Jazz Drummers Timeline
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- Jazz Drummers timeline. A montage of jazz drumming greats. I accompanied pictures with their playing so you can hear the differences in each style. They are in order by year. Good for a jazz history class. Enjoy and learn.
Sonny Greer - 1895 - 1982
Baby Dobbs - 1898-1959
Zutty Singleton - 1898 - 1975
Chick Webb - 1909 - 1939
Gene Krupa - 1909 - 1973
Big Sid Catlett - 1910 - 1951
Papa Jo Jones - 1911 - 1985
Kenny Clarke - 1914 - 1985
Denzil Best - 1917 - 1965
Buddy Rich - 1917 - 1987
Shadow Wilson - 1919 - 1959
Art Blakey - 1919 - 1990
Don Lamond - 1920 - 2003
Philly Joe Jones - 1923 - 1985
Max Roach - 1924 - 2007
Roy Haynes - 1925 - Present
Elvin Jones - 1927 - 2004
Joe Morello - 1928 - 2011
Tony Williams - 1945 - 1997
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Morello so elegant and sophisticated at the same time.
Joe Morello. Hell ya!!!!!!¡!!!!
Chick Webb, Gene Krupa, Art Blakey, Buddy Rich, Shadow Wilson, Max Roach, Elvin Jones are my favorites on this list. No disrespect to any of the others. I wish Shelley Manne had been included.
I had the pleasure of hearing Buddy Rich at a jazz festival around 1980...INCREDIBLE!!!
Me, time @ West Virginia Wesleyan College.WVWC when Rich was there. Student Craig Babcock on sax could've blown then all of the stage except for Rich.
Always loved Buddy... probably still the best jazz drummer ever recorded but he also could be (and often was) a real dick to work with. His ego was very large but it was clearly also very fragile.
Buddy Rich is not a jazz drummers drummer. He’s was a chop machine, not a musician. Roy Haynes, well now your talkin
@@jeffreycraven8154 I would have loved to have been there and seen your friend play. First sax Steve Marcus was with buddy 12 years. A real sweetheart. He gave me a pair of buddy's sticks. In 77 in Cincinnati. I offered Steve 100. Bucks for the one's buddy used that night. HE got em off of buddy's bass and handed them to me. He said if buddy found out there's money involved he would fire him and leave him stranded. Ok to give them away but no selling. Steve is the greatest. Thanks for sharing.
@@williamfeilhauer When a friend dies with so much musical jazz talent be it in their twenties to 90's, I cry. The best tenor sax player I ever heard was my friend Bill. Bill shot himself in the head about 1993 and died. Care for your fellow musicians; let'em know you care when they're suffering.
Few drummers made it past 80 years old. Many passed on at 40, 50, 60 ,and 70 years old. Joe Morello lived to be 83 and Roy Haynes is in his late 90's. If you intend to make your mark, just get out there and play and record.
It's unbelievable that almost every drummer in the jazz era were born and dead while Roy Haynes was still alive.
IS still alive and playing.
and PLAYS TO THIS DAY
Elvin just changed the fucking game. You can hear a before and after his influence in the recordings. Fantastic drummer who influenced my favorite, Tony Williams.
Many others should be added but working on other things now. This video represents a general overview of some but not all. Thanks for checking it out.
I appreciate that the list is subjective, but no Sonny Payne? Sonny was Basie’s favorite drummer. Every subsequent drummer matched his style and approach to song book.
Hi Gary,
Could you tell me what album the last recording on the video is from. Thanks.
@@ftkjazztrio hey Fred. Unfortunately I can't. I pulled it up on Google and it didn't indicate.
Glad to see my favourite soloist Joe Morello, the man who bridges jazz and rock, included followed by Tony Williams the only jazz drummer I can think of to play on a classic punk album.
All in all, Gary did a really fantastic job here. It's extremely difficult to include everyone, or it would have to be in 5 installments!!! Yes, I agree that Chick Webb, Billy Higgins, Vioa Smith, Jack De Johnette, Shelly Manne, Sonny Payne, Lionel Hampton, Billy Cobham, and others whom people mentioned, should be included. I can think of others that I really love also like O'Neil Spencer, Denzil Best, Mel Lewis, Alan Dawson, Chico Hamilton, Jimmy Cobb, Rufus Jones,, Sam Woodyard, Butch Miles, Ed Shaugnessy, Art Taylor, Charli Persip, Paul Motian, Sheila E, Cindy Blackman, Joe LaBarbara, Terri Lyne Carrington, Ed Blackwell, Kenny Washington, Jeff Hamilton, Ed Thigpen, Osie Johnson, Joe Cusatis, Omar Hakim, Dennis Chambers, Grady Tate, Stan Levey, Willie Rodriguez, Danny Barcelona, Jake Jerger, Roy Burns, Les DeMerle, Ben Riley, Connie Kay, Tony Royster Jr., Frankie Dunlop, George Wettling, Bobby Rosengarten, Jake Hanna, Nick Fatool, James Bradley Jr., Chuck Flores, Jeff Tain Watts, Peter Erskine, Danny Gottlieb, Marty Morrell, Eliot Zigmund... Anyway, Gary did a tremendous job here giving us a wonderful slice of our drumming heritage.
Woody "Sonship" Theus, Alphonse Mouzon need to be added too..
cant forget davey tough!
No best, just blessed.
Mention or not.
All of them, all of us.
May peace prevail.
Awesome collection of greats. As others have mentioned, several videos could be done. Some of my favs not included here would be Billy Cobham, Louie Bellson, Rufus "Speedy" Jones, and Sam Woodyard.
Driving on base to work it hit me hard when I heard Kenny Clarke and also Philly Jones had died; pullled off the road.
Carry on drummers; man or woman we need you so we can look at you and say, "That's so beautiful".
It’s not our solos that make us stand out but the timekeeping, right?
Davey Tough 1907-1948.. otherwise an amazing video thank you
Where's Lui Bellson? Why no Lui Bellson? He was not only a jazz drummer, but the first drummer to use two bass drums.
Shut up
Yea..louie bellson is the great teacher of drumming. Very humble.
See Soul on Top w James Brown
There are always going to be players left off and people pissed off. But these guys were the most influential or the most recorded, during the best era for jazz. I think it is a fair list. But, it is only a list...so lighten up.
True but Louis Bellson should be on the first list. It's like missing Bonham or Peart on a rock drummer list. Bellson was #2 behind Rich.
Anyone into this type of thing, look for Classic Rock Drum solos with Carmine Appice. He knew a lot of the guys, so it makes for an interesting video.
You can ask your library to aquire it.
I think Viola Smith should be added to this list, amazing swing drummer.
Viola smith
1912- present
Sadly passed last year
I heard of her at Vic's drum shop in Chicago.
Hello, in addition to the great American drummers, you can add to this list a European hub, for example, Jansen 1937 -2008, right now it has started to become extremely popular and many people are wondering how they have never heard of this first-class player.
Top 5 not in order: Kenny Clarke, Max Roach, Elvin Jones, Philly Jo Jones, Tony Williams
That takes care of the post bop era. Then there's those who came before, without whom, those that came after would not exist.
It's insane how much better Buddy was. A true freak physically
Nice job. Of course, you do need to put Billy Higgins in there.
What about the GREAT RUFUS SPEDDY JONES?
Yes. Rufus Speedy Jones - Great drummer (May 27, 1936 - April 25, 1990) he worked the greats. Lionel Hampton, Count Basie, Manyard, Duke Ellington. Good call. If I ever do another he will be in there.
Where’s Zach Hill?..
ELVIN JONES: MY FAVORITE. FLUID MOTION.
Obviously,there needs to be at least two more volumes of this.Great job,though!
JO JONES WAS UNBELIEVABLE.
Papa Jo and Joe Morello, my favorite 2 drummers. Soooo musical. Buddy gets the nod for driving a big band. nobody has his speed/power.
Thanks for that, a couple of others I don't see mentioned in the comments, Chico Hamilton and Alan Dawson.
Great job overall, though I wish there was a bit more comping to show what really matters about jazz drums, rather than solos which are often the same military rudiments applied to different sounds.
Great video! Thanks for posting.
Where is Shelly Manne,Billy Higgins and Louie Bellson?
To leave out Shelly Manne is unthinkable. His drumming career was mind blowing.
Ed Blackwell?
They're probably in the next installment. If everyone who should be included was included, the list would go on and on and on.
Interesting you pegged Tony Williams as the last guy of the old guard. I would have given Jack Dejohnette that honor. Great video nonetheless.
Yeah Jack is, without any doubt, one of the best ever
ESSA COLETÂNEA SERIA PERFEITA SE VCS NÃO ESQUECESSEM O GRANDE E.MAIS RÁPIDO DO MUNDO :RUFUS SPEED JONES." COMETERAM ESSES ERRO GRAVÍSSIMO.
GREAT HISTORY LESSON FOR ME
How you drumming and smokin at the same time? But, I love this.
Man the greatest Jazz drummer period. Scratch that if not the greatest drummer on the planet is Danny Richmond of Charles Mingus band. His playing was God level way ahead of everyone else. Rock groups made hits stealing from Charles Mingus album. Dannys interview even broke it down but for him not to be shown absolutely pardon my french bullshit. Mozart on drums, he painted with those sticks.
I agree that Danny Richmond is definitely one of the greats! I should have put him in there. I think it's interesting that I make a video and I do what I can (it was very time consuming and to do this) and then people form opinions on what I should have done, what wasn't done, etc. They go so far as to call it 'bullshit' that I didn't do something they think I should have done! I mean, what the heck? I just put this together and that is that. If you want to include others you can make one yourself. It's great that this video has spurred creativity in you and makes you want to form an opinion about what should be done. Excellent! Then do it!
Louie Bellson, Billy Cobham, Peter Erskine, Ed Shaughnessy are all big omissions.
Jack DeJohnette, Billy Cobham, Billy Higgins.
You missed Louie belson.
All monster players Buddy Rich was the best of them all I believe! Saw him in the 70s Wildwood NJ London Ale house.. Saw Philly Joe Jones in Trenton back in the late 60s as a kid we snuck in! I believe it was Greenwood tavern! Also Art Blakey another time, all monster players! Barrett Deems should be in the list! He played into his 80s, used to play with Jack Teagarden and Pops "Satchmo" then Danny Barcelona from Hawaii took over with Louis Armstrong!
David Bento -Now thats just not true. Buddy was great, but didn't swing like many of em.
buddy was technical, but he didnt play jazz, he played the drums with some other instruments over it. i would say he was a good drummer, but not a good musician or person
There-is-no-best! And this was Elvin Jones...
@@rileywilliams1568 Really? Many of "em" said Buddy was the best. Basie hired him for a week, when Sonny Payne was ill. If Buddy didn't swing, Basie would have never hired him. You really need to listen more.
@@minhnhatnguyen7966 You really have no idea of what you are talking about. Bird thought he played jazz, Basie thought he played jazz. Maybe you don't think Bird and Basie played jazz? As far as a "person," did you ever meet him, talk with him, hang out with him? Do you think the "bus tapes" were the sum total of his personality and character?
Very interesting, really enjoyed it but I don't see Jack DeJohnette.
Chick Webb most of guys on here would say the same. even buddy said chick was the greatest drummer that ever lived.
Art Taylor
What’s the song that goes with Zuttys playing?
No Louie Bellson?
Louie Bellson , Philly Jo Jones, you left out a few.
Philly is there, watch again.
Awsome compilation thanks.
This is the school where Ginger Baker,Mitch Mitchell,Bill Ward,Ian Paige came from.
The English drummers are direct descendants of Phil Seamon.
Tony Spargo? Charlie Persip? Jack Dejohnette,? Ed Blackwell?
Cliff Clough? Jackie Teriyaki? Kid Tempo?
None of these drummers life expectancy is that great.
Wat is the song that denzel best is playing? It sounds great!
No sonny payne :( still great though. Thanks for the upload!
BR's clip seemed a little toned down... All these guys were great. But it always seems like people don't want to give him his due respect. Awesome to see Joe Morello on the list. I agree, where is Bellson?
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Your link doesn't work, tho.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 That's for the heads up. I'll change it.
Excellent! Thank you!
What, no jack Dejonette?
+Blue Mustard ...yeah..I know. The first one I did mistakenly left out Philly Jo Jones! Brain farts. I will add Jack...I know he's only one of the most influential drummers of the 20th century and I agree! I'll get it done! It is a bit of a pick and choose situation though...I mean do I add Lenny White? He is more jazz/fusion though...this time line tries to hit the straight jazz heavy's. Any suggestions appreciated:)
+Gary Benson I would definitely add Phil Seamen & Baby Dodds.
Baby Dodds is on here. Watch it:)
@@GaryBensonmusic Add Lenny White if you can
@@joneslt Dodds is there. Phil's influence was only in England.
Where is Louis Bellson?????
Does anyone know the name of the song (and album of the song) that Denzel best is playing? (at 1:56)
Thanks!
“Nothing but D best” George Shearing Quintet
Great list, but Stan Levy is missing.
What about Hal Blaine and Cozy Cole ?
Agreed. Good idea. You should put one together and include them. But…Hal and Cozy are not strictly jazz. Maybe put one together titled: Influential Drummers
@@GaryBensonmusic Thank you for compiling this amazing list of drummers. I really enjoyed the presentation and was introduced to drummers I never knew about.
I actually liked Karen Carpenter better, truthfully. She was more than adept and should have put her foot down. It just exacerbated her body self-consciousness to be forced to sing up front.
Too bad she was a ridiculously bad codependent. Should have told her mother where to go, and make better choices.
I wish her solo record doesn't sound very, very dated.
What? No Sonny Payne?
Peter Erskine, Dave Weckl, etc.
Dave Weckl? He does not fit into a category of “jazz greats”
@@thekickstrap Oh yes he does.
in my opinion the greatest of all is max roach,all the drummers here are incredible but none of them reaches the musicality and the swing max roach had
It's a good thing that you put the word "opinion" in your post.
@@farshimelt in music its all opinions but i really do think that he is much more musical and he is superunderrated
Barrett Deems?
PHILLY JOE'S PLAYING FLOWED.
Always.
😀🌱🌸💛
What about Cozy Cole?
LOS MAS GRANDES BETEERISTAS DEL JAZZ.
KENNY CLARK: CLOOK MOP.
Klook-a-mop.
…and Mel Lewis.
Anyone who what the song 0:20 are?
Sonny Payne.
boom tat
Baby DOBBS ???
🙄💙🌼🌱
Chick Webb was born in 1905
Jazz Drummers Timeline and no Bellson...WTF
Max Roach. 😂
Dave Tough?
Dave Tough was probably the most under-rated drummer of the swing era. Easily one of the best.
Why did some them die so young😢
It's not an easy life.
@@farshimelt how?
@@eboyeman8457 It's the most physically demanding of most instruments.
Minus friggin horns (including sax, technically a woodwind due to the reed)
Plus, smoking was a huge thing. Not to mention, jazz was loaded with drugs. Namely heroin.
There isn't ed thigpen...neither alvin stoller or jimmy cobb...!
strofilobugnalmacco Make one with them in it. I didn't have time to include every great.
What, no Anthony williams ?
Open your eyes and ears at 6:01
2:09 Best drummer ever