Gospel Drummer REACTS to Deep Purple - The Mule | Ian Paice - Live Drum Solo Denmark 1972

[@algreen8035]

Ian Paice is self taught. He started playing drums at 15 played in his dads Big Band and joined Deep Purple at 19. He is about 22 in this clip. Influenced by Buddy Rich & Gene Krupa. He is an incredible drummer 🥁

[@rayjr62]

I read where at one point he did take private lessons from Kenny Clare back in the 1960s.

[@JunkerOnDrums]

Paice born in 1948 was almost 24 in this video, and he was 24 when Made in Japan was recorded :D

[@ponytrekker8996]

@@JunkerOnDrumsthis was the same year as MIJ.. just a few months before this is from Copenhagen Denmark march 1972.

[@ponytrekker8996]

Ian paice for me..is the best rock Drummer.

[@23ograin53]

Best drummer in rock music for several decades in my opinion.

[@kenchristie9214]

The only drummer I know who can get a 64-beat bass drum roll using one pedal. Started leanring the drums around his 16th birthday. Prior to that he was a violinist in his father's orchestra. At the age of 19, on Deep Purple's first album, Ian was already establishing himself as one of the world's best drummer. Mandrake Root showcases Ian's talent.

[@jamaljasim9735]

He's surely one of the greatest drummers in the world, extraordinary solo

[@meanstreetmook]

Ian Paice is a beast! And a unique lefty as well

[@jameshook1862]

Ian Paice is the best rock drummer ever....

[@stratcat3216]

That foot.. and those rudiments including single handed rolls, buzz rolls to open rolls... I mean.. yeah.. He's the GOAT

[@richardbarton6146]

Ian Paice is my Favorite drummer period. everyone else comes next!! This guy brings it!

[@BeeLineEast]

Great drummer the best.

[@gj8683]

That solo was a good place to start, but check out the fills he puts into the Deep Purple songs. Very inventive and ear-catching without going over the top. Songs like "Lazy," "The Shield," and "No No No" are ear candy for drummers. And that's just a few of many.

[@JunkerOnDrums]

An underrated drummer - Ian Paice on the drums - Yeah - I was at the concert 1972 in KB hallen Copenhagen. 4 months before the recording of Made in Japan. Those were amazing :D

[@emjem99]

He is most definitely NOT underrated.

[@notgivennotgiven7776]

Ian Paice Ian Paice alright. Yeah. The whole band were more than musicians. Peace

[@13458073]

O grande, inigualável, genial e extraordinário Ian Anderson Paice.

[@vasdim8124]

Definitely the best rock drummer, still rocking hard at the age of 74!

[@weewilly49]

look for his mind blowin' one hand roll!

[@joaoluisbufaical994]

IAN PAICE = THE very BEST DRUMMER EVER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mariannwatt2678]

The thing is ian is like 70 something uears old and can still bring it as a drummer 1 clip wont show just how unreal a drummer he is but this is a good start cheers

[@sergiaopiccioni]

Ian Paice the best!

[@gregdes1385]

When I first heard Ian back in 1972 I was hooked. From that moment on I was a Drummer and have been for 50 years. I still hope to meet him some day and thank him for inspiring me to a life long journey.

[@oscarnunez9974]

Ian paice el mejor del mundo sin dudas ❤🎉

[@paulm1162]

the only drummer to roll a single bass drum with 1 pedal

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

And roll a snare with one hand

[@sulladrum]

I totally appreciate your appreciation of the godfather of lefty drummers: Ian Paice

[@minkoiliev5257]

Yes you are right he is one of the most brilliant drummers with a left handed playing setup, but the godfather of left handed drummers in my opinion is Hub Jansen (1937-2008). I am sending you a link to it, I guess you will be pleasantly surprised!kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHStdJyvaLufbLs

[@erolbulut2584]

He's left handed. One of the GOATS

[@henryruizph.d7161]

For a little dude with one lung he’s pretty amazing…He played with Buddy Rich some & was very influenced by Big Bands…He also does the One Hand Roll…Good stuff!…

[@marcelomoraes8167]

Nice reaction! Great recon on Ian Paice! Congrats!

[@sergiokriznjak5800]

Genio!!!!

[@AGDinCA]

Ian Paice - the name suits the man 🤘😁

[@JDavidHopkins]

I found out he pronounces it ‘Pai-ce’.

[@AGDinCA]

@@JDavidHopkins Really? I've not heard that. Very interesting factoid. Thanks! 👍

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

Go and search Ian Paice’s own youtube channel. A very soft spoken man, with great stories and an amazing technique. It’s interesting to watch him today. His elbows seems to be glued to his sides and the stroke is in the wrist.

[@elvagabundodelasestrellas]

"El fenomenal Ian Paice "

[@CHIARAMENTE-j5j]

Ian paice semplicemente il MIGLIORE ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@fortiterinresuaviterinmodo5549]

Lefty Ian is stunning

[@jfender8023]

Paice's early influences include jazz and rock drummers such as Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich, Bobby Elliott, Ringo Starr and Charles Connor, and later he was inspired by Carmine Appice, Ginger Baker and Mitch Mitchell. He is primarily left-handed with a left-handed drum-kit set-up and uses the matched-grip approach. He is well known for his extremely fast and smooth single and double-stroke rolls as well as single bass pedal speed. He did however perform once with a double-bass setup on the title track of the Fireball album and was performed live occasionally. He is also known for perfecting the one-handed roll as demonstrated on a Drummers World video.

[@rodhanson7112]

i went to a Deep Purple concert in THE EARLY 70s in MELBOURNE Victoria Australia AND ian Paice did A ONE HANDED DRUM ROLL

[@nashashmalchiel8552]

go to his youtube site reach out to him , you being Gospel , this man is a humble persons ,

[@denijuliansyah658]

Ian paice by deep purple...member big 3 heavy metal/rock drummer with Jhon bonham by LED zeppelin and bill Ward by black sabbath... In 70-80 era

[@SatWiseJanx]

Great reaction to one of the greatest rock drummers ever. And you nailed it when you said Buddy Rich all day long, because that was a huge influence on Mr. Ian Paice, whose work within a song was his true magic, ala Danny Carey from Tool.

[@susie307]

Oh yeah. Chops!!

[@ZIPTHEWHIP13]

The Buddy Rich of rocknroll

[@stevewhite51]

My opinion! If it wasn’t for jazz and blues bands like Deep Purple, Zeppelin, Floyd, Hendrix, Grand Funk and ZZ. To me it just proves why we are all here to make things better. So much hate out there on the race topic but again, times like these just proves we are all meant to be together in some way or fashion. Just my opinion

[@josephmcfarland8442]

Ian Paice is fantastic, Check out Bill Ward Black Sabbath Live 1970 " Paris "

[@brendajoy13]

Fantastic artist, and he had part of his left lung removed at age 6, due to pneumonia which worsened to tuberculosis.

[@kurtsherrick2066]

I think Woman From Tokyo is a very nice example of Paice's Fills which I believe Ian was the best at. His one hand Drum Roll he learned from Buddy Rich is something I have never seen any drummer play with that technique. Ian was the fastest at the Rolls. I have always said most the great drummer's last name starts with a P. Paice, Palmer, Peart and Powell. Check out Carl Palmer of Emerson, Lake and Palmer. Cozy Powell of Rainbow.

[@kathymason9730]

You need to react to the late great Joey Jordison. May he rest in peace. He was an incredible drummer. Would love to see your reaction to him.

[@paulmacpherson3114]

Wee "Thunderfoot"

[@joesutherland225]

Check out Gene Crupa big band swing drummer and tell me you don't see his influence on most if not all rock drummers buddy too

[@samopaik8695]

Check out Carmine Appice's solo on " Superstition" live Beck Bogart Appice. Was an influence on Bonham and Paice.

[@paulm1162]

buddy ritch described him as the 2nd best drummer

[@robsco1249]

Obviously Buddy see himself as the best drummer ever...but please where you read what he said about Paice?

[@paulm1162]

@@robsco1249 it was in an interview with, I believe, Michael parkinson around about 1992 on British TV

[@robsco1249]

@@paulm1162 he died in 1987!

[@paulm1162]

@@robsco1249 that's why I said "I believe", at my age it's difficult to be exact

[@robsco1249]

@@paulm1162 Well thank you anyway...I really would like to listen or read to that comment from Buddy himself....I can't find It anywhere.

[@MatthewSmith-xg6kj]

Check out Mitch Mitchell or Bill Ward

[@MrsMillwall]

Tis a English group 🌟

[@benhinds2971]

The Joe Morello School for Drumming. (Not Real). But He definately seems to have that Jazz influence. Probably Morello and Buddy Rich. And I think everyone that likes Jazz is influenced by Elvin Jones and Art Blakey.

[@grahamjeffries4566]

The governor

[@barryrammer7906]

Ian Paice is one of the best rock drummers of all time. Everybody knows that. All true rock and rollers know this. He had more of what they call a swing style or jazz style. John Bonham, for example, was more of a heavy hitter power drummer. Paice is considered technically better. Both are great in their own way. Then Neil from Rush came along and blew them all away, lol.

[@michaelcavallacci2945]

You forgot the guy WHO started it all with crazy busy rock drumming. Keith Moon.

[@robsco1249]

Neil P. Is extremelly overrated. There are thousands of prog, jazz rock and fusion drummers that can play his stuff...Paice and Bonham had a more peculiar style and much more groove. Defenitely better than N.P.

[@user-du1qy6if6k]

24 YO))

[@rodhanson7112]

You should react to the Live version of JOHN Bonzo BONHAM OF LED ZEPPELIN DRUM SOLO Live in AMERICA in THE TUNE CALLED MOBY Dick AND if t Think ian Paice's SOLO is GOOD John Bonzo Bonham's drum solo will AMAZE you

[@robsco1249]

There are surely better drums solo from the Master than this one...nice introduction anyway.

[@anthonyjd6097]

And he never practices ever he doesn’t have the time lol

[@richardj9016]

Shush

[@kinderegg950]

yes

[@normanterrault397]

Paice played on a Ludwig Supraphonic LM-402 snare ( 6 1/2 X 14 ) ! Not sure if he's using a standard 20 strand or the 42 strand ). His bass drum is a 26 inch X 14 1/2 or 15 1/2 ! I use a 42 strand on my Supraphonic ! The sound is better with a thicker richer sound . I tune my snare way high like John Bonham, resonant side & tone lower that batter side