Great drumming performances

[Juniper]

Santana - Soul Sacrifice - Live at Woodstock

 

https://youtu.be/AqZceAQSJvc

[TheHowieLama]

The great Michael Shrieve there 

 

Chepito on 3rd

[Juniper]

The great Michael Shrieve there

 

Chepito on 3rd

Yep, he’s good alright.

 

That very same drum kit was sold for $350,000 a while back. Unreal price.

[TheHowieLama]

Google Tanglewood for the same lineup a few months later -- quality sound -- all the tunes you want

[TheHowieLama]

Chepito

 

[scudger99]

The most important thing I can tell you is make sure he gets onto some hearing protection if it becomes a regular thing. Even if it’s some cheap foam ear plugs to begin with.

 

When I’ve had students I’ve had them buy some even before discussing what sticks they should buy.

 

My hearing isn’t what it used to be, wished it hasn’t taken me years to get onto it.

Thanks for that advice, I'm having hearing issues of my own now and it doesn't look like it's going to get better any time soon.

He's using a synth kit to learn on plugged into my Marshall amp, so the volume is controlled rather than rattling the neighbour's windows.

But I'll definitely be impressing upon him how important it is to keep his hearing intact.

[Mook]

Santana - Soul Sacrifice - Live at Woodstock

 

 

Have you heard the live album, Lotus? Mike Shrieve had unbelievably improved quite dramatically by this point.

 

[Juniper]

Have you heard the live album, Lotus? Mike Shrieve had unbelievably improved quite dramatically by this point.

 

Haven’t heard that. Nice one Mook, will check it out.

[easytoslip]

Google Tanglewood for the same lineup a few months later -- quality sound -- all the tunes you want

That's brilliant , as I posted earlier he's only 18 , the crowd seem to realise what they're watching and start getting into it, and the lad on maracas who's having a ball.

[Mook]

Haven’t heard that. Nice one Mook, will check it out.

Here's footage of his solo from the same 1973 tour...

 

https://youtu.be/8EDfLdAd-lg

[TheHowieLama]

[Juniper]

Have you heard the live album, Lotus? Mike Shrieve had unbelievably improved quite dramatically by this point.

 

Just finished it. Some nice playing by the rhythm section (and band)

 

Will say the constant string bending by Santana got a little too much towards the end of an album with 22 tracks, but nice one for making me aware of it.

 

Good way to start the week.

[Mook]

 

My mate met Steve Gadd at Ronnie Scott's in London a couple of weeks back & got him to sign his new album for me.

 

Gadd signed it, 'To Mook, keep playing'.

 

I had to quit drums 8 years ago due to tendinitis in my hands & now I've got one of the greatest drummers of all time ripping the piss, fucking brilliant.

[Juniper]

My mate met Steve Gadd at Ronnie Scott's in London a couple of weeks back & got him to sign his new album for me.

 

Gadd signed it, 'To Mook, keep playing'.

 

I had to quit drums 8 years ago due to tendinitis in my hands & now I've got one of the greatest drummers of all time ripping the piss, fucking brilliant.

Haha nice! Result

 

(I agree, get playing again)

[TheHowieLama]

Euan Leslee w Jesus Molina

 

[TheHowieLama]

Check out Dylan Elise - really good young player from New Zealand touring with BS and T

[Stickman]

Not a great drumming performance but here's Keith Moon stealing Ann-Margaret's award..

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpmVb441ukI  

[Mook]

[Mook]

[Mook]

[Mook]

This is a different level altogether...

 

 

 

[Pureblood]

Precision grunge.  Tried to make my snare sound like this, failed.

 

 

[Pureblood]

Young TK in the crowd somewhere.  You can almost smell the Converse.

 

 

[Paul]

8 hours ago, Mook said:

This is a different level altogether...

 

 

 

Sick (as we always say in Oxton).

[Paul]

The Robert Glasper Trio (as was) playing live. Chris Dave’s drumming is ace - especially in the fast yet soft bit at the end.