The house Drummer that you can see behind Max in this TV show was Emilio De Biase, a very talented Italian (Neapolitan) drummer, unfortunately passed away too young. He was a big friend of Tullio De Piscopo, one of the greatest Italian drummers.
A differenza di altri batteristi supertecnici, Roach era pure un mirabile compositore. La tecnica di Max Roach era sempre al servizio di una squisita musicalità. Semplicemente il più completo drummer di tutti i tempi !!
diciamo che allora i supertecnici erano un numero minore di quelli fioriti negli '80. inoltre in roach era presente una tensione sociale e politica che sfociava in un artista all around
I don't speak or write Italian, but I understand your comment (I studied French and Latin at school decades ago. Maybe I'll take Italian courses when I retire. I consider it a very lovely language). I don't know if anyone can be called the best or the most complete. I admire Joe Morello, Elvin Jones - or f.i. Terry Lyne Carrington, Vinnie Colaiuta or Brian Blade. But Max was always my favorite drummer, for whatever reason. I liked his strength, his determination, his musicality, his lyrical style. And his political convictions in the fight for equality. Many times I sang his song 'Mendacity' to myself after listening to politicians or business bosses. I saw him live in Germany four times. Each time it was an enlightenment. I saw him chatting happily with a big band drummer who was proud to play alongside with him. I've seen him getting enraged when a minor jazzman's name was written larger than his on a poster simply because 'Max Roach Double Quartet' was such a long name and they chose smaller letters to make it fit, or when his trumpeter slightly missed the cue. These were different aspects of his passionate personality. And he was truly able to convey the passion for rhythm and for music in general to his audience like no other.
Sarà utile ricordare che la composizione che Roach suona con l'orchestra è sua, e si intitola It's time. Alla fine, Roach suona anche una delle sue composizioni per batteria sola, The drum also waltzes. Grazie Luca per aver postato questo video davvero notevole
Thanks for posting this! Bloody Hell! from 4:17 on John Bonham copped that part of his solo from Max! As much as I love Bonzo, Max was better on this solo's motifs. That said John was The King of the Triplet, and Doubles on a single bass drum pedal. Cheers!
Ho riso tantissimo - di allegria! Tenero il lapsus di Morandi nel chiamare Roach in scena ma il buon Gianni sembrava un po' emozionato e questo non è così strano dato che era tutt'altro che un analfabeta musicale, nonostante il misterioso accenno finale alla "batteria elettronica". Il pubblico è di bocca buona e applaude soprattutto i passaggi superveloci che non erano, in realtà, il trademark di questo immenso batterista. Va bene anche così. Egregio il lavoro dell'orchestra, come è stato giustamente notato nei commenti. Per quanto riguarda l'influenza sui drummer del rock, oltre a quella evidente su Bonham si nota anche quella su Carl Palmer, che forse è stato il più completo di tutti. Grazie, Luca!
E come non dimenticare l'eccentrico Buddy Rich... Sonny Payne che con le bacchette sembrava un giocoliere... Rufus Speedy Jones che portava l'Orchestra di Count Basie al decollo... Jo Jones... il raffinato Sam Woodyard di Duke Ellington e gli ultimi che ci hanno lasciato: Butch Miles e Duffy Jackson che con la mole di Bud Spencer si muoveva alla batteria come fosse un fuscello... erano incredibilmente bravi! Se non dei geni!
'It's Time' and 'The Drum also Waltzes', as far as I know. Timeless greats. The first piece is about my age. I hope I look half as fresh as the music sounds.
I look at the student of the big sid, This was the time when a number of musical jazz moles expressed the opinion that Max Roach had surpassed Bernard Rich.
@@smythe555 Didn't know Bonzo was influenced by Max as his parents loved and listened to a lot of Gene Krupa. I also think John was influenced by Joe Morello's barehanded solos. Cheers!
Immenso Max Roach. Rara apparizione in TV italiana. Presentazione semi gaffe del giovane Morandi, commento di chiusura da espulsione per Morandi...batteria elettronica? Inascoltabile. Ero bimbo e ricordo perfettamente quella frase che mi stupì e non capii se non anni dopo quando Max mi apri la passione per il jazz. Morandi proprio non aveva conoscenza adatta
@@hollywood-drums erano applicati dei trigger per amplificare il suono delle pelli e il suono dai fusti di sostegno . Roach non ha mai suonato batterie elettroniche e tantomeno quella non lo era
@@federiconardi3134 so bene come funzionavano le Tronic. Trigger è un po' improprio dal punto di vista tecnico, ma concettualmente giusto. Le Tronic erano cmq batterie elettroniche (sai cosa distingue elettrico da elettronico?). E al 90 % Roach non le ha mai suonate in un disco
@@hollywood-drums what kind of zildjian? I was looking at getting a Hollywood meazzi tronic president drumset with the amp and cases in great shape but its $4000. Do they sound really good? Hard to tell from videos besides max roachs
@@matthewmore6893 don't know what kind of zildjian in 1968. I don't like talking about supposed values of hollywood drums, anyway discontinuous quality
Those look like A Zildjian: I can't see any hammering on the bottom. But it's tough to say for sure. They could also have been borrowed or loaned for the show, though, in which case they could be UFIP or Paiste, though unlikely.
@@hollywood-drums grazie ha confermato tutti i miei dubbi!!! ne possiedo una di Hollywood max roach ma non so l anno di produzione,mi sa dire in che periodo max roach è stato endorser meazzi ?
Great definition but the filming of this is terrible. Just because the drums go fast doesn’t mean the camera angles go fast. Zooming onto the ride stand so fast finna give me a seizure.
The camera work absolutely sucked.! I would really have liked to concentrate on what Mr. Roach was playing without some camera crew trying to do some special effects crap! Max Roach is definitely one of our godfathers of percussion!
I'm very amused by the expressions on the house drummer's face. He had the best seat in the house!
Imagine you've go to play after Max is finished
John Bonham dedicated solos to Max Roach. I can see why. What a great drummer.
I love the enthusiasm of the band. They’re so happy to play with him!
One of the all time greats.
He played with so much color and so silky smooth he was really beautiful!
The house Drummer that you can see behind Max in this TV show was Emilio De Biase, a very talented Italian (Neapolitan) drummer, unfortunately passed away too young. He was a big friend of Tullio De Piscopo, one of the greatest Italian drummers.
Wow! Very cool info 🤓 thanks for sharing
Max Roach really had the touch. A sound like no other!
Such a remarkable musician, one of the all time greats
Fabulous Drummer! R.ip Max Roach(1924-2007)
A differenza di altri batteristi supertecnici, Roach era pure un mirabile compositore. La tecnica di Max Roach era sempre al servizio di una squisita musicalità. Semplicemente il più completo drummer di tutti i tempi !!
diciamo che allora i supertecnici erano un numero minore di quelli fioriti negli '80. inoltre in roach era presente una tensione sociale e politica che sfociava in un artista all around
I don't speak or write Italian, but I understand your comment (I studied French and Latin at school decades ago. Maybe I'll take Italian courses when I retire. I consider it a very lovely language).
I don't know if anyone can be called the best or the most complete. I admire Joe Morello, Elvin Jones - or f.i. Terry Lyne Carrington, Vinnie Colaiuta or Brian Blade. But Max was always my favorite drummer, for whatever reason.
I liked his strength, his determination, his musicality, his lyrical style. And his political convictions in the fight for equality. Many times I sang his song 'Mendacity' to myself after listening to politicians or business bosses.
I saw him live in Germany four times. Each time it was an enlightenment. I saw him chatting happily with a big band drummer who was proud to play alongside with him. I've seen him getting enraged when a minor jazzman's name was written larger than his on a poster simply because 'Max Roach Double Quartet' was such a long name and they chose smaller letters to make it fit, or when his trumpeter slightly missed the cue. These were different aspects of his passionate personality. And he was truly able to convey the passion for rhythm and for music in general to his audience like no other.
So elegant. Fantastic ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Max gave it to them, and Italy was there for it. That was great!
Sarà utile ricordare che la composizione che Roach suona con l'orchestra è sua, e si intitola It's time. Alla fine, Roach suona anche una delle sue composizioni per batteria sola, The drum also waltzes. Grazie Luca per aver postato questo video davvero notevole
Sì, è così! Dall'omonimo album che ho praticamente consumato!
Thanks for posting this! Bloody Hell! from 4:17 on John Bonham copped that part of his solo from Max! As much as I love Bonzo, Max was better on this solo's motifs. That said John was The King of the Triplet, and Doubles on a single bass drum pedal. Cheers!
It's called "The drum also waltzes". Bill Burford did a great version.
Max with a big band!
Dynamite
great, as always, max you have given us all inspiration and the deepest music there is
I love that the camera does this epic zoom thing when he rolls on the snare
That’s simply BS!
Ho riso tantissimo - di allegria! Tenero il lapsus di Morandi nel chiamare Roach in scena ma il buon Gianni sembrava un po' emozionato e questo non è così strano dato che era tutt'altro che un analfabeta musicale, nonostante il misterioso accenno finale alla "batteria elettronica".
Il pubblico è di bocca buona e applaude soprattutto i passaggi superveloci che non erano, in realtà, il trademark di questo immenso batterista. Va bene anche così. Egregio il lavoro dell'orchestra, come è stato giustamente notato nei commenti.
Per quanto riguarda l'influenza sui drummer del rock, oltre a quella evidente su Bonham si nota anche quella su Carl Palmer, che forse è stato il più completo di tutti.
Grazie, Luca!
E come non dimenticare l'eccentrico Buddy Rich... Sonny Payne che con le bacchette sembrava un giocoliere... Rufus Speedy Jones che portava l'Orchestra di Count Basie al decollo... Jo Jones... il raffinato Sam Woodyard di Duke Ellington e gli ultimi che ci hanno lasciato: Butch Miles e Duffy Jackson che con la mole di Bud Spencer si muoveva alla batteria come fosse un fuscello... erano incredibilmente bravi! Se non dei geni!
still love his drumming!!
Grande Roach, ma vogliamo anche parlare dello Swing pazzesco che Pino Calvi riesce ad ottenere da quella magnifica orchestra?
Wow, I’ve never seen this performance of his.
Thank you for sharing this! Grande
All that fantastic playing on a standard four piece kit with a hi hat and two cymbals.
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A great arrangement of "It's Time" and a version of "The Drum Also Waltzes" with a lot of Max' trademark licks in it. Cool footage!!
Fantastic !
'It's Time' and 'The Drum also Waltzes', as far as I know. Timeless greats. The first piece is about my age. I hope I look half as fresh as the music sounds.
I look at the student of the big sid, This was the time when a number of musical jazz moles expressed the opinion that Max Roach had surpassed Bernard Rich.
The tunes are: 1- "It's Time"; 2- "Speak, Brother, Speak".
I think John Bonham inspiring on Max when he did it Moby Dick!
It's one of Max's famous phrases. Bonham was influenced by all the Jazz drummers.
@@smythe555 Didn't know Bonzo was influenced by Max as his parents loved and listened to a lot of Gene Krupa. I also think John was influenced by Joe Morello's barehanded solos. Cheers!
@@bonhzeppelin55 for sure! Elvin and philly joe jones too 🙌
Immenso Max Roach. Rara apparizione in TV italiana. Presentazione semi gaffe del giovane Morandi, commento di chiusura da espulsione per Morandi...batteria elettronica? Inascoltabile. Ero bimbo e ricordo perfettamente quella frase che mi stupì e non capii se non anni dopo quando Max mi apri la passione per il jazz. Morandi proprio non aveva conoscenza adatta
però batteria elettronica era giusto :)
@@hollywood-drums erano applicati dei trigger per amplificare il suono delle pelli e il suono dai fusti di sostegno . Roach non ha mai suonato batterie elettroniche e tantomeno quella non lo era
@@federiconardi3134 so bene come funzionavano le Tronic. Trigger è un po' improprio dal punto di vista tecnico, ma concettualmente giusto. Le Tronic erano cmq batterie elettroniche (sai cosa distingue elettrico da elettronico?). E al 90 % Roach non le ha mai suonate in un disco
Max Roach. Or The Drums.
When was this
When would guys like Max Roach ever be given their rightfull places?
Gianni Morando che presenta Max Roach. Vado in tilt
Vorrei sapere il nome del batterista dell’orchestra di Pino Calvi..grazie
Emilio De Biase
What is that box mounted next to his Tom?
the control unit of the Tronic sounds
What cymbals does he have?
Zildjian
@@hollywood-drums what kind of zildjian? I was looking at getting a Hollywood meazzi tronic president drumset with the amp and cases in great shape but its $4000. Do they sound really good? Hard to tell from videos besides max roachs
@@matthewmore6893 don't know what kind of zildjian in 1968. I don't like talking about supposed values of hollywood drums, anyway discontinuous quality
Those look like A Zildjian: I can't see any hammering on the bottom. But it's tough to say for sure. They could also have been borrowed or loaned for the show, though, in which case they could be UFIP or Paiste, though unlikely.
Sound like Zildjian. Very high presence. Intense clarity.
Hate the camera work on 1:30〜
Bravo gianni morandi che alla fine dice...bravo max con la sua nuova batteria elettronica 😂😂😂😂
Its funny when you watch these old videos that the camera men don't know how to film drummers
Sta suonando una Hollywood drumtronic è differente o è uguale alla Hollywood president max roach su carrello ?
la Hollywood Tronic è una Max Roach con il sistema Tronic. a sua volta la Max Roach è una President su carrello
@@hollywood-drums grazie ha confermato tutti i miei dubbi!!! ne possiedo una di Hollywood max roach ma non so l anno di produzione,mi sa dire in che periodo max roach è stato endorser meazzi ?
@@poclain6010 hai fb? cerca il mio nome oppure il gruppo sulle batterie Hollywood
@@hollywood-drums ok grazie ma lei è l autore dei libri sulle batterie italiane?
@@poclain6010 sì
Roach.... Idolo. Morandi ignorante a manetta.... Charlie!? Max
Parker???
Si è corretto un secondo dopo. A te non capita mai di sbagliare?
I hate when directors get creative with the cameras.
Great definition but the filming of this is terrible. Just because the drums go fast doesn’t mean the camera angles go fast. Zooming onto the ride stand so fast finna give me a seizure.
Great content but really annoying gimmicky camera work.
The camera work absolutely sucked.! I would really have liked to concentrate on what Mr. Roach was playing without some camera crew trying to do some special effects crap! Max Roach is definitely one of our godfathers of percussion!
Gianni Morandi non e' stato neanche capace di presentarlo come si deve!!!! Mammamia che vergogna!!!
ma cosa ne sapeva il giovane Morandi di jazz?
bad camerawork - too bad he couldn't have just found a spot and filmed without the corny zoom in/out's