Whats the difference between John Bonham, Buddy Rich, Ginger Baker to Ringo Starr & Phil Rudd

#Bonham #Baker #Rich #DrumSolos #RingoStarr #PhilRudd #CarmenAppice #NeilPeart
YOU WANTED SERIOUS DRUMMING ! YOU GOT IT ! - No 1 of a 4 part Drumming compilation in Honour of some of the best drummers the world has Known. This video has been put together to show the viewer the different drumming styles of world renowned drummers and their Techniques, Ideas, drum kits, drum solos and Performances in order to inspire creativity in your own drumming. This is how to drum. So grab a beer, Sit down, relax, watch, learn and enjoy seeing the very best doing their thing.
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Drum solos, Buddy Rich, Carl Palmer, Ginger Baker, Simon Wright, Simon Phillips and Carmine Appice, Ringo Starr, Neil Peart, John Bonham, John Coghlan, Don Powell,

[@bonzolo2358]

Honestly, this comment section is toxic. Music is subjective. All of these drummers are the greatest in the eye of the right person.

[@LuisSantiago-ow8mu]

Your comment is no comment, so, no comment.

[@ugofallavena2063]

ALL AWESOME DRUMMERS WITH DIFFERENT STYLES, IMPOSSIBLE SAY WHO IS THE BEST

[@stylesb959]

I hope to have half the stamina Carl Palmer has at his age. SICK!

[@johnwalton5720]

I've never understood why there has to be a "greatest drummer in the world". Why not just enjoy watching a nd listening to them all, and leave it at that.

[@booifojoe]

Because, most of the those proclaiming who's the greatest is really someone attempting to show you how much HE knows. "Well, I've been drumming for 30 years and let me tell you...." It all about them - not about the artist.

[@ThatGuy-dj3qr]

What Buddy Rich could do with a barebones drum kit was just amazing.

[@ReneStover]

Same with Sandy Nelson, with what looks like no effort on his part!

[@kingbee48185]

Finally somebody included Carl Palmer as one of the best.

[@garynikolich2076]

Switches from traditional to match grip and back so easily.

[@markbowles2382]

Greg Lake and Keith Emerson were outstanding artist - it makes sense that they threw in with this young man - Mr. Carl Palmer - Percussionist - Forever Young Carl Palmer.

[@patriciaangeles2998]

I hope, Joe Morello is in one of the other 3 videos. I saw him doing everything that B. Rich did in perfect coordination and timing.

[@terminatorx2545]

As far as drum solos go I prefer Joe Morello.

[@davefieramosca6974]

I agree, love it when he plays with his hands no doubt Bonham thought the same.

[@jonathanhathaway7796]

Greatness is found in the music, not the players. A great player playing a crappy song or piece of music isn't going to change the fact that the song is crappy. Bonham and Ringo played on great stuff AND their contributions were great and essential.

[@kingbee48185]

Carl Palmer and Simon Phillips are the two best i have seen.

[@thomasfourounjian3805]

Palmer doing it with the Traditional grip, love it. Just like Buddy.

[@jeffpeff]

Buddy Rich was the Bruce Lee of drums.

[@chrischoir3594]

That means Bonzo was the Jet Li of drums, because Jet was the best martial artist

[@mr.billthrower7392]

I see him more as a Zeus type figure.

[@peterkoch243]

You see Mr. Rich on a small drumset. What he played outscores all the rest of drummers...

[@BillBC67]

Carl Palmer is the last of the drum gods... He was Buddy's protege. NO one in the modern era could touch is sheer hand speed. He actually gets FASTER in this solo as time goes by.

[@johnandrus3901]

Nice video. Nobody should be cracking on any of these guys. Ian Paice, Bruford and a few others should have been on here, also. Paice is a big Buddy Rich fan and always talks about how he influenced him. In his early solos, he seems to emulate Rich quite a bit. I was always disappointed when he went to a more controlled style of playing to become a better time keeper. Jon Lord said it took a lot of verve out of his playing. Either way, I still think that Bruford and Paice should be on this video.

[@boatingforbeginners7949]

Well said!

[@thomasmichael5940]

Ginger Baker was the only one who produced a melodic drum song, TOAD, which could be played with guitars or solo and in which the melody line was maintained, just like a song....

[@alexveldhuis6004]

Which failed to make up for the general pain in the arse that he was. Very highly rated,..........by himself.

[@thomaspick4123]

I enjoyed Pressed Rat and Wart Hog. Peter Edward could write also. Too bad Pressed Rat and Wart Hog closed down their shop. They didn’t want to, ‘‘twas all they had got.

[@mikeziggirelli7224]

Yes, cause isn't that the point ? To produce music not some sprint to the finish line. Baker concentrated a lot on different rhythms and tones.

[@rayfrazier8657]

Thank You, most people only know Baker from Cream & never listened to everything he did. People never knew Baker they just read & repeated crap they heard others say. Most rock drummers only play rock Baker played Jazz, Blues, Rock, African & other styles of music, plus wrote & produced music.

[@troyjgrice]

Bonzo's Montreux was melodic, no?

[@blslalalalalalavandekunt7635]

Barriemore Barlow, master of all.

[@arturmadea556]

Where is Gene Krupa?

[@muuriciodegollada3870]

Mr Simon Phillips. Master period.

[@johndef5075]

His technique is nearly flawless. His hands barely moving as he blazes those rolls. Best solo here. I still think Buddy is better but the solo they chose wasnt his most amazing.

[@tommyborgstrom5580]

I’m a guitarplayer but I must say I love all of them. Such great musicians🎸🎸🎸

[@elpfan3134]

I liked them all. Each had a different and unique way of displaying their abilities. I guess you can figure out who I like.

[@daveh9335]

There's Buddy I get it. But CP is right up there

[@FL8mileshigh1]

Carl Palmer is a beast. Buddy Rich liked his drumming.

[@rolandrodriguez3854]

To those who can't appreciate drum solos, why even comment? Back to your tea and crumpets & crocheting .

[@heavensonfireministries-mi8684]

I'm in agreement with you

[@davidwinthrop7077]

Great though they all are I would rather watch and listen too Joe Morello any day of the week. Also where’s Mitch Mitchell and Ian Paice?

[@eugeniosalexander4486]

The best drummer in the world is this black guy I met in South Africa a few years ago who was playing on a set of drums he made himself. Ginger Baker.

[@danielclee1]

Simon Phillips, Mr. Octopus 🐙 😎👍

[@rintojulian2680]

what about Ian Paice

[@Mynamesalexa]

And Jon Hiseman

[@poodius7]

..where is Bill Bruford or Barriemore Barlow??

[@mikefuller6030]

buddy rich hands down!!

[@balddrummer8736]

My two biggest influences were Buddy Rich and John Bonham🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@musshwins412]

You must be a very good drummer. Those are two of the very best.

[@MarcoDiGiosaffatte]

Nobody had listen Ian Paice?

[@tunesarms2586]

I see a few buddy tricks in the Carl palmer solo 🥁

[@jaimesorli2436]

and more from louie bellson, and?

[@siriuslee3522]

Music is clearly a competition, looking at most comments on here lol. I just enjoy. Might pick up a thing or two.

[@dmutant2635]

I miss the old "Battle of the Bands" shows from my miss-spent youth. They were fun because we got to see a lot of bands and we all just liked our favorites the best anyway.

[@LuvHrtZ]

I must admit that Carl warmed up 'pretty good' as it went on... ;-)

[@RoryVanucchi]

great drummers. Hard to compare Buddy Rich with anyone. Anyone that saw him perform can appreciate his pure speed, left hand, and total command of the stage. All on an old school kit. Carl Palmer someone that I always enjoyed with ELP.

[@edellis515]

Carl's SINGLES are sick!!!!!!

[@mauricesalce21sttheaaandan48]

Nobody has chops like palmer. Just look at the technique.

[@jods1]

There's a world of difference between being the best at something and being the most proficient. Just because someone chops potatoes the fastest, or the thinnest, or both, doesn't make them the best chef around. It's the flavour and the combination of ingredients that does it, and sometimes a simple dish is tastier than a very elaborate one. It's like Ratatouille, and that's why people like Ringo Starr are on this list, and deservedly so.

[@petersack5074]

yes Joaquim Duarte: i might add: the drummer in a group (more technically an orchestra, than a 'band'= a band, is what plays the stars and stripes). Jerry Edmonton (Steppenwolf) is VERY GOOD, AS IN A RECIPE....there is singularity cohesion, with other players, in time, mood, emotions expressed. Listen to all Steppenwolf tunes. Five man electrical band, same thing. All players must unite, in expressing the lyrics/mood/emotions. Chicago, same thing. Three Dog Night, same. i could go on and on.....Lighthouse, same thing. Village people, same thing. A drummer is only ONE PART of the music; all players must be on the same page. thankyou. Ginger baker, and Cream, all ingredients, of gold quality. i am not expressing my interest in any joner of music, just an observation as a tech.

[@anthonyferguson4218]

John Lennon said he wasnt eve the best jumper In the Beatles 😁

[@karlkilcrease51]

Buddy Rich is the G. O. A. T, his skill level allows him to do with a standard 5 drum kit (either double mounted toms or double floor toms) what these other cats do with these monstrous set ups. The more drums and cymbals these guys have are marketing tools for their respective companies.

[@timpenfield5]

I like drummers from te 50s, 60s, 70s the best

[@Tubemanjac]

Comparisons are odious - Socrates

[@Blackscorpion1963]

Easily the SICKEST vid on U-Toob. Carl Palmer [ELP] is a freakin' animal magician on his skins and I never knew he was so skilled and powerful. Drumming isn't all about how hard the drummer hits their skins with their sticks - although when attempting to make a point I guess it does....and it's definitely isn't all about the drummers kit either...and again though - if their kit is huge and flashy perhaps that tells us all about the drummer's characteristics...just look and hear Buddy Rich...nothing flashy...but boy does his sticks move fast...and the variety of sounds he makes...wow. For me this vid is all about the opening act Mr Carl Palmer, ELP, if he could he'd play his kit with his head. GO ANIMAL [The Muppets] !!!

[@johndef5075]

Buddys solos always looked like they would be the hardest to duplicate. Thats why hes imo the best. At least of drummers I've seen.

[@rifelaw]

Rich had sick stick speed, and believe it or not this just scratches it.

[@khd17]

Carl Palmer looks like he hasn't missed a beat, literally!

[@bob9724]

none have Buddy's speed or make it look so easy or as cool

[@rca88]

@marvin kline said it best: "Buddy Rich had the best rudiments ever but Joe Morello and Gene Krupa had way more groove and swing. IMO there is no best just a bunch of great!" @jacob newman too: "It's very difficult to compare Bonham with Baker with Ringo with Moon with Rich or whoever else you add to the conversation. Each player fit perfectly ..." Ringo - one of the best. Simple, you bet. When you hear Beatles songs, you hear Ringo's drum parts, too. Stewart Copeland and Vinnie Colaiuta are great. Clyde Stubblefield and John "Jabo" Starks for James Brown. Bernard Purdie. Zakhir Hussein and his father Allah Rakah. Taranath Ram Rao could recite a composition in 13-and-a-half beats, while playing a different composition in 17, and make them resolve on the one. Some people live on a different plane. I had no idea that carl palmer had such monster technique 5:20 but ELP had no groove and buddy is better anyway.

[@GosokuRyuYodan]

Krupa had virtually no flexibility in his left hand . He played from the elbow down. Swing? Even Krupa would tell you Buddy was better.

[@fab5720]

@@GosokuRyuYodan Well, Krupa made people swing&dance. Rich only made his sticks swing&dance. Krupa was a fine drummer - especially back then.

[@eddierivera8556]

Chick Webb! Even Buddy called him the Daddy!

[@thomashall9182]

Well, the old drummers did it gently, they produced magic seemingly from nowhere, no histrionics, no special effects, no crowd stimulation, the pieces of wood in their hands spoke musical volumes...

[@paulself8698]

Buddy Rich is on another planet compared to the other guys, absolutely incredible.

[@Elchamuc020]

So John Bonham, ginger baker are on their planets of their own

[@dibber43]

@@Elchamuc020 Not even close to being at Rich's level. NO ONE IS!!! Bernard "Buddy" Rich = The 🐐

[@philbrown1474]

Jon Hiseman was one of the best of the best. RIP.

[@jaimesorli2436]

thats trueeeeeeeee

[@strikeback2574]

Buddy the Master

[@tiffsaver]

I have been a professional drummer since 1969. First of all, it is nearly IMPOSSIBLE to say who "The Best" is, on any instrument. Rock drumming is as different from jazz as the North Pole from Antartica. That said, if I had to choose only ONLY drummer to epitomize 'The Best,' it would have to be Buddy Rich, hands down. He could outplay all of these drummers with his right hand tied behind his back. In the entire history of percussion, there will only be one Buddy. No one else even comes close.

[@blanchestarbong582]

Black Betty's help.

[@petersack5074]

i agree.....technically and nerves of lightning. Too bad about Mr. Neil Peart....

[@kulas3020]

Where’s Terry keating and George Fludas? ;)

[@edellis515]

I love Joe Morello too!!

[@dougg1075]

I’m not a drummer so just askin, I hear the stick hit the edge sometimes accidentally, why don’t they have rubber edges on the lip for this?

[@genevetere]

Ever hear the term "rim shot"??

[@fab5720]

Sometimes you WANT hit the rim as a drummer. Google "Rimshot".

[@johndef5075]

Edrums do. So you dont tear up your sticks and damage your set.

[@richardnogan4579]

They all had their own style. Some hit harder ,some smooth and rythmatic and some soft and fast. All impressive. Joe Morello could go either way.

[@loopster40]

I see Carmine Appice in the video.

[@Jamie6029]

Buddy Rich already did everything the other drummers did before they were even born. The only drummers in the same league as him in popular bands would be Neil Peart and Danny Carey. The only other great drummers are unknown to most

[@loopster40]

For your information Neil Peart was influenced by Ginger Baker. Your funny!

[@javlohudzlin4829]

Not even close.

[@sjd5750]

Steve Gadd, and Vinnie Colaiuta.

[@MrMick50]

And other drummers who played for Zappa

[@billybigdinners7407]

They all sound like they're building a shed!

[@davefieramosca6974]

Starts out as a shed but ends up being the Taj Mahal 🕌

[@Tubemanjac]

23:01 Hiromi and Anthony Jackson, father of the 6 string base guitar.

[@patrickbergin356]

Carl Palmer starts this off. I'm a fan, but not of this particular solo. He's MUCH better than this, a jazz cat at heart. He was a good friend of Buddy Rich, and Rich admired him. That says a LOT.

[@branwerks6978]

Well, at least he's in better form here than at Atlantic Records 45th Reunion. He outright embarrassed himself. Buddy also dug Ian Paice, who isn't mentioned here, but should be. He was invited to and I believe did play with Buddy's Orchestra.

[@sulladrum]

@@branwerks6978 Agreed. Paice is a drummer's drummer. Palmer has definitely lost a lot. It's sad because he certainly had them when he was young.

[@jaimesorli2436]

rich sayed couple times carl is the best drummer with his own techniques

[@jaimesorli2436]

@@sulladrum paice plays now more bad than carl compared when he were young, saw both this past years a lot of times...., paice finish really tyred and exausted every concert, carl like nothing.

[@peterharding]

Buddy RICH was amazing his with smooth roles

[@MrDoublestone]

Is there anyone to tell to me where is Ringo starr in this video ? what is the utility of comparing all this drummer, this video don't make a demonstration of this différences .

[@josephl7372]

Ringo wasn't even the best drummer in the Beatles (John Lennon)

[@bonsummers2657]

What about the young Japanese girl?

[@tracyenglish9998]

Terry Bozzio?

[@ReneStover]

Don't leave Sandy Nelson out, he is incredible, does what other top drummers do and then some, while looking like he is just coasting along. He lost his right foot in an automobile accident in 1963, had to switch feet to operate the kick drum pedal!

[@dibber43]

The difference is...it's Buddy Rich. Then it's everyone else FAR FAR FAR behind groveling for 2nd place!!!

[@professionalsalonproducts3116]

Completely agree. No one ever came within a mile of Buddy. He was an absolute monster!

[@austinraftery9304]

No one has mentioned the master himself, the late, great Dinky Flange from Hemel Hempstead.

[@sgbh8874]

I saw that cat play an entire set with his nose! Genius does not come close to describing him and his nose. Plus, he had a better wig than Buddy.

[@professionalsalonproducts3116]

They are all good, but Buddy is completely on another level, it’s not even close

[@mr.145]

Louis Bellson not mentioned?? If you listen to the great. jazz / big band drummers.you can hear where the next generation of rock drummers stole their shit from.

[@gamblinggator3177]

Joe morelo was the shit

[@TimXJ]

A lo depends on their context. Personality aside, for pure skill and natural gift Rich is like an alien. His dexterity is so advanced and refined I'm always flabbergasted. He would definitely laugh at the depleted glory of a Ginger Baker, but that's his deficit. Rich was a horrible person but a genius.

[@donfilkins298]

Buddy grew up in a time when people listened to marching band drumming....you can hear it in his share work.. great drummer!!!!

[@donfilkins298]

Snare

[@jeffboyer2747]

You left out Michael Shrieve.

[@mityaypolov6118]

Buddy Rich is incredible drummer machine. Greatest.

[@enorbet2]

Sooooo....no Elvin Jones? Steve Gaad? Freddie Below?

[@zanichbug]

No Gene Krupa?

[@bonsummers2657]

This is like Yngie Malmsteen shredding.

[@SuperQdaddy]

Carl is heavy and stiff...Bonham is syncopated heavy...Buddy is powerful swing..Ringo is simple creative..Baker is expressive and straight on basic

[@davidpearn2484]

Buddy everytime without a doubt.

[@hulksmash5885]

Everyone forgets to mention Max Roach and Gene Krupa they were better than three-quarters of the drummers today

[@bradwilliams6550]

TWO GONGS!

[@kikiu2619]

No one is, was or will be better than Buddy Rich.

[@michavandam]

3:11 He literally makes his stick fly.

[@kristaqkonomi8581]

Galactik Buddy Rich.....

[@Primordilian]

Buddy BOAT but Palmer is a monster

[@jeffmusgrave6467]

Okay let's keep this simple it's called unique and technique

[@stevenhartsell5998]

Why he seems talented. I dont feel the groove that I feel with the greats mentioned above in the description. Seems just a bunch of random hits

[@robcampbell6187]

Simon is such a clock! His timing is untouchable!

[@musshwins412]

Buddy Rich, your favorite drummers, favorite drummer. Bonus: Buddy is wearing his Animal Crackers shirt.

[@goneshootin61]

And the winners are Buddy rich and carl palmer the end !

[@richardmak2789]

All about is how drummer play each tune (song). MASTER IS BONZO Bonham. he play tune on drums, plays-follow lead guitar together with his drumming virtuoso and keeping perfect timing. Every song different MASTER drumming. To me BONZO was/is TheBEST of Top TEN EVER.

[@thomasbergman7146]

Moon,,Appice ,Shreive,

[@DG-sf9ei]

What's the difference ?? That's a tough question genius. So I'll simplify it by stating there's drummers who can lay it down, and there's drummers who hide behind the band all night.

[@redddbaron]

forgot Peart

[@mstrtwister]

Peart is on a whole other level above these guy. No offence these guy are good.

[@mstrtwister]

Peart is on whole other level above these guys.

[@rca88]

@Brad "new world man" has a pretty good groove (even if rush never really did it for me)

[@edellis515]

Someone here berated drum solos. YOU NEED TO SEE. ED ELLIS DRUM SOLO BUDDY RICH TRIBUTE. WOW!! AND BUDDY RULED!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ripedecomp]

...............thomas lang

[@wju425]

Where's Donny Brewer?

[@johneasler9967]

Absolutely! Don Brewer is an awesome drummer

[@65drummer1]

In the sewer where the backstabber needs to be.

[@larid1069]

Vinnie Colaiuta Todd Sucherman

[@Krzyszczynski]

Joe Morello rules.

[@frankbeaton4776]

And then some👍

[@sulladrum]

LSo glad you said that. Like many of these drummers, Morello had incredible chops( okay probably better than most), but more importantly, his playing was extremely melodic, tasteful, and interesting to listen to. Nobody could match that combination as well as Joe!