One of the most difficult drum pieces to play... #StewartCopeland #AskStewDaddy
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@stevedrums167511 ай бұрын
I'm glad he mentioned "Spirits". when I was in a Police tribute band, the most difficult song for me to really get down was "Spirits". I'm glad I'm in good company!
@davidsquires354910 ай бұрын
Yeah, I'd say pretty good company
@lw37649 ай бұрын
Just tapping along as a casual listener, when the time signature changes I always seem to miss it. It's right there, it shouldn't be that hard to simply follow along and I still miss it. I love that song, one of my favorites.
@fastdeploy9 ай бұрын
Spirits is a top 5 Police song for me. Always loved it.
@highmedic23519 ай бұрын
“Spirits in the material world”*
@lw37649 ай бұрын
@highmedic2351 yeah, they know, they shortened the title just for ease of commenting I'm sure.
@geoffbrugger42610 ай бұрын
The crazy high hat work on walking on the moon always trips me out
@hazardeur9 ай бұрын
a lot of it is actually delay
@Smoove_J9 ай бұрын
I practiced for hours trying to get that weird hi hat sound, then I found out he was using effects. I like to think I got pretty close.
@Stanwojcik8 ай бұрын
Agreed
@Lonelywookiee8 ай бұрын
I remember being blown away as a 4 year old listening to that song for that exact reason. Drumming is in my blood, I was attracted to the Police at a very young age - and for good reason!
@brianshizmo788 ай бұрын
The drums were recorded with multiple tracks one track is just the high hat then he plays to that track so it seems he has 4 hands.I played that song in a cover band 15 yrs ago and found a way to play it live and it went well.
@QuinnPrice11 ай бұрын
My fav drummer. What a talent.
@davidsquires354910 ай бұрын
Yes
@MannyQuacioua10 ай бұрын
Heck yea
@cmddcd9 ай бұрын
My fave is Moon, but now Stewart is who I consider the best !!!
@pete_lind9 ай бұрын
@@cmddcd Kai Hahto , sons of winter and stars , band Wintersun, he did the drum bits to that composition. specially when its over 13 min long.
@derekewing96699 ай бұрын
You obviously haven’t seen “EI Estepario Siberiano” he is hands down the most talented drummer possibly in the world. Absolute machine.
@user-tz8tz8bm6p10 ай бұрын
This guy is a genius drummer; one of the greats. Sting was very lucky he met him.
@riskromer977310 ай бұрын
genius musician, really
@panchopuskas19 ай бұрын
- and vice versa.....
@user-tz8tz8bm6p9 ай бұрын
@@panchopuskas1 Yes, but Sting never gave him the respect he deserved. That’s the difference.
@ehiggins74769 ай бұрын
No Police with out him
@jaggass9 ай бұрын
Sting and Stewart were always at each others throats. They get on very well if they don't talk about music.
@talan48319 ай бұрын
his sense of humor as on point as his drumming has always been... one of the all time greats
@aerltot11 ай бұрын
Stewart! You were the reason I decided to pick up the sticks for the first time. You have been such a huge influence on me an my dad, and I love your music so much. Keep playing, man! ❤️🤙
@Grizzam7219 ай бұрын
Same here. It was Stewart Copeland that made me pick up sticks for the first time!
@pappachook9 ай бұрын
Also the reason why I put them down.
@ehiggins74769 ай бұрын
@@pappachook ha!
@Honestly__now8 ай бұрын
@@pappachookfor me it was both i got excited got a kit and had no real talent at it it’s really difficult to hold the rhythm with offbeat stuff and quit. I still marvel at the unique and awesome mr copeland. Playing guitar and singing are more fun anyhow
@Bronte8667 ай бұрын
I ‘d suggest to others to not buy a kit until you get a practice pad. And you don’t really need a practice pad. Just get sticks and play on any surfaces you have. If that works out then get your kit.
@james12erby4310 ай бұрын
The tastiest pop reggae drummer i ever heard and seen in my lifetime. I liked everything about Stewart Copeland's style, sound choices, and rhythmic approach in general. I'm still learning his approach till this very day 😉
@dansweda7127 ай бұрын
That's a very good description of his style, unique for sure
@TheAllyMor9 ай бұрын
Awesome to see Stewart Copeland pop up in my KZbin feed!!! And playing a bit of the Police. What a guy!
@NObucketLIST6 ай бұрын
Definitely beats U.S. political media! :)
@tinytattoomike7943Ай бұрын
🏆
@user-kf5mm6ll3s8 ай бұрын
What a lovely guy & s true Maestro on the drums. Colour , texture & unpredictable firework fills. Unique one of a kind
@sarojaband466411 ай бұрын
Driven to Tears is the most powerful and EXCITING!!🔥
@RetroMusicMan3699 ай бұрын
Absolutely correct Stewart’s drum work on that piece is flat amazing! 👍
@thomasmleahy62189 ай бұрын
Turned a couple of drivers into kazoos on that one. Sounded great, another beer, louder, sounded great last night, the next day....oops, couldn't take the boogie. More drivers, more better!! Always have and always will love the Police.
@honiideslysses129 ай бұрын
Hell yeah! There's a great punk and new wave film (and soundtrack) called Urgh! A Music War focusing on live alternative bands from the late seventies/early eighties and this is our offering from The Police and they kill it!
@headly218 ай бұрын
One of my favorite guitar solos, too.
@marcweissman57527 ай бұрын
@@RetroMusicMan369Could not agree more. Stewart's drum licks alone are why that song is in my Top 5 Police songs of all-time. Incredible! 🥁
@magneto79309 ай бұрын
None of these songs would even stand out without the expertise of their drummer!
@donarthiazi244316 күн бұрын
Every song needs the rhythm section to lay down an excellent baseline for the song to work
@JoesBlows11 ай бұрын
It's pretty cool for old fan boys like myself who get to see their childhood idols interacting close and personal to and with the fans.
@acmekanik91358 ай бұрын
Prolly one of the only things social media has been good for....lol. I like it too. It was a different world back then.
@idn11 ай бұрын
I am so thankful that we gets this content from you Mr. Copeland. Thank you kindly!
@gravyblue10 ай бұрын
I recorded (assist) Stewy back in the day. He was playing with Jeff Beck and pino on jeffs album. He didn't wear headphones so we had wedges, and the drums had to be on a riser which is a ball ache in the studio. Great player. Lovely chap.
@vicvega36146 ай бұрын
Didn't he also play with the Doors (Robbie, Ray) and i think the Cult singer for a couple shows?
@gravyblue6 ай бұрын
@@vicvega3614 that rings a bell
@vicvega36146 ай бұрын
@@gravyblue so you got to meet Jeff Beck also? What was he like?
@gravyblue6 ай бұрын
@vicvega3614 very cool. Quite quiet.
@JustALowClassWarrior5 ай бұрын
@gravyblue I know this is out of the blue sir, but is there any way you could get in touch with him? My younger brother and I have been hugely inspired by him in our musical development, style, and attitude our whole lives. I know it's not likely, but it's always been a dream of ours to go out and meet him (or even video chat sometime). It was a particularly hard year for my 29-year-old brother (a former prodigy of Ted Mackenzie, of Buddy Rich fame), as he's been recovering from a mystery neurological illness for over a year now with no apparent diagnosis or cure... Years ago, I had gone to the trouble of producing him (miking, pre-mixing, recording/shooting, post-mix, leveling/mastering, etc.) drumming a couple covers to video mixtape in order to showcase his abilities for an audition, which ended up helping secure him a tour with a Peruvian rock band, Corban ("El Dueno" east coast tour). It's just a shame to see him not playing out like he used to.. I know he misses it, and honestly, he and I both know he's not living up to his full potential anymore (the pandemic didn't help either). If you can help, I know it'd be life-changing for him and I'd be forever grateful. If not, I completely understand. Thank you for your time, brother. ✌🏼
@voahiranarakotonaivo648011 ай бұрын
Your drum intro and drumming through out Spirits In the Material World...is the greatest I've ever heard. Absolutely brilliant and unique. My favorite and most 🔂 listened to Police song. So addictive..
@giovanniperretta655011 ай бұрын
One of the greatest gods of drumming history. Thank you
@mcrahul1005 күн бұрын
Most Unique Drummer ever...Absolutely Distinctive, Innovative,creative...Stew Daddy Rocks🔥😎🤘
@duanewaider69268 ай бұрын
Thank you for all the years of inspiration Mr. Copeland. No words can express what uv brought to the drum world. You are a total BAD ASS!
@jorgecarretero61555 ай бұрын
Spirit in the material is my number 1 song from all music of the world..love your story telling keep up the good work.
@JayDS5099 ай бұрын
Complex, subtle, driving, creative...a major drum talent. Thanks for all the great music!
@HelenamariaRusso9 ай бұрын
Hello Mr. James how are you doing 😊
@davecummings7477Ай бұрын
Amazing. What's really incredible is understanding guys like Stewart Copeland, Neal Peart, Danny Carey, and other legends ACTUALLY INVENTED THE DRUMLINES THAT WOULD LATER BE PROGRAMMED INTO DRUM MACHINES. It's like a master architect who builds something by hand with his whit, imagination, and genius, and then years later, others try to recreate it by building it with tractors and machines. But there is only one Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore in Duomo Florence. Nothing else can ever duplicate it! Why because it was made by the masters. And here we have the maste's still mentoring through their passion to the next generation of music lovers.
@buzzedalldrink91318 ай бұрын
I play guitar and never think much of drummers but Stewart is an exception. Simply amazing.
@mykull6669 күн бұрын
There's a reason no one will ever know who you are if you're a musician who doesn't think much of drummers. Singers and drummers are the hardest to replace in iconic bands. Most well-known bands that lose their original or classic lineup singers hardly ever recover, and losing a drummer changes the whole feel of a band, like Guns n Roses, The Who, Slayer, and a plenty of others. Duane Allman and Randy Rhoads were both easily replaced as are plenty of others. The only truly irreplaceable guitarist was Eddie Van Halen.
@buzzedalldrink91318 күн бұрын
@@mykull666 pleease!! when your instrument can be replaced by a machine you really don’t count. There are a few exceptional drummers, but I’m guessing you’re not one of them.
@mykull6668 күн бұрын
@buzzedalldrink9131 yeah, I'm not a drummer, but I was in a band in the early 90s with a shitty drummer and we were going nowhere, then we got a really good drummer and got signed to Roadrunner Records less than 2 years later. He completely changed the dynamic of the band and the direction of our lives. Although the band didn't last due to bad habits, I was able to get a career in the music business as a tech and tour manager. Name one great or even good drummer that got replaced with a machine because I can't think of any but maybe you know of one. Also, I can run a program on my computer that has guitar sounds and tones which means guitarists can also be replaced with a machine. You can even change octaves with a machine and play guitar with a bass. Once again, Duane Allman and Randy Rhoads were replaced and not only did their bands not miss a beat, they arguably got better. You really can't say that about bands losing their classic/iconic singers and drummers. Give me a list of 10 bands that got better after replacing their classic lineup singer or drummer.
@buzzedalldrink91318 күн бұрын
@@mykull666 then they got better when the drummer was replaced? Try the Beatles! how about RUSH? or even KISS? better singers that just comes down to taste and Randy Rhodes was the best guitarist Ozzy ever had in his band. I wouldn’t say the band got better but it survived which doesn’t say much because now there’s bands today they have one original member and there’s even bands that have no original members like Lynyrd Skynyrd, Molly Hatchet. You can’t tell me that’s better. It’s just surviving.
@mykull6668 күн бұрын
@@buzzedalldrink9131 The Beatles were unknown when Ringo joined, you had to know I meant after they we a known band. If Randy was so good, why did Quiet Riot suck when he was in the band and got better when he left? Prove to me that he was more than a guy with some good solos without the help of Bob Daisley, Lee Kerslake, and Ozzy, because Badlands and Black Label Society have proven Jake and Zakk were able to write great songs without Bob Daisley's help. I love the mythical tale of Randy leaving Ozzy to go study classical and coming back to blow us all away. Yeah, we already had Yngwie for that and the majority of rock fans don't give a shit about classical music mixed with rock. It's a good story to have a fairy tale ending to a dead flash in the pan, but he was nothing without Ozzy and I don't believe for a second he was gonna come back after years of studying classical and form his own band that would be worth a damn. He would've come back right when thrash and glam were about to take off and he'd be begging Ozzy to take his broke ass back. Randy is a soloist, not a songwriter, which is why he should never be compared to Eddie Van Halen, who could write entire albums of great stuff by himself. Any L.A. shredder could've played on those first two Ozzy records and due to Bob Daisley, they would've been great, like the albums he wrote with Jake and Zakk. George Lynch would've done as well or better than Randy with Bob, Lee, and Ozzy.
@dalemcalpine105122 күн бұрын
Spirits in the material world- one of my all time favorites! So cool and ethereal..
@jareds98637 ай бұрын
Love this dude. A name that should come up more often when speaking of drummer greats
@Bronte8667 ай бұрын
What?
@KeithMcHenry-sn9hg2 ай бұрын
I respect and appreciate his drumming one of the best 🥁
@_ID_as_Non_Bidenary10 ай бұрын
Thanks Stewart. Been listening to the Police since 1978. Caught 3 shows. Awesome technique! 🤟
@marcweissman57527 ай бұрын
Which 3 shows?
@valentino31912 ай бұрын
I’m a guitarist, but I find myself captivated by how he drums? It’s like nothing else I’ve ever heard. Such a unique sense of time and it never makes your ears tired.
@CurtisAClark10 ай бұрын
Middle Eastern influences really flow thru your parts. 😊
@whadatmowfdu73207 ай бұрын
He’s got the cleanest stick work of any drummer and always has.
@Bronte8667 ай бұрын
Yes.
@riskromer977310 ай бұрын
bone chilling how he just starts playing in a split second. legend
@hazardeur9 ай бұрын
you'd be able to do that too if you played that song for that many times. don^t froget to count the times he played it to develop it, to record it, to play it live, to rehearse it, to play it live. thousands of times
@riskromer97739 ай бұрын
@@hazardeur you don't say, Sherlock :O
@hazardeur9 ай бұрын
well then it shouldn't really surprise you at all, especially not to the point that it's bone chilling, isn't it @@riskromer9773
@markl19309 ай бұрын
@@riskromer9773 if it's that obvious then why did you say it was "bone chilling"?
@riskromer97739 ай бұрын
@@markl1930 as if that ability wasn't bone chilling. Some coherence, please.
@Jabberwok283 ай бұрын
I am truly happy to have him alive and with us as not only is he in the pantheon of greatest drummers, but is such a character.
@badmojamma2 ай бұрын
This guy is top five drummers of all time. Unique, generational talent who clearly understands all aspects of percussion.
@giovanideparma350011 ай бұрын
Bass drums lands on the E - and - A . This song was really a challenge years ago when I was learning it .
@HelenamariaRusso9 ай бұрын
Hello 👋 😊
@deathmetalchili69027 ай бұрын
Ok.....hear me out, my mom got me a copy of Paranoid and Billion Dollar Babies for my 5th birthday. And I was brought up listening to Rush, CCR, The Allman Brothers....etc. as well as East Coast Acadian music from the east coast of Canada. But when I was about 11 or 12 yrs old, I had a paper route, and I saved every penny I could, because one of my aunts was a fan of this band, and when I heard it......I had to get that album for myself. It was Synchronicity. Itnis still in my top favorite albums of all time. I am a 50yr old multi-instrumentalist now. With a few albums under my belt. About 1:30 into Synchronicity I that little flam flam thing, still tears my head apart, hahaha. So held back, but man.......crushing!!!!!!
@hugorezende19911 ай бұрын
Unique style since always.
@luigiguariso435611 ай бұрын
The Best Drummer!!! In Gardone Riviera è stato fantastico!!!!
@douglasalan57839 ай бұрын
I love listening to Stewart talking drums. Truly a generational talent.
@sergiocarlos539511 ай бұрын
This man is VERY underrated on drums. He is a mathematical mastermind of drumming. Recognize the talent people. 🤘😩
@oliverpearson157710 ай бұрын
I do wish people would stop saying everything is 'underrated'. Nobody on the face of this planet underrates Stewart Copeland's drumming.
@sergiocarlos539510 ай бұрын
@oliverpearson1577 I'm a metal drummer. In my genre, most people underestimate him. And when I say most, I mean most because people mostly listen to The Police as a whole.. They don't appreciate how much talent Stewart really has.
@ant23129 ай бұрын
so what you mean is you socialise with low IQ people then if they call him underrated@@sergiocarlos5395
@Lukronius9 ай бұрын
@@sergiocarlos5395 Oliver is right, though. The term “underrated” means almost nothing anymore. Mr. Copeland is easily in the top ten most well known drummers in the world, and shows up on every list of best rock drummers. Therefore, he is literally rated more than almost any other drummer on the planet. Simply because the metal drummers you know haven’t taken the time to check out his work (despite his massive fame, and the fact that tons of metal drummers love him), don’t regard him as great, etc, does not mean that he’s underrated. He’s rated so highly rated, in fact, that it would be far, far, FAR easier to make the argument that he is OVERrated. Not that he is, of course; just that it would be an easier argument, due to how widely rated in all aspects of rating he is when it comes to great drummers.
@macmaccourt2 ай бұрын
You are a riot, Stewart Copeland! I saw a video today of Elise Trouw gushing about you and it made me go find you again, and I am glad I did! Saw you in KC with The Police in 2008! Awesome!
@shabozz876211 ай бұрын
Still one of the most underrated drummers in rock music.
@ivanjulian253211 ай бұрын
You do realise "most underrated" doesn't actually mean what you think it means?
@jackkanoff62659 ай бұрын
Fuuuuk these douches with the underrated BS. Are they trying to make us think they know something we don't know?
@DrScott6669 ай бұрын
Stewart Copeland is far from underrated... In fact he's rated quite often. 🤦
@shabozz87629 ай бұрын
@@DrScott666I strongly disagree. Whenever there is a discussion about the best rock drummers, you never hear Stewart Copeland’s name mentioned. You always hear the same names. Keith moon, John Bonham, Neil Peart etc. It would be nice to hear Manu Katche or Stewart Copeland mentioned once in a while, but you never hear about them being considered as one of the best. Hence the underrated comment.
@DrScott6669 ай бұрын
@@shabozz8762 Back to back Grammy wins this year and last year for a total of 7 wins and 12 nominations. Plus he has wins at the Golden Globes, a Cable Ace, and a Primetime Emmy. He's sold over 60 million records and is in the Modern Drummer Hall of Fame... My mistake your right he's quite under rated. I mean if someone ANYONE would please recognize this man's accomplishments. 🤦🤡
@Special_K_420693 ай бұрын
Love the drums on that track. I used to listen to the Police while I was at the skatepark - boy did it get me grooving!
@jgmouloud692511 ай бұрын
I actually play drums because of you!! Thank you so much Sir. The hard stuff you talking about is called .. Ska beat .. Check Mr Loyd Knibb, people. Blessings, nuff respect every time
@tinepapa7821Ай бұрын
I used to watch him playing and making backings on “So Lonely “ in the 80’s: oh my Goodness 👏🏽💪🏾
@stevepaul815311 ай бұрын
The StewartMan has spoken! Let us be reverberated! 🎼🎵🥁🥰🙂
@HelenamariaRusso9 ай бұрын
Hello Mr. Steve how are you doing 😊
@frankdelgado44738 ай бұрын
You have been My favourite drummer for 4 decades
@JoolsVoiceOver11 ай бұрын
Could watch you drum all day :0) x
@brodykutch492711 ай бұрын
What drummer had the most influence on you?
@eweteweb10 ай бұрын
I never knew you were one of my favorite drummers until now. I’ve heard your music for decades, but just realized your hi hat sits in my head.
@gr8gazoo777Ай бұрын
You are such a badass drummer. You’ve always been one of my rock hero’s
@duhdims10 ай бұрын
I've been a huge fan of The Police since their inception. When I was younger I never really recognized the great talent of Stewart Copeland. As I got older he is the most profound, and really only, recognitions of super talented drummers to slap me in the face, in a good way, if you know what I mean. He is at the top of my lists. Okay, now back to watching more of The Police live video concerts...👍
@bitesizedgaming263Ай бұрын
Love older KZbinrs who print out/write down stuff on paper. Very classy energy
@Choober6514 күн бұрын
Nothing is hard is you are Stewart Copeland. BTW the Equalizer theme was PERFECT.
@johnnypunish8 ай бұрын
The most unique sounding drummer ever. NO way could I ever even cover any of his beats... he's just way to freakin' unique! Love it
@rickyparrilla24268 ай бұрын
I remember in 1981 the Police toured with the Go-Go's as their opening act. They couldn't have picked a better group to open up for them. It was just pure magic and excitement during that tour. In 82 the Go-Go's headlined their own tour and had A flock of Seaguls open up for them. That was a another great show. The 1980s was a great decade for music and great bands. Thank you Stewart!❤
@AbsurdistAgent8 ай бұрын
I could listen to this guy talk music for hours, cool stuff
@marcweissman57527 ай бұрын
Same
@davidrogers32535 ай бұрын
Thank you Mr. Copeland. You have always been a great inspiration to me and the way I try to play drums. I have tried to mash your talents and skills with many other drummers and I still continue to learn and hear of new drummers today and I'm always trying to improve upon what I do by adding your skills and chops with others. I'm very grateful to have listened to you play
@seanmcdaniel70418 ай бұрын
Man Stewart I could watch you all day. You are in my thoughts one of the best complex drummers I have ever seen.
@chrisridenhour9 ай бұрын
Stewart's personality, attitude and energy is ageless - so inspiring :)
@joshb239 ай бұрын
LOVE this man. Without hyperbole, my vote for THE most unique drummer in all of rock/pop music. Who sounds even remotely like him? I learned so much trying to learn these songs in my high school cover band. You have to fight every drummer instinct you have, nothing starts or ends where you expect, you have to drive rock and roll energy with just a kick and high hat!?!?! I mean COME ON man!!! Just so great!
@johnjay94046 ай бұрын
MY HERO!! creating textures of sound like a kaleidoscopic tapestry.
@kemosabi5286Ай бұрын
You sir are my favorite drummer of all time.
@luiszuluaga65758 ай бұрын
Stewart Copeland, I always dig how you blend rhythms. That, and you always seem to have lots of fun for yourself and that makes you that much more exciting to watch.
@EltonoutoftheclosetOfficial8 ай бұрын
'One World (Not Three)' has some exquisite drumming. The octaban/snare fill that starts at 1:08 always makes me smile: 16ths starting at ff, attenuating to p, ending with a single ff snare note... magnificent! 😊
@fredylondono27684 ай бұрын
Stewart Copeland rocks, I like it when he plays " Driven to tears" awesome song.
@josemoyan57928 ай бұрын
The Best coopeland. Univesal blessing ☄️❤️
@80HDDrummerАй бұрын
Love this so much! Thank you, Stewart Copeland for the inspiration! I love that hi hat tambourine attachment so much I definitely need to get one.
@baroquer27 күн бұрын
In Reggatta de Blanc his drums sound absolutely AWESOME. Afterwards, the sound was hitting-the-buckets alike. Urgh! I will never understand that decline...
@matthewkitchens57968 ай бұрын
That drum set is a piece of artwork it's beautiful
@jeffbell44348 ай бұрын
Spirits in the material world is one of my favorite songs! Absolutely love it
@sauerbone520811 ай бұрын
Spirits is one song that stills throws me for a loop. The transition into the chorus is 🤯
@woodshed_moments9 ай бұрын
Literally one of my favorite drummers of all time, and as it pertains to influences of mine in the world of drumming, and outside, because Stewart is a musician as well he is absolute badass, but he is right, 'Spirits in the Material World' is a harder time sig to sequester in your mind while laying accents over it then 'Murder by Numbers' which when you cop the groove for that, you're pretty much locked in the pocket. Are masterfully played rhythms, and just simply... What I enjoy about Stewart playing is he takes exotic grooves and then locks it back into a rock and roll time pocket... and trades off until the song is complete, there is in my mind nobody that does that better
@Nash4Nashville8 ай бұрын
Some 13 years ago I had the honor of getting on stage with The Police at sound check in Dallas. Greatest day of life (don't tell my wife:). Sting gave me 3rd verse of Message in a Bottle...in his mic...with him! Wild experience. When my turn came, I was NERVOUS!!! I will never forget when Sting heard me, he immediately turned to the band and stopped everything. Silence. He turned to me and joked " Hold on! You're not gonna take my place now". Then, Stewart came out from behind the drums to shake my hand and said something to the effect of "Stick it to him kid'. I'm paraphrasing but it was the single most amazing experience of my life. I actually impressed my hero! After that night my music career was totally different. I didn't care what anyone thought about my signing anymore. Sting liked it! What else is there? My personal Grammy!!🙏 So grateful!
@brianschneir215811 ай бұрын
I don't know how to say it, but The Police,Steely Dan, made me realize that music was so beautiful and it told a story that made me feel alive. I know it sounds weird.
@donbrashsux8 ай бұрын
Such a distinctive drumming style .. one of the best .. a Genius
@rogerdalton1549Ай бұрын
Man in a Suitcase is my fav. All are pleasure to listen to.
@daviddavid58805 ай бұрын
The guy who helped write it and then played it a dozen times a week for decades thinks it's a piece of cake.
@CMBlue7 ай бұрын
Absolute legend sharing his time and insight with KZbin and the masses. I love it and I love stewart
@jasperjenkins772911 ай бұрын
A Buddy said he don't like The Police. I said you GOTTA Respect &: Appreciate the Drummer tho, Right? Said he LOVES the Drummer, but didn't care for Sting' Singing & Phrasing..... Stewart, YOU are a Drum GOD 🤘
@iconoclastic120079 ай бұрын
Yes! I remember hearing it for the first time and being blown away!
@hlurpseed11 ай бұрын
Still got it, baby. I cannot explain to you how influential your drumming was to me growing up, along with John Bonham and Bernard Purdie. The explosiveness but with tasty fills and memorable accents. Thank you.
@elihyland47818 ай бұрын
Being funny when you’re that good is really fun to watch
@ste90712 ай бұрын
Stewart, you're a legend pal, one of the best percussionists of our time. I know you hate Wrapped around, but that rendition with the Paiste, full set up then on to drums in V2, 3 Bridge and end track, is phenomenal.
@BenAoA9 ай бұрын
I could watch you play all day and never get bored of doing so. You are amazing!!
@honiideslysses129 ай бұрын
Always been one of my favorite drummers. He has a style that's all his own.
@ludwiglanestudios28 күн бұрын
I always say that The Police would be an obscure 70s/80s band without Stewart. Mam is a virtuoso. And I am saying this as a pianist and music teacher.
@andrewpappas93118 ай бұрын
I’ve always loved his playing and his personality, absolute top notch guy with a great sense of humour as well
@bon64618 ай бұрын
Nothing but respect for this innovator. ❤
@IansDrumsandBass6 ай бұрын
You made up some killer beats, I was in awe in the 70s. Anyone can copy someone else, by to come up with those beats yourself - that's a rare gift.
@disseminationnetwork9 ай бұрын
Love all your work! The Police late 70s thru early to mid 80's was the greatest! So unique, amazing trio!
@vincentcalcopietro69709 ай бұрын
Champion bloke and a champion drummer. Always makes time to help others. 👍👍
@glace56203 ай бұрын
Such a master on a drum kit.
@johnnovak99829 ай бұрын
One of my favorite drummers 💯🤘🏼
@RussPaladino8 ай бұрын
Maybe the last truly unique rock drummer in terms of personal sound and feel. I’ll throw one into the mix that’s not often mentioned. Miss Gradenko has such a classic Stewart Copeland sound and feel, and the transitions between the different sections is incredible. Mr Copeland, long may you rock!
@ryanlynch2909 ай бұрын
He's so tasteful and one of the most musical drummers of all time. Very distinctive. You can tell within a bar or two if it's him
@dmcgwhisper59459 ай бұрын
The best! Unique! And humble. The heart of all great rock bands resides on the drum stool.
@ronsassano13389 ай бұрын
I totally love these videos of Stewart going over drum pieces. Just brilliant!!!
@onelovemon17848 ай бұрын
I could listen to Stewart only tracks every day that I can. It'll be an artistic journey. No bass, no guitar, no keyboards needed. Anyone feel like this too? Cheers
@41illusion7 ай бұрын
One of the absolute top class drummers in music history.
@reyvarela95729 ай бұрын
Always have and will be one of my most inspirational musicians
@thebigleone10669 ай бұрын
My fav drummer too and I’m a guitar player. Very unique and noticeably catchy style.