Buddy Rich Memorial - 1991 04 08 (part 1)

[@avklock]

Still blows my mind that out of all the groups, Steve Smith was in Journey. He really played down to them to help rock the arenas haha. What a phenomenal talent!

[@reh331]

Steve Smith absolutely kills Nuttville. What time. His comping is crazy good.

[@brianchisnell1548]

The pressure to over play is hard to resist. Buddy "live" could be insane or super chill. He was comfortable in his ability. He could bring chills by what he didn't play. It was scary good. I usually left the show in a state of shock. I took up the instrument when Nixon was elected. Hehe.

[@bobgosselin4402]

So many times I thought marvin smitty was gonna lose time but he actually never missed a beat, greattt timing

[@mateogarcia6942]

Thank you, what a well kept secret this is!

[@claudiocostavargas5279]

Obrigado Pavel. Muito obrigado.

[@samuelarana248]

3:05 smile

[@ricardosalvadorlevino5984]

Excelente tinha esse show gravado em VHS... 👏👏👏👏

[@sergio759]

Apprezzabile l'omaggio del grande Neil batterista progressive ma ne viene fuori uno swing tedesco purtroppo...

[@adenihil]

Neil thought someone was better than him… Geez man!

[@washingtonostopsbatera9842]

Sensacional, top de linha

[@mathursharad007]

There is no doubt that Neil Peart held back. He claimed to have issues hearing the band.

[@goober8798]

He also had to take lessons to do this concert. Jazz is a different beast than his percussive heavy style.

[@kle1134]

rad

[@Augfordpdoggie]

Cath rich is a hot piece.....and Neil Peart is the greatest ever...better than Buddy

[@seilomat]

😂

[@PNW_Sportbike_Life]

Buddy Rich looked down on non-Jazz drummers.

[@rockford3943]

He didn't see this show.

[@brianchisnell1548]

Not at all true! Read Mel Torme's book. Jeezzz.

[@HankFinkle11]

No

[@tooter1able]

I THINK sMITTY LIKED THE pEARLS.

[@lonjanis6001]

It bothers me as a 40 year veteran drummer that these guys use a double kicker bas petal so much. This was not available back in the days of the birth of jazz drumming. Now, don't get me wrong, I'm a metal drummer, but a true fan of jazz... And I if course use it. But in jazz .. I wouldn't ... Somehow takes away from the feel

[@jedi_417]

Look up Louie Bellson.

[@Augfordpdoggie]

42 17- i thought Buddy was against match grip? exactly.....Buddy was a fast drummer, but a rude, arrogant, condescending hypocrite. He could never, and I mean never hold a candle to Neil

[@ernestovai7597]

All excellent drummers, but none of them even come close to the sound of jazz.

[@dyfon-u5k]

a lot kids call NP the greatest drummer ever but he's not so great here

[@mathursharad007]

Buddy Rich was a great drummer, let's see how he would have performed playing Rush. Neil Peart is not a jazz drummer, he was great at progressive rock and playing Rush music. But what he did inspired so many drummers it's hard to quantify. He inspired me to play drums better. Neil's legacy is his amazing drumming for Rush, his unapologetic but tasteful aggressiveness and the shear number of people he inspired to pick up real or air-drums.

[@mediahound]

He sure nailed Cotton Tail later in the memorial ... kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4WcZGZpjc6Farc

[@HankFinkle11]

I give Neil a lot of credit for getting out of his comfort zone to play this kind of music .

[@Augfordpdoggie]

because Jazz is BS music. When you can play out of key its not music

[@Augfordpdoggie]

@@mathursharad007 Buddy was only fast, all his fills were exactly the same. Neil was 10x better

[@pascalm4924]

Neil Peart n'est pas un batteur de jazz !!! 😑

[@danielesalvini2051]

Il jazz non e'il tuo genere...