, he was def. one of the hardest workers in Showbiz! His Marine Corp. roots never left him & expect the best from himself & band members..

[@poraicseoighe7191]

THE MASTER

[@dibber43]

The 🐐

[@BurrenSHdrums]

that kits sounds so good I could die

[@uiliamoliveira6348]

The one only!

[@fredo4070]

Those double stroke accented phrases. Beautiful

[@ativozne]

the best!

[@joelcampbell1491]

Great drummer

[@taylordw]

GOAT

[@billphillips5922]

Bloody brilliant ❤

[@The-Unn]

Лучший барабанщик планеты!!!

[@SIRONEDRAGON]

Super.🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@yangjinwhan5835]

At the end he never forget to que in the band

[@mjm5081]

🙏❤🌹 Buddy 🌹❤🙏

[@marc2397]

Got damn!!

[@ricardomazuelos2805]

Es el mentor de todos y lo sera por generaciones y la eternidad

[@cribrebo7375]

One of the greatest there ever was

[@jessetarr2771]

Yeah really it's against drummers code to say one is best overall, but Buddy always makes you wonder.

[@jorgejosemendezbesil2088]

Genio

[@godofgamingnos]

Beast!

[@INFOYES007]

❤✅

[@edellis515]

GOD

[@mrlozano]

dose anyone have the full video of this song? which song is it??? Buddy can fricken ROLL!

[@BackingTrackCenter]

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[@M.hra1781]

JAAAAAAAAAAAZ

[@marcetictomislav]

Uuuuuuuffffffff

[@atta1798]

Nobody like him!!! 👍😃👍

[@edellis515]

😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@derycktrahair8108]

Rich was a Band drummer ? The Band was early Karaoke for him. Bet he couldn't sing 'My Way' like the rest of us. (Ok, don't get kranky..he was brilliant).

[@BackingTrackCenter]

You're right, everyone has their own skills! But Rich was definitely a master on the drums. What about you, do you play any instruments? Are you subscribed to our channel?

[@albro9724]

Unpopular opinion - buddy rich was ok

[@buixrule]

Troll of the week award for you. 😂

[@jessetarr2771]

Match grip jazz is just as hard as blast beats and double bass.

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Everyone's entitled to their own opinion, but you can't deny Buddy Rich's drumming skills! Which drummers do you like more? Are you subscribed to our channel?

[@billbobagginsbonham9239]

Great drummer, HORRIBLE attitude and always angry!!!

[@HBO1984.]

He's no Bonzo. 😑

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Bonzo is not Buddy Rich either!

[@kapalin846]

LMAO!! bonham did his thing great and his studio drum sound is still influential. however, he was nowhere near buddy rich. bonham took many ideas from buddy. even more so, bonham modeled himself after ginger baker. moby dick came from bakers solo ‘camels and elephants’ which was released in 1965, prior to the existence of cream. if u listen to that recording, bonham starts to seem less original.

[@HBO1984.]

@@kapalin846 where buddy riches when the Levee Breaks or in my time of dying or Achilles last stand or Moby dick? That's what rich is lacking, awesome rock songs with awesome drum grooves.

[@kapalin846]

@@HBO1984. are u being serious with me? i should tear you a new ass! buddy rich began playing the drums at the age of 2…in the year 1919, moron. he entered the jazz circuits in the late 1930s. there were no ‘awesome rock grooves’ back then, it did not exist. but guess what buddy rich did have? a big 26” bass drum. sound familiar? u clearly know little about the history of the drum set. u just like rock drums. ok buddy.

[@taylordw]

Bonzo could hit hard, perfect for Led Zep. But Ginger Baker pointed out he couldn’t swing a straightforward 4:4 rock drummer and a mean drunk. RIP Bonzo

[@_blueberrycats]

Jesus Christ

[@SalRubino82]

He def isn’t the greatest most overrated for sure

[@BackingTrackCenter]

🤔

[@santiagohernanmonzon2975]

Esto es un Baterista de verdad,que hermosura,,,que musico

[@MickLoud999]

He did like 407 thousand millions of different rolls in that clip alone!!