Ian Paice interview at Buddy Rich Memorial Concert

[@Premier67]

Ian is so down to Earth and so talented. I could listen to him talk for 555 minutes, but it's better to watch or listen to him play. No wonder his drumming is good, it's coming from a good place. Those DP cats are all cool.

[@TubingSD]

What a great, great talk. Ian is the man!!

[@pinball1970]

A great drummer. Pure class

[@peterhlinka4789]

Ian you're ever the inspiration from day one some 40 years ago. I don't sit behind the kit and think of you at least once

[@GlobalEnglishSupernaturals]

A fantastic insight, thank you Ian❣️

[@charlessavarese]

Ian, so glad to see you're finally getting your due. I've always wondered why you weren't chosen much sooner for this, if you've ever met Buddy, and did he give you any of the recognition that he gave to Carl Palmer? After all, you are dubbed "The Buddy Rich of rock", and certainly swing like a jazzer.

[@CygnusTheIronDream]

Such class!

[@richardknowles9872]

really well described..so true

[@Braglemaster123]

Excellent

[@jaschaheifetz]

Classy guy. Old school.

[@metacosmos]

Paice: "I always tried to play rock and roll like a swing-big band drummer".

[@HankFinkle11]

Paice is one of the greatest underrated rock drummers of all time. In my opinion, he should be held in the same regard as Bonham, Peart, Moon, Baker, etc.

[@metacosmos]

He is the follower of buddy guy and gene krupa.

[@pimtelman]

Ian explained exactly why Buddy is so special.

[@zacula86]

Did I catch a "sphincter clincher" in there? Awesome!

[@gustavoestevam5263]

Yes! hahahaha

[@PFB1994]

"Every now and again you get an offer in your career, which you cannot refuse - this is one of them, playing with Sir Paul was another one"

[@fredvonbreuer6998]

Very intelligent!

[@Braglemaster123]

Exactly 👍👍

[@SUPERMANfromMETROPOL]

Loving it is not the same as playing it. Playing rock like a swing-drummer. a born drummer, it is in the genes. transmit that thought to and from your hands.

[@frankydeley3123]

buddy plays drums better than anybody else ... nuff said ian

[@metacosmos]

Paice:" in big bands the drummer fills and follows what the sax or the bass are doing, in rock and roll the drummer only things in filling empty spaces with grooves."