Vinnie Colaiuta Clinic Frankfurt, Germany 1993-10-30

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  • Here is another raw diamond of Vinnie’s performances: A drum clinic in Frankfurt, Germany, October 30th, 1993. I recorded it myself and I was able to ask him a question (1:06:50)!
    Once more, it shows Vinnie’s great skills in playing, explaining and talking.
    It also shows how angry he can get when people are talking during his performance.
    I hope you’ll enjoy
    On a different note:
    Anyone being interested in some drum charts I wrote, including some of Vinnie's playing - check this out: musescore.com/fst-drummer-mainz
    00:00 - Intro
    01:40 - Solo playing
    31:00 - End of playing
    31:19 - Speaks Italian
    32:50 - Talks about his solo
    41:00 - Question: How log have you been playing
    43:55 - Question about his finger technique
    47:30 - Reverse finger technique
    50:44 - First comment about someone chattering constantly in the audience
    51:10 - Question about tuning the drums
    51:20 - A problem with the mike recording - Sorry about that!
    51:25 - Continues answering of the question regarding if he still practices
    53:14 - More talking about technique and concepts
    53:40 - Funny section Vinnie playing like a 10 year old and making fun of it
    1:06:50 - My question: "How do you use flams around the drums?"
    1:16:30 - Vinnie getting really angry about someone in the audience
    1:18:18 - Another questions about singles and doubles
    1:22:49 - Wrap up

КОМЕНТАРІ • 69

  • @drumswithsteve
    @drumswithsteve Рік тому +9

    This is seriously the best drumming I have ever heard

  • @hefewiseman
    @hefewiseman 2 місяці тому +1

    wonderful clip.. wow...special...sometimes I dont expect much from these randomly recorded clinics somewhere but this is great..

  • @christopherbrennan-lx9hd
    @christopherbrennan-lx9hd День тому

    This is friggin thank you so much for doing this stuff for us .i m totally grateful cor it and its one of the best! It's got a grovin feel right from the beginning or wants to Vinny,s got pat, can't spell it i to shoot snd everything ! Not good but f it for now

  • @danj1200
    @danj1200 2 роки тому +10

    I love this! Thanks for posting. Vinnie is endlessly musical and inventive. I'll be listening to this over and over gain. Pure gold.

  • @doubts
    @doubts 7 місяців тому +3

    I'm only now understanding what a giant Dom Famularo was. When a guy like Vinnie can go to him for help of some kind.. and I bet he was the same with every single student. Amazing

    • @SXI96
      @SXI96 6 місяців тому

      My thoughts exactly.. I never realized Dom was such a titan, Vinnie was on fire during those years with Sting, rest in peace

  • @billyg.7032
    @billyg.7032 Рік тому +2

    This is like Gold to me! Thanks a lot for sharing this!

  • @noelghallager4672
    @noelghallager4672 Рік тому +1

    thank you so much for this!

  • @jamielemessurier6123
    @jamielemessurier6123 2 роки тому +2

    I was so excited to find this clinic. Thank you so much for posting! Unfortunate though, we all came to hear Vinnie, not some narcissistic jackass in the audience chatter the WHOLE time. I was quite annoyed, so I can’t imagine what it must have been like to be in the room, let alone be Vinnie and endure the tremendous disrespect.

  • @FanPhys
    @FanPhys 2 роки тому +2

    Thank you so much for sharing this. It's precious for those of us who can't go back in time to hear Vinnie's awesome clinic solo playing, and his articulate descriptions of what he does and how he does it. I've not heard Vinnie get angry before, and I think the guy must have had a crazy schedule when he was doing clinic tours and was probably extremely tired as well. All things considered I think he was very contained.

    • @noelghallager4672
      @noelghallager4672 Рік тому

      oh there are plenty of stories about him losing his shit and throwing tantrums... he's mellowed out quite a bit though in his older years. he's a very humble and kind person these days

  • @beckmillan
    @beckmillan 4 місяці тому

    Fantastic. Thank you so much!!

  • @alexvesper7995
    @alexvesper7995 2 роки тому +7

    Hello there, I was there too !! Thanx for this post !! The thing was : there was a blind boy in the audience (right next to me) with his mother and the boy was constantly commenting to her about what he could hear . “Now he plays on the HH…“ and so on. THIS is what made him upset. Vinnie could not understand WHAT was said and the Boy could not SEE that Vinnie got a problem (with him)
    VERY ambarressing Situation. I really love Vinnie , but I have to say : Back in those days, I exprerienced a whole lot of „explosive“ Situations with him like that during clinics . That´s how he could be back in the past….And yes , there were some outrageous persons in the audience too sometimes !! I remeber one person yelling in Amsterdam „Hey Vinnie, what about your left Hand? It sucks ….(What???)

    • @FStDrummer
      @FStDrummer  2 роки тому +3

      Thanks for this information! This is a classic situation of misunderstanding / missing communication about the facts.I will update my description accordingly.

    • @Frank1979Zappa
      @Frank1979Zappa 2 роки тому +2

      I love Vinnie's playing and consider his 1989 album Secrets with Allan Holdsworth to be one of the best fusion albums of all time.
      Here is my Vinnie story:
      I remember the 1989 International Drummer Meeting in Koblenz, Germany (the year the very young Sonny Emory, Jojo Mayer and Chester Thompson and others also performed there).
      After Vinnie demonstrated some fives and sevens shifts, a prankster in the audience called out:
      "That's all?"
      Vinnie immediately got pissed off and admonished him:
      "One more remark like that and I'm out of here!!"
      Totally embarrassing, especially because the audience had serenaded him with song at the beginning, since it was Vinnie's 33rd birthday....
      Someone defused the situation and shouted:
      "It was a joke, a joke!"
      Back then I had the feeling that there was a super talent with Asperger's syndrome sitting on stage.
      Strange.
      NOW I understand that Vinnie is a supersensitive human being that just wants to be treated respectfully.
      Nothing wrong with that.

    • @administration8961
      @administration8961 2 роки тому +2

      @@Frank1979Zappa LOL

    • @christopherbrennan-lx9hd
      @christopherbrennan-lx9hd 6 днів тому

      Yes you have too please and I lived in Amsterdam for a while and was always going back as much as I could especially I'n the older days like ah in 2000 .I had my Son born there in the Hospital and it was wild to say the least you could smoke yi brain's out in the Hospital and they can tell you how tall you're child will be at full growing time and you say no way to tall they can give I guess my wife some kind of shot and that will do it exactly to that desired height , give maybe an inch or two!!! And I was able to help deliver my son and I was able to do alot more ,my son Bastiaan was breached meaning upside down and his shoulder,s were and are wide,He,s a monster ,big thick bones still came out like 6'4 and still growing ! I wish that I had his bone structure and more ! He,s definitely a Dutch Boy and is strong as an ox with perfect posture, size 13 shoe and his knees and wrists and shoulders neck head , everything is thick and he,s so strong and a very good looking kid had All bright blonde hair and bright blue eyes. Very good looking and didn't get it from me younger yes now, no .Wife stunning smile and face and blue eyes too , dark tanning skin not me anymore. My son yes and my daughter, same thing tall beautiful smile and beautiful eyes . Last thing they both have thick b hair and so does my ex wife too but anyway yes some bars or Amsterdam in general ,alot of sarcastic people's in general but all solid people too, definitely!!!

    • @christopherbrennan-lx9hd
      @christopherbrennan-lx9hd 6 днів тому

      Ps I remember Tony Williams and several other musicians who would not take any talking period they would stop and say say something ,yell at them whatever period

  • @toddsquad650
    @toddsquad650 2 роки тому +5

    I was addicted to "half-time" but now I have a new drug.

  • @anilkarahal4526
    @anilkarahal4526 2 роки тому +2

    Number one of all times. No doubt.😎🥁🤘

  • @jarrahdrum
    @jarrahdrum 2 роки тому

    Fantastic, Vielen vielen dank . Subscribed of course.

  • @JBPerraudindrummerOfficial
    @JBPerraudindrummerOfficial 2 роки тому

    Fantastic gift!!! Thanks!

  • @mvm3016
    @mvm3016 7 місяців тому

    I never considered the “Tony Williams” moments in Vinnie’s playing. Just so insane - musical and expressive with chops from the almighty to play what he’s feeling.

  • @lukebs1212
    @lukebs1212 2 роки тому

    Thank you!!!!

  • @Cspags007
    @Cspags007 2 роки тому +1

    This is new! Finally!!!

  • @administration8961
    @administration8961 2 роки тому

    FSt-Drummer - you must've been excited to have asked vinnie a question, him taking the time to answer it AND to have it recorded.
    well done!

    • @FStDrummer
      @FStDrummer  2 роки тому +1

      Oh yes, indeed. But actually I only really became aware of that much later.

  • @mladenbaresic5172
    @mladenbaresic5172 2 роки тому

    Incredible....

  • @mikenicora6701
    @mikenicora6701 2 роки тому +1

    Gold!

  • @parrinels
    @parrinels 2 роки тому +4

    without limits...

  • @robertpien8708
    @robertpien8708 2 роки тому +4

    A lot of the magic comes from the mind he uses . He has complete freedom knowing always were he is . How to get to really understand his concepts is checking out the book The Unreel drum book and working on all the rythem scales in the beginning of the book to really understand the feel of polyrhythms and polymeric playing. Then you can really dive into his mind and DE mystify a lot of what hes doing.

    • @David-fg5pt
      @David-fg5pt 2 місяці тому

      or checkout gary chaffee's books.

  • @mladenbaresic5172
    @mladenbaresic5172 2 роки тому +1

    That was the inspiration years....

  • @lukebs1212
    @lukebs1212 2 роки тому +1

    the spivack stuff at 56:00 ish is absolutely brilliant and very rare insight into that technique method

  • @jonnykk1
    @jonnykk1 2 роки тому +3

    Love 28:33 … same idea as Against the Clock solo

  • @brettnewmandrums
    @brettnewmandrums 2 роки тому

    🙏😮

  • @tonyjackson4099
    @tonyjackson4099 2 роки тому +2

    1:19:10 is insane. One hand, one foot.

  • @alicanbekoglu1966
    @alicanbekoglu1966 Рік тому +1

    Is anyone knows the book whick is vinnie mentioned in 1.07.24 about "rudiments"

    • @FStDrummer
      @FStDrummer  Рік тому +2

      I think the book he is talking about is "Rudimental Jazz: A Musical Application of Rudiments to the Drumset" (www.amazon.com/dp/1540060381/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_A5YA7XAHBWNV05DW01XY)

    • @alicanbekoglu1966
      @alicanbekoglu1966 Рік тому

      @@FStDrummer Thank you so much🙏🙌

  • @JeromeDayUniverse
    @JeromeDayUniverse Рік тому +1

    Thanks for posting this! Incredible stuff! What kit is he using here? Yamaha or Gretsch ? I believe he was still endorsing Yamaha at this time in 1993

  • @PLDrums1
    @PLDrums1 2 роки тому +1

    1:16:30 - we have devolved as a species... there'll never be another Vinnie imho.

  • @jonathanharrington7950
    @jonathanharrington7950 2 роки тому

    Just when I thought I owned every Vinnie Clinic.
    I attended a London Clinic with Vinnie as the main attraction,
    Most of the questions to Vinnie were about his Zappa days,
    All of a sudden Vinnie had had enough and said " Chad are you
    in the audience" he wasn't obviously but you could sense Vinnie's
    frustration with all these Zappa questions being fired at him.
    I think it might have had something to do with how Vinnie & Zappa
    parted.

    • @fitzpat
      @fitzpat 2 роки тому +1

      How did they part …please tell

    • @jonathanharrington7950
      @jonathanharrington7950 2 роки тому +4

      @@fitzpat Everyone in Zappa's band were paid musicians.
      One day Vinnie went up to Zappa and asked him "Frank could I have a
      wage increase? we don't have to tell the rest of the band", Zappa replied
      "Let me think about it Vinnie". A few day's go by when Zappa calls Vinnie
      over and say's "Vinnie, I've been thinking about your wage increase,
      Your fired but don't tell the rest of the band".

    • @fitzpat
      @fitzpat 2 роки тому +2

      @@jonathanharrington7950 wow following him since the nineties and never knew that …thanks

    • @joshtrager4567
      @joshtrager4567 2 роки тому

      @@jonathanharrington7950 classic Zappa! It was always toted as Frank giving his blessing to take more recording opportunities. How did I never hear this!?!

    • @eddy71454
      @eddy71454 2 роки тому

      @@jonathanharrington7950 Vinnie has never said he was fired. He says he went to Zappa and told him he wanted to stay home and try to break in to the session scene. He said it was hard to do when he was on the road so much.

  • @thechinchillachannel8457
    @thechinchillachannel8457 2 роки тому

    I don't understand the part at 1:16 where he seems really upset. Does anyone know what seemed to tick him off?

    • @FStDrummer
      @FStDrummer  2 роки тому +4

      Did you read the description? There is someone in the audience chattering all the time which he receives as being disrespectful because he is sharing valuable information and he expects people to either listen or leave the place. I fully understand his frustration. As he says - when he was a young drummer, nobody shared anything - he had to figure it out all by himself and he is showing 50 different ways how to use flams around the drums. Paying attention is not too much to ask for. That's what ticked him off.

    • @thechinchillachannel8457
      @thechinchillachannel8457 2 роки тому

      @@FStDrummer Yes, I did read the description ... "angry at someone in the audience" was not clear ... I was wondering what the audience member had done to tick him off ... I did not want to assume that it was as simple as "the audience member was talking too much".
      Obviously, I was not there, but Vinnie's response seems a little extreme as a "first response" to a loud audience member. Perhaps he was having a bad day.

  • @albertofontana3480
    @albertofontana3480 Рік тому

    1:08

  • @fitzpat
    @fitzpat 2 роки тому +1

    Jesus, Mary and Holy St Joseph……thank you

    • @FStDrummer
      @FStDrummer  2 роки тому +1

      You are welcome. In case you are interested in some drum charts of Vinnie's playing: musescore.com/fst-drummer-mainz

  • @albertofontana3480
    @albertofontana3480 Рік тому

    46:00

  • @albertofontana3480
    @albertofontana3480 Рік тому

    18:42

  • @albertofontana3480
    @albertofontana3480 Рік тому

    36:46

  • @albertofontana3480
    @albertofontana3480 Рік тому

    2147

  • @christopherbrennan-lx9hd
    @christopherbrennan-lx9hd День тому

    Got chopps ,,?? Dam soon I'll want to play or now ! ,, Gallons of coffee and piles of sugar

  • @lukimusika2264
    @lukimusika2264 2 роки тому

    innecesario TODO

  • @albertofontana3480
    @albertofontana3480 Рік тому

    1:14