My pops doing his thing,he always loved this bob james gig more than luther because it was more about the vibe of the music and not so hollywoodized.rip and keep grooving from heaven.
His studio work with Marcus Miller on the early Luther albums is magical and will be listened to for eternity. Like all of the best drummers he has a deep pocket and perfect sense of time, in the same league as Jeff Porcaro, John JR Robinson, Carlos Vega, Buddy Williams and several others who I haven't named or are not necessarily familiar with. You should be very proud of him, Bob James and Luther are absolute legends.
I was Breaking into the Scene as a Young Drummer And In NY I was Working for Frankie Crocker of WBLS Radio who introduced me to Yogi. Pretty soon we into talking Drums the Business and Yogi was talking on a purely NO BS Reality of Grooving How he established Tempo and Timing watching people dance It was a eye opening moment because of what I took for just a matter of the product of music Dance He looked at as more dimensional Off Beats Polyrythums and such but the Back Beat is and Reigns supreme to the Pocket of Groove,
He leaped to his death out of a 17th floor hotel window. Rumor has it, he was despondent about his lack of recognition & monies earned being a drummer.
I love you Yogi. You are the best drummer this world has ever seen.
My pops doing his thing,he always loved this bob james gig more than luther because it was more about the vibe of the music and not so hollywoodized.rip and keep grooving from heaven.
Wow that’s awesome yogi is the man🥁
Very cool, man. You can tell that his heart and soul is in this music to the fullest.
His studio work with Marcus Miller on the early Luther albums is magical and will be listened to for eternity. Like all of the best drummers he has a deep pocket and perfect sense of time, in the same league as Jeff Porcaro, John JR Robinson, Carlos Vega, Buddy Williams and several others who I haven't named or are not necessarily familiar with. You should be very proud of him, Bob James and Luther are absolute legends.
Wow respect to him his style of groove on the drums was phenomenal
RIP to your old man. A true legend and gone way way too soon. I'm sure it continues to be hard for you and the family. Sending much love man
The great Yogi Horton on drums. Thank you for posting!
the audience had no idea how lucky they were to see these guys play! Love this line up! Gary King was going hard the whole track!
I was Breaking into the Scene as a Young Drummer And In NY I was Working for Frankie Crocker of WBLS Radio who introduced me to Yogi. Pretty soon we into talking Drums the Business and Yogi was talking on a purely NO BS Reality of Grooving How he established Tempo and Timing watching people dance It was a eye opening moment because of what I took for just a matter of the product of music Dance He looked at as more dimensional Off Beats Polyrythums and such but the Back Beat is and Reigns supreme to the Pocket of Groove,
Yogi is crazy like Tony Thompson and tight like Steve Gadd, Yogi is my two favorite drummers in one body.
Yogi is simply amazing!!!!
本当に最高なドラマーです！
love his left hand playing go yogi ..............
Yogi Horton siempre será unos de mis bateristas preferidos
Man that's how he died didn't know that. Gone way to soon his music and licks shall live forever. R.I.P. to a true manifesto and legend on drums.
Yogi. The Hi Hat Man!
My name is Yogi 😆
Yogi. Live!
Just as funky as the record version...
What is the lineup? And....who is thst Bass Man? Monster Heavy Funkmeister MF. And So Musical! Wow!
yogi!!!
Two percussionists and you don’t credit them in the description?? Bruh. (Edit: ok. One was Kirk Whalum. But still!! Who was the other?)
Why is today's music absolut crap???? This vídeo is the perfect answer!!!
Kirk Whalum?????
G O L D 👌
The David Brown guy plays like Eric Gale.
Onochie Afigbo brhothers off dean?
In his dreams...
Does anyone know the percussionist?
Leonard "Doc" Gibbs
Seriously
who's the cowbell dude?
Paul Bridgewater RALPH McDONALD! :)
@@j.p.lindsay6768 I don't think so
He leaped to his death out of a 17th floor hotel window. Rumor has it, he was despondent about his lack of recognition & monies earned being a drummer.
what?
Oh dear!
it was right after a Luther vandross concert he played too
Yes, he suffered from manic depression. R.I.P. Mr. Horton.
I dont recognise Dean on a guitar....
It's not Dean Brown it's David Brown!
@@oriomenoni7651 brothers?
Matter of time before Yogi did what he did. Great funk drummer but a technique that long term is questionable
those tendons are under a lot of stress