Drumming techniques

[adambar]

 

 

 

Neil Peart - Rush

Stewart Copeland - The Police

Jon Bonham - Led Zeppelin

[BradB]

I will add this mate to your list also Adam : 

 

 

 

[tom2rific]

and perhaps...

 

 

[tom2rific]

guess you would have to know the song too 

[W2DR]

Here's another one. She's 20 now but I don't know how old she was when this video was made.  

 

 

 

[tom2rific]

Brilliant !

[Richard Lincoln]

Good to see other drummers here, not sure its allowed. Anyway, apart from Copeland, D.Carey is the drum god with those parradiddles. 6.17 minutes into it is timing goodness

 

 

[Scott Harmes]

35 minutes ago, Richard Lincoln said:

Good to see other drummers here, not sure its allowed. Anyway, apart from Copeland, D.Carey is the drum god with those parradiddles. 6.17 minutes into it is timing goodness

 

 

 

 

 

I literally just copied the links to some Tool and Danny Carey tracks Richard, including the one you showed .  You beat me to it.  Danny Carey has always been my favourite drummer.  Here are a few more bits and pieces of Tool goodness.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

.....and then there's these guys 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Rodger Pettichord]

Somebody has to highlight Ginger Baker from Cream. Like Charlie Watts, he was another changemaker--went from the traditional way of holding the sticks to a more forceful grip. Influenced a lot of people.

[boetie]

One of my favourites

[Scott Harmes]

4 minutes ago, boetie said:

One of my favourites

 

He's got the showmanship down for sure.

[Scott Harmes]

Another talented Youtube drummer whose covers I really like is Sina Drums.  She plays all types of music, old and new, and is really talented.  It's great to get a close up look at how a song is played.

 

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGn3-2LtsXHgtBIdl2Loozw

 

Here she is playing the one I linked above, Tool's Forty Six & 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[TerribleT]

Another great drummer worthy of a look is Steve Jordan.  He has played with just about anybody and everybody and if you have a look at some of his many performances on the various video sites you will see why Mr Watts picked him as his stand in for the upcoming Stones tour.

[W2DR]

And for us old folks......

 

 

[Rob Abernathy]

On 9/7/2021 at 10:49 AM, Rodger Pettichord said:

Somebody has to highlight Ginger Baker from Cream. Like Charlie Watts, he was another changemaker--went from the traditional way of holding the sticks to a more forceful grip. Influenced a lot of people.

 

I watched Cream in San Francisco once where they had to literally drag him off the drums as he wouldn't stop.

[adambar]

Let's not forget the great Buddy Rich.