The Tonight Show 5/29/1980 Buddy Rich
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how many drummers could jump on someone elses drums and perform cold like that! NONE! that is how good Buddy Rich was!
just the greatest thank you!!!!
Great stuff, Carson was THE MASTER of Late Night TV, and Buddy Rich was THE MASTER of the Drums.
I am so greatful to have seen buddy at Ronnie Scott's the best venue to witness the sheer musicality of the master drummer. He was unbelievable! At true genious! Paul Budd Essex UK 07874 160888
Just loved Johnny Carson's wit & buddy's wit 😊👍, they don't make talk shows like this anymore 😢
I'm the MASTER of my domain
The greatest drummer to ever draw breath.
My God I miss these two and those days. BTW, this was the same year I saw Buddy at Trenton State College. This was the night I got sold on the fact that Buddy was the greatest ever and no one could touch him. I had binoculars set on his hands, and watched them disappear during fast singles. Never seen anything like it before or since.
Thanks for posting.
Incredible. Some trades with the saxophone player. Great band.
Ed and Buddy lip locking. Another first. I also vhs taped (scouring my TV guide subscription) many of the Carson appearances when they aired but never have seen this one. Amazing that Johnny had Buddy on almost every other month for over two decades.
Marvelous clip!
Amazing clip!!! Love BR!!!
Did I just see Buddy Rich and Ed Shaughnessy kiss each other?? Nothing like a bond between drummers lol.
Yes, that is THE John Williams.
He Is study
of a Bercley school,and Is a Legend he's didn't read the music!.
You can tell at 5:10 that they're truly good friends.
Every drummer sets up different so I assume he's fine playing Ed's set. Ive been on some drummers kit where they don't want you to adjust their drums....it's like WTH why does he have this all the way over here. (it's like playing Mickey Dolenz drum set) or Man, the toms are set so high that you can't even see the other players.
I know what you mean, i don't care to play other guy's kits either. They almost always have ergonomic quirks that don't make sense to me. Also, I'm 6' 2'' with long arms, and often the guy is more like 5' 8" and I outreach him by 6 inches, so i won't fit inside his setup without being crowded.
And nobody in rock wants to play a 4-pc 'one in the air and one on the floor' Krupa style kit, and I do play this type of kit for rock, (as well as an 8-pc rack setup).
Then they gotta have half a roll ductape and other silly dampening crap on the heads, the snare all jacked up even with the toms, 4 or 5 cheap crash cymbals instead of just 2 good ones, a clunky industrial-grade no-feel hi-hat, kick pedals I don't care for, etc.
I will decline offers to sit in because it's no fun to play 2 or 3 songs on somebody else's kit. And every non-drummer in every band thinks drums are drums, so they end up resenting me when I don't want to play strange drums for their convenience.
Ed's kit has a quirk with the larger rack tom on the left-hand side, but that isn't an ergonomic problem, and he and Buddy saw a lot of each other and were very like-minded as players, so I'm sure they were comfortable with each other's taste in gear.
And then the unstoppable force of Buddy would probably handle any ergonomic challenge just out of sheer will anyway.
Or that their kit wasn't tuned, but I didnt have a choice. I had to play and try as I did, oddly enough every party or Jam session we did turned out great. But of course I thought it sounded like crap. ha ha
Is Buddy playing Ed's double bass?
I had a 28'' Ludwig bass drum with calf skin heads I inherited from my Dad.
Lost it when my Aunt sold her house, I wish I still had it.
I had a similar experience. My first set was a Leedy set with a 28" bass drum and a Indian tom tom like the one in Buddy's picture. My dad bought it in 1968 when I was only 14. It was already 40+ years old! I stupidly sold the set a few years later. Must be worth a fortune today!
Let's go to McDonalds and see the band..🎼🎶🎵🥍♠🎭🍔🍟
1981 not 1980...wow
That first drum break at 7:24 was great. The second one would've been better if the toms sounded like toms and not cardboard boxes. I always hated the sound of Ed's toms w/the duct tape on them.
I went to an Ed Shaughnessy drum clinic in 1990 or so at Attina's in Atlanta, and his drums were still the same old white Ludwigs with tons of gaffer's tape all over them. Even the concert toms sounded dead. Completely ruined the whole experience for me, as a 19-year-old wanting to learn a thing or two about drum tuning. I went behind his kit after the clinic was over, and I wanted to peel the tape off those drums so badly......
What was he thinking with all of that tape? Even when I watched him when I was younger, I hated the dead “thud” sound of his toms. He hardly ever used the double bass drums also. It was more for show.
Not use to playing double kits...you wouldn’t know it.
NBC couldn't even provide a back line kit for BR. Pathetic.
Should have just used Ed's kit, but then again, the sponsors may have bitched.
I know Buddy would have preferred using the drum set of Ed Shaughnessy.
Buddy had to set up, and pack up on his own, he didn't mind as such, but he preferred not too for just one song.
I helped him pack up one night, he was the musician out.
He didn't have to carry it to the truck, but he set up and packed, I got the feeling this was normal for Buddy.
Is this a Neal Hefti tune?