In the 50's, when I was a kid, I saw Philly Joe at Birdland playing with Sonny Rollins Trio. Have forgetten who played base. Had never heard (will never hear) anything like it. Still wowed to this day.
Good history lesson ! I love all the old timers,but Philly Joe is my favorite. His drumming with Miles was exciting, the feel and phrasing. I have his solo work on CD as well. If i had to pick one favorite drummer out of all genres,it would be Philly !
Thank you! This is great content, learning about the history really helps me connect more with the instrument. The First Great quintet had John Coltrane, Red Garland, Paul Chambers, Philly Joe Jones, and Miles Davis!
Awesome video. This channel is dope!! This dude is the real deal. Wish I had this when I first started learning jazz drums, kids these days don't know how lucky they are. I was up in the middle of the night making vhs recordings of jazz gigs from obscure satellite channels back when I started!
So glad to have you back - your videos are hugely inspirational and incredibly well-made and your playing is something I'm sure we all strive for. Thanks!
Wow.... I came upon this channel recently... what a gem! Your content is incredible! I love the practical applications and also the educational backgrounds you provide! Keep up the amazing work!
first quintent miles davis john coltrane, red garland ,paul chambers Philly jo. Last album miles stones last full album. Also appears on blues no. 2 from some day my prince session in 1961. i believe!
Nice - you actually got the Philly Joe sound and vibe. I like to practice that Two Bass Hit transcription with all single strokes as well as with all the rudimental sticking - sounds more like Buddy with the singles...
Great Work Quincy and by the way great humor too, thanks for your Qtips including the nice PDF's transcriptions ! Hope to meet you one day ! Warm regards from France, Ton Ton Salut
Welcome back! Glad for more great lessons. Philly played a track on "someday my Prince will come" could be wrong, 1958 was milestones and an album called porgy and bess which I've not listened too.
And the 2nd prize goes to, Mr. D'Arcy Stibbard! He plays on the track Blues No. 2, and he's taking NO prisoners!! Send me an email and I'll get a CD right out to you. Thanks for check the video out and congrats!
Just talked to the judges and they say Mr. Walter Floyd should also get a free signed CD since you listed ALL of the names. Thanks for check the video out! Send me an email with your address and I'll send one right out to you!
I’ve heard a loooot of good things about the UNT Jazz program, one of the best in the country. I’m going to Texas state next fall but keep up the good work and keep educating people on jazz!
Fabulous vid. Don’t skip the history peeps, it’s fascinating‼️✌️🌻
Good to have your youtube lessons back.
Production quality has shot through the roof!
Thank you Colman. I look forward to meeting you soon!
In the 50's, when I was a kid, I saw Philly Joe at Birdland playing with Sonny Rollins Trio. Have forgetten who played base. Had never heard (will never hear) anything like it. Still wowed to this day.
Thank you Mr. Davis for returning, you are greatly needed
Thump,s up for Philly joe jones,one of the great,s.
Not only a fantastic drummer and teacher but even seems like a genuinely nice down to earth human being.
Wow! Thank you for the ultra kind words Jim.
I'm glad that you're back, don't explain
Only drummer aside from ginger baker that I would listen to with endless fascination- always. Ty PJJ for your contribution to my happiness.
Juliaに続いてTwo bass Hit! ありがとうございます。philly 練習します！
Nicely done, Sir! Thanks!!
The playing, the history. Just love this . Thankyou 🥁
thx for your amazing Japanese! 感動的です！
Philly Jo Jones was one of greatest jazz drummers ever. Listen to Hank Mobleys No Room for Squares. Up a Step.
Indeed Sherry! Thank you.
Finally you're back Master, thanks for your amazing videos!!!
watching from Mauritius
happy to see you back...
Thank you good lessons
YES QUINCY!!! So glad to see you're video's are back
Thanks for coming back! Appreciate the oral history part
Mr Davis is back! You love to see it. Very excited to learn more from you.
WOW!!!! Thanks very much for your video lesson Sir!!!! Philly Joe is my God 🥁 collecting all his recordings 🗽 all the best from Prague 🎹
Fantastic to document and keep the tradition alive. His influence and innovation is incalculable. Keep on swinging!
Amazing work thanks very much for shopping
Great to have the Q-tips return. Thanks, Quincy
Good history lesson ! I love all the old timers,but Philly Joe is my favorite. His drumming with Miles was exciting, the feel and phrasing. I have his solo work on CD as well. If i had to pick one favorite drummer out of all genres,it would be Philly !
Right on! He’s definitely my favorite. Cheers!
The stew's looking great!
Sturinko! Where you at man? Miss you in the big D. Ha! Hope post masters life is treating you well my friend!
Q-tip of the week is back????!! Too good to have u back! subscribed..
Thank You, you're AMAZING! Saluti dall'Italia (Firenze)
Grazie molto Claudio!!
Fantastic!!!!!! Thank You Quincy!
YEA! HE'S BACK!
Waiting to a new video!
Very excited to see what’s next!
Glad I discovered your video. Thank You for sharing your incredible knowledge!
Nice to see you back!
Great lesson!!! Appreciate that! Waiting for more lessons!
Q先生、まさかの日本語！
いつも素晴らしいレッスンありがとうございます。
見てくれてありがとうございます。
I can’t believe 7 people gave this video thumbs down...!!! Quincy, thank you for such beautiful videos
The goat has returned, awesome 👏🏾
Sooooo happy you back Quincy. Truly some of the best drumming content on youtube.
I love you for this man. He was what made me really love drums. 👍
Thank you very much 🎶
Great video. Love the history part!
Your videos are amazing man love this stuff
Great to have you back..inspiration
Loved the lesson and history, I’ll be watching more.
Miles, Coltrane, Red Garland, Paul Chambers, Philly Joe! Don't worry about the CD :)
Nice presentation & drumming.😀
Good to see you back. Bless up
Thank you! This is great content, learning about the history really helps me connect more with the instrument. The First Great quintet had John Coltrane, Red Garland, Paul Chambers, Philly Joe Jones, and Miles Davis!
Awesome answer, bad timing Christopher. But thanks for watching and for the kind words!
Great to see you’re back excellent video✊🏽
Thanks for checking out my videos Warren!
Awesome video. This channel is dope!! This dude is the real deal. Wish I had this when I first started learning jazz drums, kids these days don't know how lucky they are.
I was up in the middle of the night making vhs recordings of jazz gigs from obscure satellite channels back when I started!
Different times for sure. Thanks for the kind words Chris!
we need more! Glad to have more lessons! Man u got those drums tuned so nice!
Awesome video! Learned alot.
Welcome back and thanks for the lesson! 😄👍
Wonderful Quincy - thanks for taking the time to share your wonderful knowledge with us, for free!
My pleasure Jason!
Great channel. Subscribed
THANK YOU for this! Great lesson!
Yes!!!! Thank you for uploading another video!!
I’ve been watching your videos in repeats all day!!
oh sir, i luv your new album . . . listen to it for the third time today . .. awesome ✌
So glad to have you back - your videos are hugely inspirational and incredibly well-made and your playing is something I'm sure we all strive for. Thanks!
Great Video! Love it!
Wow.... I came upon this channel recently... what a gem! Your content is incredible! I love the practical applications and also the educational backgrounds you provide! Keep up the amazing work!
thanks for this video, we miss you
Nice to see you back! Looking and sounding good!
0:27 yes man
Great lesson, Quincy. Thanks for the transcripts.
Q.D., Killin' it.. Always.
🙏 awesome, always luv to listen to your lessons . . .
So happy to have you back. Your videos are very educating, well structured pedagogical-wise. Thanks!!
Red, Paul, Philly, John & Miles
You are a great drummer ,and a great teacher ,very clear , thanks
first quintent miles davis john coltrane, red garland ,paul chambers Philly jo. Last album miles stones last full album. Also appears on blues no. 2 from some day my prince session in 1961. i believe!
You are correct but someone beat you to the punch. Thanks for check the video out!!
Love the history lesson and playing! Love the Video Q!! Keep up the great videos!!
Thanks Burke. I hope you are well!
So happy that you are back! Your lessons are awesome! Greetings from Brasil!
Great lesson man. Thank you.
Absolutely loving it! Thank you
Glad to see you’re back man, love hearing you play and what you’ve got to say
Thanks so much Chris!
Nice - you actually got the Philly Joe sound and vibe. I like to practice that Two Bass Hit transcription with all single strokes as well as with all the rudimental sticking - sounds more like Buddy with the singles...
Thanks, Quincy, and really appreciate the sly humor and the descriptions, information, links, etc. you provide...very helpful. :-) Cheers!
Thank you Henwy2!
Very insightful, Mr Davis. Thank you
My pleasure Navroze!
Thank you so very much for sharing such valuable information and history. I have downloaded the transcription.....Hugely Appreciated!
thank god these lessons are back !
Thank you for all the information ..
Any time!
Always inspiring, thank you!
Glad to see you back with new videos! Love the new format
Thank you Aidan!
A very informative video with great production value! Look forward to the next one.
Thanks Mr. Dickhoff. We need to catch up soon!
This is great, Quincy!
Downtown Alex Brown! Let's play soon.
Excellent info in such a clear manner! Thanks for sharing!
My man! Means a lot coming from you brother.
Thanks Q as always! Would love to see a breakdown of the whole Crazy army solo. Think that might unlock my rudiments!
Good idea Rob! Thanks for the watch as always my man!
@@drumqtips bless you bro. BTW also genuinely enjoyed learning the map of Southern America!
Great video. You always provide clear and creative ideas and instuction. Gonna try to work in some Philly Joe ideas at my gig tonight!
Nice playing Quincy!! I'm still in Winnipeg.
Good to see you on here David. Hope you're well.
Best jazz videos around
Great Work Quincy and by the way great humor too, thanks for your Qtips including the nice PDF's transcriptions ! Hope to meet you one day ! Warm regards from France, Ton Ton Salut
I hope so too Ton Ton!
good to see new vids out.this kit
sounds very good.I don‘t know why I spent lots of money on my new RC...
Relaxin with Miles Davis is in my truck at all times.
Welcome back! Glad for more great lessons. Philly played a track on "someday my Prince will come" could be wrong, 1958 was milestones and an album called porgy and bess which I've not listened too.
And the 2nd prize goes to, Mr. D'Arcy Stibbard! He plays on the track Blues No. 2, and he's taking NO prisoners!! Send me an email and I'll get a CD right out to you. Thanks for check the video out and congrats!
John Coltrane, Red Garland, Paul Chambers, Miles Davis and Philly Jones.
Just talked to the judges and they say Mr. Walter Floyd should also get a free signed CD since you listed ALL of the names. Thanks for check the video out! Send me an email with your address and I'll send one right out to you!
You´re back! Yeah!
I’ve heard a loooot of good things about the UNT Jazz program, one of the best in the country. I’m going to Texas state next fall but keep up the good work and keep educating people on jazz!
The First Quintet: Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Red Garland, Paul Chambers, Philly Joe Jones.
Jeffrey! Good to see you here. Unfortunately you're late with you're late with your answer:( Let's catch up sometime. Hope all is well in OKC!
Miles,Philly., Red, Paul, and Trane