Two Girls React to BUDDY RICH IMPOSSIBLE DRUM SOLO
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2020
- Hey you guys! This is our third drummer solo that we react to! You wanted us to react to him as well and we were impressed! We loved Buddy Rich's Jazz background! We appreciated his style, speed, precision and musicianship! Buddy's performance was great and it taught us that practice and dedication can lead one to success! We felt honored to have witnessed his performance ! If you liked this reaction and you would like us to do another drum solo comment down below! And remember to stay safe and we'll see you in our next video! We love you guys!
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There is no better drummer that ever lived. He inspired every drummer who is considered great drummers.
Plus he is wearing a tuxedo while playing that amazingly
Neil ??? Rush???
@@danielmarone5757 ---- Neil worshipped (maybe not worshipped) but was influenced highly by Buddy Rich and by Gene Cruppa.
In a technical drumming style, Neil perhaps surpassed his mentors.
Drumming is an objective instrument and how it is played, genre, style, type of kit or set, trap, or percussion, technical, or freeflow, there are masters of all drums. Different eras of popular music bring different masters. Each of which will name different influences in their style, some may overlap and others will surprise you by who they say they think is the best.
Kenneth Kaiser: And he was having a heart attack whilst playing this set, that's why he looks so wash out at the end, and nearly was the end, he was and still is the Greatest Drummer ever to draw breath, FULL STOP.
@@iainadam1005
I agree!
I'm not the biggest jazz fan But I can't deny that Buddy Rich is one of the all time best drummers.
I'd say he was the best drummer ever to drum. And I dislike jazz too
He's the pro of the pros!
The skill level in Jazz is almost always going to be higher than rock.
He is not one of the Greats. He is the greatest.
He made the drums beg for mercy and ask for more.
And he did that with a suit on.
So does Gary O'Toole (Steve hackett Band) and he wears a bowler hat as well. Terry Ollis (ex-Hawkwind) drummed naked even outdoors.
And had a mild heart attack during it as well
One of Neil Pearts icons
Buddy Rich.....A LEGEND!
Buddy Rich is from the Big Band era of the 1940's and he was always working with bands. He was also a recording artist. The world's greatest drummer of all time!
The world of jazz would take you to another level on all instruments
Hey there!! Jazz musician here... interesting story about this ... Buddy Rich actually had a heart attack on stage, right in the middle of this very drum solo... it’s crazy
Sirs & Madams Entertainment . Yes. And he finished his performance. Met him when I was younger.
Black Wolf ka- boom- crash 😂👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Not true..Thats a myth.. His heart attack occurred months after this at a hotel. Buddy Rich appeared on Johnny Carson, his first appearance post heart surgery where he talked about how and where it happened. it DID NOT happen here. It is true that Buddy was in bad health during this performance obviously because his heart was near attack stage
@@sgraniknn You need to re-check your research...if you did any at all. According to Cathy, Buddy's daughter, he had a mild heart attack towards the end of the solo (you can see the grimace on his face) and was taken to the hospital after leaving the stage.
@@joconnell8145 I saw the interview with his daughter, she said they took him back stage and paramedics were already there and a few hours later he was fine. She said in the same interview that he wanted to go to the beach the next morning. Not possible if you have a major attack. The man had quadruple bypass heart surgery after he had a REAL heart attack. He had a heat stroke during this performance in the Dominican Republic.. His heart attack happened in the states..
I used to see Buddy Rich on the TV when I was a kid. Whenever I saw him I thought.. 'I don't wanna watch that weird old guy playing drums. Who cares!!??' So i'd leave the room.
It wasn't until I was an adult and randomly watched a video that I realized what a dumb kid I was back then. I really like how you are so open to different things. There is a whole world out there and you ladies are not afraid to explore it. :)
I’m impressed! Dana’s Faith reacting to the greatest drummer in the history of music! I had the privilege of seeing a Buddy Rich perform at Disneyland in 1977. You girls are so refreshing and you can bet your petunias that I will become a patreon member! btw when can we meet Dad?
Wow that is awesome! I remember seeing and hearing some jazz at Disneyland kind of by the end of main street, but I had no idea who I might have seen or heard! But that's such a great treat to have seen Buddy. That's a classic 70's story. Older Jazz legends playing at Disneyland!
John Drake, what’s even more impressive is that he’s wearing a tux
Here's what Buddy said about practicing: : I don’t believe in too much practice: your playing can grow stale. Over-practice often results in unnatural (mechanical) drumming. What you should do is to play every chance you get. If you are not on a steady job (six nights a week), then rehearse with units as often as possible. But, by all means, play!
Jaco played add nauseum, outta sure love!
Buddy never had time to practice. He played over 200 gigs a year.
Neil Peart drum solo from Frankfurt. Blow your mind. He was a huge fan of Buddy also
Larry O'Donnell, watching this you can see the influence on Neil.
Philip Gannello better chops than who? Buddy Rich?
Philip Gannello fair comment then.
Philip Gannello I played drums for 20 years. I am fully aware what Carl Palmer is.
if you plat Peart and than Buddy you'll notice...you will first notice thinking that "Hey, This Neil is really getting close "...and then you play Buddy...and BAM you're off again....Peart is nice but nowhere near Buddy.
I think that's the video where he had a heart attack after the show. He was pro in the 1940s so he was old here and still doing that.
The heart attack was towards the end of the solo, you can see him grimace...went to the hospital after leaving the stage.
Neil Peart of RUSH said this about Buddy Rich: The apprentice takes the easy and makes it look difficult while the master takes the impossible and makes it look easy! RIP BUDDY AND NEIL
Buddy Rich- the measureing stick'!..to all drummers'!..I'm impressed! Girl'! 👍
Watch movie' Whiplash" !
Dude was 65 here and, as many have mentioned, HE WAS HAVING AN ACTUAL HEART ATTACK ON STAGE! I complain when I left my salsa in the kitchen and have to walk back for it. Sheesh.
Its an honor listening to you guys. Your love of music is a beacon that transcends generations.
I love how you talked about his hours of dedication and practice to challenge himself and that - on top of his talent - put him on top of the world !
Nobody controlled the snare like Buddy. Absolute master!
Wow,, first time I ever seen this guy playing !!
There's Buddy Rich and then there's everyone else. Buddy Rich is without question the greatest drumming technician that ever walked this planet. Also, I would like to commend both of you girls for posting and sharing the world's greatest drummer that ever lived with no equal "Mr Buddy Rich"
You girls are awesome thank you for the kind words on Buddy Rich
The best player EVER!
After Whipelash (movie), I had to rewatch this and few other Rich videos.
Girls, I play the drums and am 71 years old! Take it from me that I have seen hundreds if not thousands of drummers during my life and I can say without hesitation that Buddy Rich is the Greatest Drummer of All Time! His speed and technical capabilities set him apart from everyone else believe me! The man was a MACHINE!
So happy you heard Buddy. Your respect for him is very sweet and loved the way you both reacted.
Thank you GmaC!
Great reaction ladies! Hugs Juliet🌹 and Mia 🎮!! Lots of love from 🇦🇷 as usual!!! Keep Rocking!
You need to check the drummer Gene Kruppa
Buddy would have loved these two young ladies. He appreciated anyone that recognized quality.
nice video you reacted to!
He is Legitimately a Crazy good drummer. And he could play anything!
Buddy Rich was amazing . The king of drummers
Very nice,bring Buddy to young people,even children should know Buddy Rich.During the Solo he had a heart attack,unbelievable.
Takes tons and tons of practice. Practice isn't anything when you love your art and are driven to get better and better. That's with anything you wanna do in life.
Sure it does yes, but some are more gifted and natural and will excel and be better no matter how many practice and practice this video is proof
@@jckhammer I think it's just a matter of how much you love doing it and how much better you wanna be every day. When all you do is play and wanna perfect your craft, you're bound to be a badass. I don't know if I believe in whether people are born with natural talent or not. Maybe with vocals, I can believe it. Playing an instrument is a different story in my opinion.
@@cactusjuice8277 no prob I respect your opinion as well . I disagree but that's just my thoughts. I guess I base my opinion on some personal experience . We both started out on piano wh2n my parents wanted us to play. I took to it immediately, my sister loved piano and practised and practised incessantly and I practiced as well but I advanced much faster than her much to her chagrin and I was moved to a more advanced teacher . I took up drums after as that seemed more my passion at times, and had several friends that also drummed and played but couldn't quite get the natural rhythm and nuances and I did . I'm not tooting myself and trying to either but it has come very easy to me in what I hear . I've played in enough bands to see it in others as well . But obv just my feelings. Thanks for your response and opinion
Except Buddy Rich never practiced. His practice was the shows. He started playing at like 3 yrs old, no lessons, nothing.
@@mpeterraven oh yeah? Were you there with him every step of the way starting at 3 seeing his progression? Was he born with skill and knowledge of drumming? You need to be told about drumming and then PRACTICE in order to be skilled in that art. I'm sure there was a certain point when he just became a master at it and didn't need to train or think about what he was doing because he ate drumming up for breakfast, lunch and dinner. But there was a good stretch of practice that had to take place in order to be that good.
The look yall had when he killed the kick drum was the best!!!
You two are going to love this!!
So cute how excited you get over the drums 😄
I remember back in the early 70's Buddy on Jonny Carson, I was totally impressed!
Good on you both for highlighting one of the two greatest drummers. Yes buddy and Gene Krupa are the fathers of drum solos. The ones that are the icons to the later generations. Ginger Baker who became the of spring of the two greats. As all three, there background is jazz. As jazz is the pinnacle of music, of course classical include. Give ginger Baker a try, his song "Toad" or his airforce album. Great reaction and analysis for being so young. But age has nothing to do with music. Its how it makes you feel that matters. Try a song by Jefferson Airplane "Summer Of Love" it was the year 1967. The song gives meaning to how music changes the world/ people. Again, Well done to you both.
THIS is why learning and practicing all the drum rudiments is so darn important. Gotta learn the language and THEN put it together. When it seems beyond you, remember to start s-l-o-w and gradually increase velocity. Daily practice is so important. Thinking of HOW you practice, too.
Buddy Rich suffered a heart attack during this drum solo and never stopped playing!
In the middle of tgis drum solo. He had a heart attack! You can see him breathing heavy but, he continues on. After that solo and song he went to the hospital
@Bo Jangles yep! His daughter confirms it.
@Bo Jangles you can even search buddy rich heart attack solo and the same one comes up
GOAT!!! MR. BUDDY RICH
Nice reaction. I previously recommended Stevie Ray Vaughan, Voodoo Child!. But I am thinking it might be too much for Mia. I'm afraid her head will explode. Equally as good a choice would be Texas Flood (from Live at the El Macambo).
I agree with you Gimp. One of Mia's phrases of young wisdom that she expressed while watching Floyd's Comfortably Numb was, "That wasn't a guitar solo, that was a guitar life." Stevie Ray Vaughan didn't play guitar solos, nor guitar lives. He played guitar heaven. The ladies need to check him out and either song that you suggested would be a good one.
Charlie Foxtrot Thanks for your support. Together we must keep the pressure on to get SRV his due from these young ladies.
I saw him up close and when he did the single-stroke roll, the sticks disappeared. You had to see it with your own eyes, not the camera. Camera is not fast enough. Godlike ability.
I'm 61 years old and a subscriber! Saw you on my home page said " check these kids out!" Keep going! Wow Buddy Rich! Learn your craft I mean as many instruments as you like and perform. It's golden. They will be the best moments of your life. (Alert ,when performing breath and feel the audience and send it back) What you are doing is inspirational! I thought Human music was dead. You are turning your generation on to live humans making music. I have witnessed your growth in the last few weeks .Exponential growth, your knowledge and your expression of your understanding and passion of live performances is amazing. Your reactions are pure, innocent and extremely powerful.
Suggestions: "Powerhouse" by Raymond Scott ( Get Ready Blow You Away Stuff!) When you watch it remember there was only one microphone that's why their're all standing so close together.
The Who " Quadrophenia" Read The liner notes. It is a rock opera about a dude with four personalities. (quad means four) Each personality has a different theme or melody. Very deep!
DAVE BRUBECK " TAKE FIVE' !!!!!!!!
Wow!!!!! He's such a legend GREAT drummer love your reaction to him 👍keep on rockin 🤟
One of my favourite memories was seeing Buddy Rich perform his West Side Story medley (which is where this solo came from) at Slippery Rock University in 1985. My best friend, Rob and I even got to meet him after the concert. Thanks for bringing back memories. Watching a video of things like this are fun but nothing compared to the experience of being in the third row in a packed auditorium and witnessing it in the moment. Other drummers you should consider: Joe Morello, Terry Bozzio, Ed Shaugnessey, and Ian Paice.
Love Buddy Rich, but you two make me smile! Its nice to see young people discover music that I grew up with. I love rock, but three was some great music back in the day too!
It's so good to see a mother and daughter team doing reviews on musicians of the past. Your videos all have something to learn from.
They're sisters.
@@MrTom-ii6mz oh ok. Probably many years apart. That was my mistake.
@@user-ol7wu2bo9w Not really. Juliet on the right of screen is 17 and Mia is 11. 😀
@@ed.barker7069 oh I thought it was more like 35 and 15. My bad.
So glad to see you two reacting to this incredible performance!! Buddy is widely considered the best drummer to have ever lived to this day, been playing since he was 18 MONTHS old!! Rarely practiced at all but played ALL THE TIME! When you play all the time you only get better, and he was better. I hate to inform you though, he was not flipping any sticks during this performance, it is most likely an optical illusion for you because he's playing so fast it just looks like he was flipping sticks, but he didn't...he wasn't really into a lot of flashy stuff like that, he just played. I recorded this solo off of PBS onto a VHS tape (ask your dad about those) and I watched this SOOOOO many time I ended up breaking the tape. I also stole his ending for my own solos I did when I was in a band years ago, just too good and fun for an ending so I HAD to use it! He didn't need to read music, he had a natural ear for music...also, drum music is different than sheet music for other instruments. This performance was in the early 80s.
I posted this link on the Neil Peart video, this drummer is Aquiles Priester and he is absolutely incredible. I think you two would REALLY like this one, it's nothing but him playing the drums in the video, he's playing along to a song that he played drums on the recording. ua-cam.com/video/kXGc2AR1a-c/v-deo.html
Well done, girls. Now you know Buddy, John Bonham, Neil Peart and some more drummers, but you're missing out on Ian Paice. Check his solo on The Mule from Deep Purple's Made In Japan. You're going to be thrown out of your socks. Kind regards and lots of love. 👏👏👏
Wow, I'm impressed. You ladies reacting to Buddy a jazz legend. I'm sure you'll do some blues as well 8n the future. Jazz and blues started rock which mutated into metal for us. Rock on 🤘🏽
Ladies huge respect for this reaction video! Buddy was know as Baby Traps the Drum Wonder when he played vaudeville theaters with his parents. He was a child prodigy. To see someone equally a prodigy check out Yoyoka. She covers Led Zeppelin. YYZ by the late Neal Peart of Rush, Rage against the Machine, KISS the list goes on. No need to react just check it out. Robert Plant reacted to her cover of Good Times Bad Times by saying he knew where she could get a good job!
Hi girls, as a fan of the channel I love to see you girls react to drummer videos. For other great drum playhtroughs I would suggest Gene Hoglan Plays Death Track The Philosopher; also Dan Presland - Painters of the Tempest studio playthrough. And Mgła-Exercises in Futility V -Darkside-Brutal Assault 2019 (Drum Cam). Thanks for the reactions!
I'm so glad that God put him on this planet !! He influenced so many of us in a positive way. If I practiced 100 years, I could not do 10% of what he does !! I play in a t shirt and baseball pants, and he's doing all this in a TUXEDO !!! No one will EVER match him -- he had a God-given talent, and we were lucky to be able to hear him in our lifetime...
He is a legend. All that with only one bass drum.
I think he had a heart attack during this! I saw him live at the cohasset music circus.. incredible!
Dave Brubeck " TAKE FIVE"
Check out Neil Peart, Rush's drummer, from Frankfurt
His daughter was with him that night, and she said that he was probably having a heart attack towards the end of the song. Buddy Rich said that never practices for the songs. He only resherses with the band a few times before the performance.
Definitivamente, el mejor baterista de todos los tiempos. Un verdadero genio, capaz de liderar una banda completa de jazz con su batería.
You should react to a Joey Jordison drum solo, Buddy Rich is one of his influences and I think it shows.
And having a heart attack as well; I saw Buddy live in 1980 in London, tremendous the drummer supreme
whoa! You girls reacting to my man Buddy Rich..lol...I've been a fan for years. I know a lot about him. He was around 64 years old during this performance in 1982 and in very bad health , but he still plows through and delivers. The most amazing thing about Buddy was everything on drums, but specifically his left hand that was superhuman. The great Neil Peart idolized Buddy and called him the best ever. You are correct that he did not read music. He never wanted to because he always wanted to have a spontaneous performance. He would listen to a number once or twice and had the ability to remember all the parts, breaks, transitions ect ect. And his style of big band swing jazz was an advanced style of drumming because of how it is interactive it is with the brass, piano ect ect.. One thing about this performance is that it is a clip from a larger piece of music called "West Side Story Suite"..Buddy always did a solo , and that is where this clip starts. You are missing the first part... Here is great video quality of the entire piece.. ua-cam.com/video/EeyyGmd5dvM/v-deo.html
Thank you Brian!
0:26 that face change actually made me laugh out loud.
I get that he was the drummer's drummer, a man who inspired the drummers of our favourite groups/bands but when I was 13 or so I remember bring so mesmerised by the sounds of a drum solo that had melody to it's rhythm and built up the rhythms by addition so that because I rewound the tape and listened over and over and over I can 'play' it in my head note perfect or 'play' it with vocals - well mouth sounds anyway, lol
I know you will love it. It's in the song by Iron Butterfly and it is called "In- a- Gadda- da- Vida"
ENJOY 😳😄🤗🥰
Buddy Rich is the greatest drummer that ever lived. He'd tell you that himself...but as the saying goes "It ain't braggin' if you can back it up". 'Nuff said.
5:04 That swish cymbal finally gets its chance
Please note that an "average Buddy Rich drum solo" is awe inspiring any way !
yes. ..cool reaction best drummer ever ...yeah greetings
Nice job, ladies. Enjoyed your openness to genre and enthusiasm.
You two are awesome!!!
Buddy Rich was one of the best drummer's... EVER.
A story I heard about this solo was that he played through a mild heart attack
You should check out Cozy Powell. He played in many metal bands such as Rainbow and MSG.
Jordan Cannata drum solo. Great camera angles, lighting, and sound. Over 5 million views!
Thank you for this video and I really enjoyed your commentary
Not sure you heard this, but he had mild heart attack performing this solo, you can see his face in middle he’s not OK, and was in hospital after the show. That shows how much commitment he has, for what he was doing.
Congrats 🎈🎉🎊🍾 on 24000
Thank you Bryan! : )
Best drummer of all time
A greate drummer indeed!!!!
If you guys want to hear something funny...there are clips of Buddy Rich yelling at his band...pure gold!
@3:09 Buddy Rich switched from what is called Matched Grip to the grip you see him use called Traditional Grip. Please check out Dave Weckl, one of the greatest drummers on the planet. He too is influenced by Buddy Rich
From 1982, when Buddy Rich was 65 years old.
And this is in his 60s. Can you imagine his speed when he was young?
Best drummer ever.
one of the things i love about watching videos of drummers like Buddy Rich, Neil Pert or Dan Carey is how you can hear what they are actually hitting, but the camera is too slow to pick up a lot of it. the sticks jump from place to place on screen, maybe that's what you were seeing when you said he was flipping his sticks.
A my little Metal Heads it's me again your pal Jose' Morillo aka Unk Jojo I'm glad that you like Buddy Rich Drum Solo .You guys should check out Slipknot Disasterpieces Live with features Joey Jordansons Drum Solo and it's so Awesome and enjoy ok my Friends and PARTY ON !
Hey Jose! we will definitely check out your suggestion! Party on!
Awesome and Thank you so much and enjoy Joey's Drum Solo my Friends ok and yes PARTY ON and MOSH IT UP !
Not a solo but you may enjoy Larnell Lewis nailing the drum part after hearing a song once. Once. It's incredible.
according to rolling stone magazine rank 15 from the 100 best drummers of all times. legendary jazzer.
He had a heart attack during this and still finished
Greatest drummer ever
Buddy Rich had quite the temper.
This guy can play the drums.
Some people know how to rock, very few know how to roll
The most extraordinary thing about this solo is that Buddy was having a heart attack during it and was taken off in an ambulance afterwards.
Great choice. A legend. Good review too. Like that you are branching out to different styles of music. Thumbs Up!
I'm blown away at the insane drumming Buddy was doing in the 50's! He was always awesome though!
As you're now moving into different genres of music you might like to try listening to Sandy Nelson. He was a drummer from the late 50's and early 60's. He's not in the same league as Buddy Rich but you will find his tunes are very catchy. Try 'Drums are my Beat', 'Let there be Drums' or 'Teen Beat.' 😀👍( This is just a suggestion to listen to these tunes. You won't find much film to react to).