See See Rider (Live Aloha from Hawaii) - Elvis Presley Drum Cover

A cliche for a sexual partner? That's what a see see rider is. At the end I get a little excited and do some solo style drumming. I was even surprised at what happened after watching. It's a fun song with double bass and other drum elements. I also learned that Elvis did this for Aloha from Hawaii only one time. This song and Ronnie Tutt blew me away as a child from the drumming perspective. I was knee high to a grasshopper in height, but I still remember those satellites beaming this concert across the world. It was a first of its kind event. A worldwide live concert in 1973. The original song reached #12 on charts back in 1925 by Chuck Willis. This song has been recorded over 100 times by various artists. A testament to how cool the song actually is. Thank you for subscribing, commenting, and watching my videos. Have a great weekend! See ya'll next week! #elvispresley #drumcover #drums #zildjian

[@phillippettijohn7946]

Get down on it Albert. Live it!!!! Love It!!!!

[@AlbertMoyerJr]

Thank you, Phillip! Man, Ronnie Tutt was so UNDERRATED as a drummer. One never really knows until you try and play what the other drummer was doing.

[@TAKFULLHOUSE5150]

Awesome drumming! very cool!! thanks for wonderful sharing!

[@AlbertMoyerJr]

Thank you, TAK! Wishing you the best. Have a great weekend!

[@ramonponce2755]

Aprende a tocar bateria o afinala

[@AlbertMoyerJr]

Reply Ramón Ponce si quieres aprender a tocar, te recomiendo el libro "Stick Control" de George Lawrence Stone. Me ha ayudado a dar muchos conciertos. Gracias por verme y les deseo mucha diversión en su batería.

[@nikisrevenge]

C. C. Rider

[@AlbertMoyerJr]

It says, "See See Rider on the album."

[@nikisrevenge]

@@AlbertMoyerJr yes, but CC has fewer letters and is easier to type