Checking Out BUDDY RICH For The First Time
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He played all this in a tuxedo, in the heat! Fact: he was taken to the hospital right after this, he had a heart attack. Recovered, and back at it not much later
Holy…. Damn that’s crazy. Guess he really laid it all out there… literally. I was gonna say if it were me in that suit then I’d be done but I guess I really would have been done 😅
Yes. Right about the time Arturo says "Damn Man" towards the end you can see it in his face. He had the heart attack towards the end of the solo and yet finished. That's a man!
Buddy Rich is Consensus G.O.A.T irrespective of genre or time period !!!!!!!!!! Simply the best !!!!!!
Rich could do a smoother press roll with just his left hand than most drummers. His hi-hat work is jaw-dropping! Speed, precision and taste. One of a kind. Brilliant.
That was an honor to watch you see Buddy for the first time! The jazz drummers are the best, by far, nothing comes close to 'em. And guys like Buddy came from a vaudeville, show-biz background since he was a child star drummer, so his solos aren't just clean and musical, they've got real showmanship. Guys like him, Krupa, Art Blakey, Lionel Hampton (when he'd play drums) and guys like that had a million tricks up their sleeves. There are some other Buddy Rich clips where he does other wild stuff that he doesn't do in this clip. And then you've got guys like Tony Williams, who is just mind-boggling, or Elvin Jones, Jack Dejohnette, Max Roach, Philly Jo Jones, etc etc.....every time you think you've seen the greatest ever, you see a clip of another great dude. Buddy is definitely one of the greatest "greatest ever" drummers.
Buddy Rich was one of both John Bonhams and Neil Peart's hero's along with Gene Krupa and others from the big/swing bands of the 50's-70's. Those guys back then could really play.
This video is from 1982 when Buddy Rich was 65 yrs old. That's impressive on its own. Now, imagine a twenty-something Buddy going ham like that in the 1940's. BLISTERINGLY FAST!
One of my favorite Buddy Rich videos is him on the Muppet Show having a drum off with Animal 😂
Buddy Rich is a veteran of the big band era starting in the 1930's and 1940's. He is the greatest drummer of all time. He can turn his drum kit into a one piece orchestra.
John Bonham of Led Zeppelin said Buddy Rich was his idol, and the best ever. Most of us agree. The man was 67 years old and wearing a suit and tie! That's crazy. Buddy was a Black Belt in Karate, and was frequently a guest on "The Tonight Show" with Johnny Carson in the 70s. The show's Band had the great Eddie Shaunessy as it's drummer, and when Buddy was a guest, they would kid each other about who was the best drummer. Eddie was one of the best as well as the great Gene Krupa from the days of swing music in the WWII era of the 1940s. These guys were the pioneers of the drummers of the 50s, 60s, and 70s Rock era.
Thanks for the channel.
He was 65 in 1982 when he performed this. The thing about Buddy is he knew how to "sell it". Lots of people throw a lot of notes out there, but they're boring. No one cares. You paid attention to everything he did in that solo. He was a showman.
My favorite jazz (drum) solo was by Joe Morello, of the Dave Brubeck Quartet, playing "Take Five" (long version). Well worth a watch.
Before any beta or vcr or anything else you had to stay up late to watch Johnny Carson to catch the great one. My parents let me stay up even on a school night because they knew I idolized him. Thanks mom and dad
You can see him with labored breathing and wincing in pain at certain points. He was suffering a minor heart attack during this solo. He was brought immediately to the hospital at the end of the show.
Buddy Rich was a drum prodigy even before he turned 10 yrs old.
Legend. Saw him live when I was 18 (a year before he died, and still killing it). BTW, there's a 4K remaster of this on UA-cam
Is there?? Damn this is the one I always see being reacted to.
Enjoyed your reaction. . .except for one thing. . .EVERY person in your age group who reacts to something like this tends to make a similar comment . . .You said, "I didn't know they played like this back in the day." It seems that young people tend to think that there were no extremely talented people on the planet until their generation showed up. Nobody was capable of exceptional creativity or performances before THEY were born. Very annoying. But I'm glad that you acknowledged Buddy's greatness. That puts you ahead of some who only seem to notice that this is "old" video. Glad you didn't dwell on that and instead talked about his performance!
I got to see him when he played a local jazz club sometime in the early eighties. Put on a pretty good show. Especially when you consider he had recently broke his left arm. He was playing with a cast.
Nice reaction, man. Not everyone notices that he hits the bass with the stick and plays the cymbal from below. When Buddy had a sound in mind, he figured out how to make it.
Yeah I’ve never seen anyone hit the hi hat cymbals from below expect for I think Greyson nekrutman who speaks very highly of buddy. As he should lol
Amen Brother! Not just the best drummer of all time, but one of the top five musicians of all time!
Buddy Rich was the man who inspired every drummers favourite drummer, the "The Professor" Neil Peart, probably the greatest ever. He even played at the tribute for Buddy after his death.
History repeats itself. There were metal drummers long before metal
The solo at the Hague was even more insane
And when did you think that they started to "play like this"?
My Dad, a drummer in the 50s, always said Buddy was the technician and Gene Krupa ( his idol) was the showma.He also enjoyed Louis Bellson and,to my surprise, Cozy Powell.
I've always thought that Buddy had the best pure technical skill while Gene was more musical, and Louis was sort of a combination of the two.
Buddy was in his 60's here and had a mild heart attack while playing but didnt stop, they had to take him to the hospital directly after this performance
After looking up Buddy Rich passing date April 2 1987! That would be a cold hearted joke to play on someone after April 1! I wouldn't believe it! RIP Buddy Rich!
Jazz drummers are in a class all their own! Buddy Rich was probably the most famous, but just listen to any jazz trio or quintet with a few hits, and you'll find an incredible drummer. Great drummers don't need a big kit; they just need a good band and songs with rhythms that allow them to shine.
So the snare could be tuned so beautifully back in those days😂😂😂
Video is from lates 70s early 80s and he was in his late 70s at the time of video
Enjoyed your respectful reaction.
Thank you! I enjoyed your respectful comment 😁🫡
Rich was in his 60's when this was made...extraordinary.
It kind of comes down to drummers who play with the whole arm or just the wrist. Buddy was the former so was Tony Williams. There's a reason people are shocked by Buddy (And Tony). IMO.
He's the OG Blast-Beat
Played through a heart attack and kept going
well.. now that youre on this path.. now you HAVE TO check out Steve Gadd... the guy that took up his baton. played on so many legendary bands over the years Stelaly Dan to mention just one!) , but his groove on jazz shows was second to none. his Paul Simon " fifty ways to Leave Your Over" beat is just beastly.
some of my favs
"Steve Gadd: The Legendary Appearance Zildjian Days 1984 - Full Transcription"
or this grooooooove session between him and Stanley clark...it gets progressively more insane every 10 seconds.
"Stanley Clarke / Steve Gadd - My Greatest Hits"
Great drummer..Gene Krupa..
And he was well past his physical prime at this point‼️
Ya one best ever. Jazz is sum good stuff. Drummers are generally quite good
Mic droppin before it was a thing
The pinnacle !!
Anyone else click on this not paying attention mistakenly thinking good ol’ Simon “fact boy” Whistler started a music reaction channel?
Check out Louie Bellson!!! The world’s first double bass drummer, and equally talented as his peer, Buddy Rich.
🙏❤🌹 Buddy 🌹❤🙏
Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich, Jo Jones, Max Roach, Joe Morello, etc... Louie Bellson ❤
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unfortunately video quality back then was crap. I'd love to see a high quality video of BR chops
there's a 4K remaster of this on UA-cam!
Actually, "back then", video quality wasn't as bad as this looks. This video has obviously been "dubbed". . .that is, copied many times which results in a loss of quality each time its dubbed. The original recording would have looked better than this "many copied" version. . .Not as good as today's video, but better than this version.
@@BluesImprov I concede to your point. 🤘🏼
It's sad how so many people are reacting to a video wherein BUDDY IS HAVING A DAMNED HEART ATTACK! AND HE'S BEEN DRUMMING FOR 40 YEARS PREVIOUS! Smarten up and do some damn research...Look at his big band work in the 50's 60's 70's ...SMH...
Amazingly this was the first time behind a drum set. He took a quick lesson backstage but that was it. Just a natural!
Now go listen to Gene Krupa
other drummers
Gene Krupa
( Buddy Rich Vs Gene Kruppa. it exists here on YT)
Tito Peunte' ( anything Tito does is brilliant)
It's not pretty when the facade is removed....and from what I hear, this happened quite often. I admired the talent, but not in the human being category. Sorry, that's not my kind of leadership strategy... A horrible, conceded pompous ass..
I know guys that played with him...they told me it was murder... I'm really surprised no one ever knocked him on his ass and said "How dp ya like those 4 beats?" as they walked off the bus. Of course in this day and age, he would have been either in prison or penniless if that happened. Good player...bad leader! And for the record, that's not how good coaches act either...they don't threaten, they inspire!
Joe Morello... The main man.... Try watching him...
Check out the drum battle he has w Animal from the Muppets
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