STEVE SMITH - Sister Cheryl (Live in Esclusiva dal n. 5 di Drumset Mag)

[@denonhd8]

Nice tribute to Tony.

[@KONAMAN100]

One of the great masters no doubt.

[@hansoloist9756]

Isn’t that John Riley? Wow a jazz master talking to another master. Awesome.

[@MrDrummerguy33]

The best sounding drums on the planet

[@Thomlistentoslayer]

MrDrummerguy33 Sonor

[@danlc95]

Steve's sound is always fantastic!

[@webstercat]

Motions happen before the execution. Steve a master...

[@darzil007]

to get the idea how master tony williams did it do to tony williams quintet live in new york with mulgrew miller and wallace rooney

[@as5a900]

sweet hats!

[@Thomlistentoslayer]

AS5A Zildjian 😉

[@jiyujizai]

🌱☺️

[@ezojzerep5750]

for you

[@danglesify]

Basically Swiss Triplets around the kit.

[@HenryPerez_royal_hp]

Samsgarden - he explains it during the last few seconds of the video....

[@Samsgarden]

Why does it say Sister Cheryl?

[@pacmanlp8876]

its a famous tony williams song.

[@budwudd]

As accomplished as he is Steve really botched that solo. It sounds rushed and too staccato. Playing it on small and clicky drums doesn´t help either. If you watch Tony do it, his rolls are legato and way more musical. He played in waves. But that says more about Tony than about Steve. Steve is a world class drummer, but Tony was just on another level.

[@ericharding92]

yeah right....

[@a.barnard3205]

WTF does this LAME video have to do with SISTER CHERYL?

[@bergerdrum]

(Comment edited) ... but to answer your question: "Sister Cheryl" is a tune by Tony Williams from his 1986 album "Foreign Intrigue." Steve Smith's band plays that tune, and this video is an excerpt of Smith explaining some of the Tony Williams techniques he uses when doing his solo intro for that song. If you had watched the video all the way through, you would have known this.