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  • His timing is accurate as ever.

  • Now that's layin down a grove. Steve has Great time....

  • Now thats what drumming is really about. Thats how get to play with people like Tom Petty. Drummers take note. The only people that give a shit about chops are other drummers. If you cant lay it down you wont make it in this business. Just a fact.

  • I love how much I hate him for being amazing!

  • Is Steve British?

  • Saw Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers a few years back at roo and Steve was a ROCK

  • his groove is thicker than molasses

  • Pure groove - yum...

  • That is some beautiful grooving drumming. 

  • Nice. Thanks for posting. Steve is a player I've really been appreciating lately. His groove hits you right in the gut!

  • q groove do CARALHO!!!!!!!!!

  • Grooooove!

  • good drummer

  • Not too complicated. The only thing really great about it was the sound and it's hard to tell if that's the set (including the heads), the sticks or that particular force that he puts forth. Either way it sounds great... Nothing mind blowing though.

  • woooohooooo  just fantastic

  • Check out more Steve Ferrone at SoulDrummers . com

  • Fat, greasy, thick, chunky down home drumming!  That's what I'm talking about.

  • mamma mia che groooveee

  • @dodybattaglia

    per questo l'avete preso.....ciao un saluto a presto

  • sicuramente si!...quest'uomo è favoloso...tra lui e d'orazio c'è un abisso!

  • Marcus Miller says that Steve Ferrone is like a drum machine that can hear you playing....ultimate compliment I could think of!

  • POOH is an Italian rock band formed in 1966; by 2009, it had become one of the world's longest lasting bands !

    Roby Facchinetti (1946), vocals and keyboards from 1966 (main music writer)

    Dodi Battaglia (1951), vocals and guitars from 1968 (sometimes music writer)

    STEVE FERRONE (1950), drums from 2010

    Red Canzian (1951), vocals and electric bass from 1973 (sometimes music writer), Valerio Negrini (drums 1966 - 1971, main lyricist for the band).

    w w w . p o o h . i t

  • Damn this is so tasty

  • I've seen Steve several times live and the last time I was right behing him... Watching him so closely playing is a fantastic experience. He has so much soul! Soul and groove.... that's why he, JR, Laoriel Jr., Russ Miller, Vinnie and Gadd are still so much in demand: great chops but above all TONS of HEART AND SOUL

  • I could watch him all day. I love this, It's cool to have chops n all but at the end of the day This is what it's all about.. GROOVE

  • Sweet playing man.........

  • It really does not get any better than Steve Ferrone. He has an intrinsic quality lacking in 99% of today's "drummers". In a word, it is called SOUL. Soul is not something that can be taught, it is something that comes from the heart and it is what separates the greatest drummer from the "also rans"

  • that is the most fucking pocket 8-beat i've ever heard

  • magnificent

  • That $10k kit.

  • Soulful and funky...I'm glad somebody still plays that way.

    Listen to AWB's "A Love of Your Own."

  • Steve Ferrone is one of the most in-demand drummers in the world and this is why. He has impeccible timing, as good a chops as you can get but most of all he knows how to put SOUL into his playing. All the techincal expertise and fancy chops amount to absolutely nothing without SOUL.

  • it's funny, some guy on a Tom Petty vid was saying "Dave Grohl is better"

    don't get me wrong, I likeDave and all, but Steve is a much better drummer

  • Word...

  • music isn't a race!!

  • pure drumming genius from another dimension. This guy can take a simple repetitive 4/4 beat make it sound in 3D. Listen to Put Our Heads Together by O'Jays and Glow by Rick James

  • Steve ferrone will always be one of the best bar none fantastic groove fantastic technique he is a true musican.

  • q delicia

  • Some people don't have enuff soul to appreciate it. So they want to hear a bunch of damn masturbatory speed rifts. Poor things. Steve Ferrone is a BMF. a bad muthha fukka

  • Wow! You put that perfectly..Steve is the shit..

  • yeah i saw live with the heartbreakers last night. he is an engine for real with a solid backbeat

  • @cleotube Damn straight, Drummers forget that this is the stuff that gets you employed!

  • Some people don't have enuff soul to appreciate it. So they want to hear a bunch of damn masturbatory speed rifts. Poor things. Steve Ferrone is a BMF. a bad muthha fukka

  • there's no way you can be a real drummer and not appreciate the playing feel Steve Ferrone delivers. He is one of a kind.

  • Party pooper. I agree, it may not be that 'special', but does it 'have' to be? It's tight, and spot-on, which is what many of today's drummers are not. Only speed seems to be appreciated these days. And oh yeah, Steve's a heartbreaker. 'nuff said!?

  • Yeah. Everyone thinks machine gunning the double pedal and playing as fast as you can makes a drummer.

    But it is possible to combine tight playing with speed and find a balance.

    See: Steve Smith and/or Steve Gadd

  • ok then, check out the other vids with him

  • holy SHIT that beat is fat

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