He’s not underrated. He’s regarded as a great drummer. He just isn’t talked about that much because he keeps a relatively low profile so many people aren’t aware of him. Like peter erskine. One of the greats that nobody talks about.
Danny is great. Saw him several times in the 80's w Pat Metheny and it blew my doors off. More than a decade later I approached him at the Namm show and told him how I saw him as a kid and he was super gracious, very friendly.
Thanks for sharing this. I took lessons from Joe Morello for 2 years in the 90s and this brought back some great memories of my time with him. I also met Danny once at Glenn Weber's Percussion Institute where Joe hosted his lessons. Joe told me Danny was his longest standing student and like a son to him. In my opinion he really mastered Joe's technique and style while also creating his own style and approach. Truly a legendary drummer!
Camera/Producer: While it may be interesting to you, to see a face-only shot, while his hands/feet are doing amazing things, your target audience wants to see the limbs of 1 of the best on the planet in action! Please include hands/feet of any player @ all times! Thank you, Percussionist for 60 years & still very active; video & sound production; Danny fan since 70's, Bradly Scot
Extrem musikalischer Drummer IMHO. Er ist in der Lage, Musik/Mitmusiker auf ein höheres Level zu bringen. Toll wenn er alleine Spielt, noch lieber höre ich ihn, wenn er mit anderen guten Musikern zusammenspielt. Pat Metheny hab ich in fast allen Besetzungen live gesehen. Am beeindruckenden für mich war die Besetzung mit ihm, obwohl Vertigo auch sehr musikalisch war.
Big fan since I found u with Pat Matheney on 1st group album. Nod to KRE AM, Berkeley; y'all were most requested that year! Saw band few times; lovd it all! Thanx!
No había tenido la oportunidad de ver a Danny en buena perspectiva hasta ahora, siempre lo escuché con pat Metheny y con Mark Egan también con Mahavishnu es un maravilloso batería con un sonido propio muy pero muy bueno le admiro mucho!! Y su trabajo en vivo con pat es único y también con Mahavishnu son discos que aún sigo oyendo como el primer día y siempre me gustan más ...tiene una carrera estupendo y alumno de joe Morello FANTÁSTICO SALUDOS. y gracias por tanta buena música y exelente batería.
You're welcome Uka. Unfortunately I don't have the second volume, if I found a good copy I'll post it. I'm also looking for Joe Morello and Danny Gottlieb - Natural Drumming volumes 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6.
@@adriancapili5752 Sorry, I don't have those you mentioned but I still do have some VHS which I'll digitalize soon some Buddy Rich Tribute in Vegas and Fred Gruber and Bob Moses clinics from PAS. I'll let you know. Thank you for all your posts!
Danny is a great drummer. He has incredible hands and he's even better today than he was here. His work with The Pat Metheny Group is iconic, especially his cymbal work. But there's a special talent to teaching, Gary Chaffee, Alan Dawson, John Reilly, Gary Burton and the classics like Ted Reed, Lawrence Stone and Jim Chapin come to mind. It's funny because I always thought Mel Lewis was a shitty teacher and the same for Joe Morello. But what do I know. I'm just another shitty drummer.
It's his technique. No, seriously. I don't have half the hands (not the arms!) he has but lately I've feeling comfortable with playing with 2Bs very related - it's kind of the weight of the stick does the job for you, compared to lighter sticks where you have to "throw" the stick. For example go check Marco Pitruzzella, who is known for playing ridiculous fast blast beats for death metal - he says heavier sticks ease his job.
Thanks so much for sharing! Forgot about this video. Mr. Gottlieb is such an underrated drummer. Those hands! 🙂
What’s his rating?
100% agree ...! And : what a drum sound ...!!
Very, very underrated.
He’s not underrated. He’s regarded as a great drummer. He just isn’t talked about that much because he keeps a relatively low profile so many people aren’t aware of him. Like peter erskine. One of the greats that nobody talks about.
@@petercontarino646Yes, they are both great.
Unbelievable doubles. Always loved his work with Pat Metheny Group.
Danny is great. Saw him several times in the 80's w Pat Metheny and it blew my doors off. More than a decade later I approached him at the Namm show and told him how I saw him as a kid and he was super gracious, very friendly.
Thanks for sharing this. I took lessons from Joe Morello for 2 years in the 90s and this brought back some great memories of my time with him. I also met Danny once at Glenn Weber's Percussion Institute where Joe hosted his lessons. Joe told me Danny was his longest standing student and like a son to him. In my opinion he really mastered Joe's technique and style while also creating his own style and approach. Truly a legendary drummer!
Excellent Hand Technique👍👍👍
Joe Morello student
I met Danny at the Namm Show 97'
Excellent drummer and Person
Danny you have the Best Hands I have ever seen.
Take it easy! He's a married man!
Absolute world class drummer and person.
What a wonderful drum duet.. So special❤️❤️❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻😁😁
Camera/Producer: While it may be interesting to you, to see a face-only shot, while his hands/feet are doing amazing things, your target audience wants to see the limbs of 1 of the best on the planet in action! Please include hands/feet of any player @ all times!
Thank you,
Percussionist for 60 years & still very active; video & sound production; Danny fan since 70's,
Bradly Scot
Awesome techniques
Extrem musikalischer Drummer IMHO. Er ist in der Lage, Musik/Mitmusiker auf ein höheres Level zu bringen.
Toll wenn er alleine Spielt, noch lieber höre ich ihn, wenn er mit anderen guten Musikern zusammenspielt.
Pat Metheny hab ich in fast allen Besetzungen live gesehen. Am beeindruckenden für mich war die Besetzung mit ihm, obwohl Vertigo auch sehr musikalisch war.
Big fan since I found u with Pat Matheney on 1st group album. Nod to KRE AM, Berkeley; y'all were most requested that year! Saw band few times; lovd it all! Thanx!
Drum duet was on fire!
loved this VHS back in the day - nice to see it again !
This is a very special vid..
Wow. His diddles and flaming flams are incredible
Damn how incredibly fast he is! Great video.
No había tenido la oportunidad de ver a Danny en buena perspectiva hasta ahora, siempre lo escuché con pat Metheny y con Mark Egan también con Mahavishnu es un maravilloso batería con un sonido propio muy pero muy bueno le admiro mucho!! Y su trabajo en vivo con pat es único y también con Mahavishnu son discos que aún sigo oyendo como el primer día y siempre me gustan más ...tiene una carrera estupendo y alumno de joe Morello FANTÁSTICO SALUDOS. y gracias por tanta buena música y exelente batería.
Unreal chops, check out his video at the name show.. great phrasing, sound, musicality a complete monster player... 5 *****
Nice guy, incredible technique this tripletes in one hand, the Morello Method is the best,it incoaperates all aspects of perfect technique.
THANK YOU FORGOT ABOUT DANNY🥁🥁🥁❤️❤️❤️
A musical instrument should be like a blank canvas to an artist.
Ludwig Drums ❤
I have this VHS at home!
This the first time I've seen this Danny, Hope you are well! Say hi if your come up to NH! Glick
..hands, feet, ears, mind!
Nice chops! What is he up in 2024?
Thanks for posting Adrian! I used to have both VHS but unfortunately got damaged. :( Do you happen to have the 2nd volume? Thank you!
You're welcome Uka. Unfortunately I don't have the second volume, if I found a good copy I'll post it. I'm also looking for Joe Morello and Danny Gottlieb - Natural Drumming volumes 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6.
@@adriancapili5752 Sorry, I don't have those you mentioned but I still do have some VHS which I'll digitalize soon some Buddy Rich Tribute in Vegas and Fred Gruber and Bob Moses clinics from PAS. I'll let you know. Thank you for all your posts!
Danny's got Buddy Rich chops! Hate the sound of those drums and cymbals, though he can play on a carboard box and sound killing.
Turns out Chris Moltisanti is a damn good drummer.
Danny is a great drummer. He has incredible hands and he's even better today than he was here. His work with The Pat Metheny Group is iconic, especially his cymbal work. But there's a special talent to teaching, Gary Chaffee, Alan Dawson, John Reilly, Gary Burton and the classics like Ted Reed, Lawrence Stone and Jim Chapin come to mind. It's funny because I always thought Mel Lewis was a shitty teacher and the same for Joe Morello. But what do I know. I'm just another shitty drummer.
Super! Thank you.
2:30 like walking on water
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with Joe morello
38:00 THE BEST PROFESSIONAL SHUFFLE EXPERIENCE ❓️👍👀
Is it just me, or do those sticks look big and heavy? How is he playing like that with heavy sticks??🥁🤔🤨
It's his technique. No, seriously.
I don't have half the hands (not the arms!) he has but lately I've feeling comfortable with playing with 2Bs very related - it's kind of the weight of the stick does the job for you, compared to lighter sticks where you have to "throw" the stick.
For example go check Marco Pitruzzella, who is known for playing ridiculous fast blast beats for death metal - he says heavier sticks ease his job.
Why did Joe switch from Ludwig to DW…?
Ludwig stopped making drums that sounded like Ludwig drums in late 80s and 90s
Ahwsome 2:50
36:00 😶🤫
Joe Morello's top student.
BTW, Morello was second to Buddy as the greatest drummer ever.
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