NDUGU CHANCLER - Drummer, Educator, Recording Artist, Producer (Michael Jackson, Santana) Part 1

[@tallbass]

RIP Ndugu.❤ Your spirit has touched me in magical ways.

[@henryzamora9756]

I heard him on tour with Satana Austin 1974-76. After this wonderful interview I know he was inspiration to me & many others. I just never knew he became teacher & educator. What a blessing for those who knew him personally.

[@waynefoote3781]

Leon ....also an incredible songwriter....let it whip as well as many George duke songs....his music remains Forever....;.

[@kevinmorgan263]

Great history. My brother was his barber for yrs . I knew him well. Coolest guy ever.

[@waynefoote3781]

@@kevinmorgan263 Man...he ripped it on the reach for it album by the incredible Mr. George Duke. Leon wrote a few songs by himself on that cut. Just outstanding songwriting and energy there!

[@kevinmorgan263]

@@waynefoote3781 absolutely. Also that's ngugu speakingcon that album too. He also did Dukey stick with george too. Actually he performed and co produced on all of dukes 70s albums and patrice rushen his best friend and he worked with everyone in the business since

[@kevinmorgan263]

@@waynefoote3781 I used to have a ton of questions for him that he always humbly answered

[@waynefoote3781]

@@kevinmorgan263 Yes! I have been following this stuff since 1975! Exhilarating music and song!

[@dongorgon4168]

Thank you. Leon was super tight on so many albums! Another master musician.

[@jacksonrussellband]

I love this interview! Knowing that this man is sharing his story and wisdom during the last season of his life is so awe inspiring. Thank you Mr. Famularo and R.I.P. Great legend... Mr. Leon Ndugu Chancler... 🙏

[@pauleady2385]

One of the unknown greats his music was incredible.....i found his music sampling albums and he also has a great mind and name

[@gregmuscovalley3791]

The net is great. I've seen his name on albums forever, great to hear him tell his own story

[@brettnewmandrums]

Thanks Dom, for bringing us these interviews! I'm sure everyone has heard Ndugu play incredible music, but never really knew anything about the person, the player. Cheers

[@jamesgraham3116]

I especially liked his work with George Duke.

[@kevincartagena396]

R.I.P to a legend 😢😢😢😢

[@PeterMayer]

I saw him play with Santana in 1975 and 1976 with Santana.

[@RobFerrellDrumStudio]

Absolutely magical. I love these interviews of all the heroes I grew up listening to!

[@Simonewhitesim-1music]

We are so Blessed with You Dom and all your doing. I make sure all my students see these..Bless!

[@podcastparlor4128]

Love you Ndugu! One love and I miss you down here on Earth. -DL

[@udomatthiasdrums5322]

still love his work!!

[@SWH2012]

Don't forget folks: the great Brian Blade is from Shreveport, Louisiana as well!!! There must be something in the air over there....

[@suzannemorissette]

So great to hear more about the legend. Great interview Dom.

[@dominikn19]

2 legends.

[@sethcashman1011]

That guy epitomized class both on and off the kit. What a loss. Great interview.

[@oholm09]

R.i.p leon one of drummers in the music industry

[@SriharshaaPrabhakar]

Great Interview

[@VladimirVazhinskiy]

Thank you very much!!!!!!!

[@Abraham_Tsfaye]

Everyone knows the songs that this great man has worked on but do they know who the drummer was. Yep you guessed it, It is the man himself. N'dugu Chancler

[@LowKeyTired-q7d]

Ledge

[@dinfluence30]

RIP!

[@markbra]

R.I.P. Teacher player and Inspiration. Don`t be scared to say it; original Americans! instead of "us".