Okay with all the shit calling that guy out about Travis Barker, I'm sure Travis Barker could easily do this if he really wanted to.So saying that Travis Barker sucks is very much uncalled for. He's a quality drummer, maybe not the best, but definitely up there
@XxFadingxSoulxX i agree with you i really dont think theres such thing as a "sucky" drummer as long you play and love it, then your a drummer. although i do think that there can be overrated drummers haha
loved jms brushwork when he knits with the bass player listen to the drive he gets,spent an evening with this drum giant learnt a lot from him,we all miss him.a what a super guy to talk to. gordon clarke plymouth england
wow are you kidding me 4against1 ive seen you trolling many drum legend videos saying that Barker is better...please go away you troll, get a life and seriously fuck off you annoying pathetic waste of air...
@4against1 firstly learn to spell secondly learn about styles other than travis barker playing fast isn't everything and a lot of drummers including jojo mayer use joe's techniques you want a good drummer you've got one of the best on this video
@mrperryjthomas JOE MORELLO RULES! (...Rich lacks 'finesse' in his spirit) Some folk don't get that 'hearing' and 'listening' are two different things. You HEAR Rich, you LISTEN to Morello!
Krupa and Rich were teen faves when I started getting into jazz forty years ago. Then I discovered the Dave Brubeck Quartet. Joe Morello was THE force behind Brubeck,for whom none of his different time signature pieces would have been as fully realized as they were. The sublimity of drummers like Morello,Max Roach,Ed
Thigpen,Elvin Jones,etc.,is lost because some people hear a drummer,but they're not LISTENING to the drummer! I give Buddy points for making the drums popular,
Joe Morello is one of the greatest drummers on brushes AND sticks who ever lived.
Shame he doesn't get as noticed or gets as many accolades as Rich does. For my money,Morello and Bellson are far superior to the loud banging of Buddy Rich and his crowd.
@mrperryjthomas I agree, yet drummers like Ed Thigpen maintain that at least technically Buddy Rich was the greatest (see the book on Oscar Peterson: 'The Will To Swing' by Gene Lees).
@mrperryjthomas... Oh dear god, finally I get to know someone who really understands the true essence of this kind of drumming and managed to keep himself away from all of those Buddy Rich's cock suckers out there whom don't realize that he was NOT the best drummer of all time, first of all because there's NO ONE who could fit such a tittle, and second beacuse he was just a freakin loud banger on drums; no dynamics, no tasty grooves... no musicallity, just a bunch of loud notes
I remeber once that I showed one of buddy rich's videos to a group of friends whom I used to play with (professional musicians... all of them), and we all were watching the video and thinking to ourselves something like "what the fuck is this guy doing?, it's just a bunch of notes without any musical context goin' on in there"... and man, I wont deny that buddy had a hell of a hand-technique but... what the fuck is technique worth of if there's no music goin' on?. That's my point...
@MrTamaguy There are no comments on this page saying that travis barker is great, so stfu about him "not being a good drummer" your the only whos even mentioned him.
@goodnamepending Be quiet, little boy. Did I say Travis Barker was not a good drummer? Learn how to ready for content. You should be doing your homework, you little twerp. By the way, it should be "You're the only one who has mentioned him." Jackass.
Joe was a crazy drummer. He doesn't get the respect he deserved. I saw his Take 5 (from 1961,Ralph Gleason show) and he just killed it! The thing about it is Joe had poor vision. He felt the rhythm. A great that people need to show some love for. His sound just makes me melt.
He passed a few weeks ago and no one even mentioned it.
Joe was a crazy drummer. He doesn't get the respect he deserved. I saw his Take 5 (from 1961,Ralph Gleason show) and he just killed it! The thing about it is Joe had poor vision. He felt the rhythm. A great that people need to show some love for.
He passed a few weeks ago and no one even mentioned it.
@4against1 He could beat travis barker easily... even though hes dead. So to sum it up, travis barker's playing style is not even comparable to a dead guy. God forsaken that Joe should have died anyway since he was a landmark of drumming history.
@4against1 Shut up, hipster 4 year old. Compared to Travis Barker..This guy invented drumming, whereas Barker simply drew a drum set on a piece of paper.
@4against1 Travis barker isn't even the best modern drummer, Brann Dailor, John Dolmayan and Tommas Haake are all better by far, also, the take 5 solo is far superior to anything travis barker has done, he can't even fucking improvise.
@4against1 You mad? Barker sucks, i used to love him when i started off but he just plays simple 4/4 fast I think Lars Ulrich is better than him and thats quite bad seeing as he never practices.
@4against1 how many replies have you received about this lol. but anyway yeah you suck for thinking travis barker is good at all because if you and travis had anywhere near the intelligence of a dog you'd know those are called brushes and i'm pretty sure he's blind and you suck at spelling. you don't know anything about music so... shut up.
I remember that a friend of mine was really inspired by his music and I thought that he was an amazing drummer just by watching one of his creative solos. R.I.P. Joe.
I'm not the drummer in the family theory and nuances of the technique are well over my head. I just discovered this man from a link someone posted on "The Amazing Era Of The L.A. Session Men" containing a solo where Joe starts out with just his hands then moves to sticks. The control he has is quite impressive no matter what he's doing or what he's doing it with. Love that thing he's got happening there 3:00-3:03; takes NO time at all to get me moving to that groove!!
Thank you for keeping the bursh art alive. Its not often now-a-days that we dine at a club with soft music being played live for everyone to enjoy it.
I would like to ask what that snare head is though? I saw your evens tom heads but I dont see remo crown nor any logo on the snare head. i am just curious.
i took drum lessons when i was thirteen...i hated it because i wanted to drum to rock but my drum teacher was a jazz drummer so he made me hold sticks differently and read music i hated every second of it until he took me to see his buddy play...after dave brubeck concert was over we went back stage and played on joes drums and the he showed us how it was done...moral of the story is sometimes your parents know what there talking about
@bibbybobjo he's doing a rocking motion with his left foot, so when the hi hat is closed, his knee raises, when it opens, it lowers. his heel matches the beat and the ball of his foot comes down on 2 and 4
Ive met this amazing man and had a 2 hour Intensive drum lesson from him when I was on Holiday in Manhattan in 2008..........incredible musician,Great Man.......and One Helluva Drummer,Joe Morello is arguably one of the best ever!!!
Thanks Joe! Too many of today's drummers don't know how to play with brushes--and these ones you are using here, sound so much better than those 'stick brushes' in wide use today.
@knightriderz71 You are so right! By the way, that Hank Garland album has been REISSUED onto a 2-CD set called "MOVE! The Guitar Artistry Of Hank Garland" on the Euphoria Jazz label #178 This 2 CD set contains the complete Columbia Records Sessions 1959-1960. There are 3 of Hank's albums on these CDs and the sound is superb, and the booklet contains fabulous liner notes and photos. Joe is also portrayed in the Hank bio film "Crazy"...but the language in this film is just awful.
@terrypercussion24 could be he, is blind after all, i think glaucoma is what got him blind , doctors prescribe medicinal marihuana to this disease, but not sure. i smoke what dont have sight problems or prescriptions.
@terrypercussion24 hahahahah.. I was eating and the first comment i looked at was yours.. and right when i looked at the vid at like the 23 second range i bursted out laughing and choking on my food
I took from Joe when I was 13. Later I did two sets with the actual father of Rock & Roll Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup (just us) in a small club and the sound was better blended with one guitar and his voice to use brushes on some songs... Suddenly during one he looked at me and nodded for a solo.. Well, I was pretty good with the brushes and rhythm, but wasn't expecting a 5 minute solo then, the first time I played with Arthur. But it was fine, and still am sad the recorder I brought malfunctioned.
@AussieGunn Hey Aussie..pop into the music store,... hire out a set of brushes and maybe give it a go....never know, you might like a change in pace to the world Jazz...cheers ...
Now I'm not a drummer, but the thought of moving wire brushes over drum skins doesn't make much sense. Wouldn't they harm the drum skins? Also Morello is an amazing drummer.
his left hand reminds me of a super mellow cooking show, wisking away at some sort of low calorie desert. lol
i guess the circle left hand makes it constant, instead of the back and fourth, where you can hear the stop when you change direction..... lets try it
I love playing with brushes, but never get the feel right like the pros do.Mr Morello is amazing at making all he dose look easy. I really wish I was half as good as him.
@jeffkahl He's actually got the snares on; notice how snare snap sound when he's explaining the left hand accent. However a lot of drummers do play snares off. One advantage is that you get rid of snare buzz, which is much more noticeable on quiet tunes. It also gives a softer sound; it's not so 'attacky'. It's the same deal with mallets. As Morello says it's all completely a personal choice. Experimentation is the key.
I just tried to play metal drum solo with brushes!It sounds really...jazzy.
makakamakaki 3 weeks ago
Okay with all the shit calling that guy out about Travis Barker, I'm sure Travis Barker could easily do this if he really wanted to.So saying that Travis Barker sucks is very much uncalled for. He's a quality drummer, maybe not the best, but definitely up there
XxFadingxSoulxX 3 weeks ago
@XxFadingxSoulxX i agree with you i really dont think theres such thing as a "sucky" drummer as long you play and love it, then your a drummer. although i do think that there can be overrated drummers haha
ECSdrunx 1 week ago
Thanks, Joe.
FurlanPaolo 4 weeks ago
loved jms brushwork when he knits with the bass player listen to the drive he gets,spent an evening with this drum giant learnt a lot from him,we all miss him.a what a super guy to talk to. gordon clarke plymouth england
jamesrichards1999 1 month ago
Goosebumps, anyone?
Bakisch 1 month ago
Think I just got out of an elevator
barry58D 1 month ago
wow are you kidding me 4against1 ive seen you trolling many drum legend videos saying that Barker is better...please go away you troll, get a life and seriously fuck off you annoying pathetic waste of air...
fuzzybear718 1 month ago
Thank you! I just bought a snare drum yesterday and your video has got me started. xx
realzoomy 2 months ago
@4against1 oh and before i forget "those weird looking fan things" are called brushes,
wellthatwasawkward1 2 months ago
@4against1 firstly learn to spell secondly learn about styles other than travis barker playing fast isn't everything and a lot of drummers including jojo mayer use joe's techniques you want a good drummer you've got one of the best on this video
wellthatwasawkward1 2 months ago
how is everyone not getting 4against1's obvious sarcasm...
jjoonnaassdb 2 months ago
@4against can't tell if trolling or just stupid
000e5b2o514 2 months ago
Joe was great with brushes- but check out Philly Joe Jones- can't even figure out what is going on there- amazing stuff
carcassette 2 months ago
i actually think that travis barker has more haters than fans..
LHondrums 3 months ago
My current drum teacher was taught by this awesome guy.
jazzbutterworth 3 months ago
@jazzbutterworth hey, same here! haha
MajorT127 3 months ago
So glad they got this before he passed away , he seems a bit frustrated with brush lessons , but hey NBD he was a legend in drumming , RIP J.M.
DETROITBULLET 3 months ago
hes has a i dont give a fuck face XD
scorpiones103 3 months ago
What excellent HH work! Try and splash your hats with that kind of control, kids!
dhoosee 3 months ago
That intro was the beginning of As I Am by Dream Theater!
wildsnydon 3 months ago
the perect grandpa:D:D:D
TheKaktus95 3 months ago
Joe is as smooth as silk and firm as the earth. "Earth".
H3s3lt1n3 3 months ago
@mrperryjthomas JOE MORELLO RULES! (...Rich lacks 'finesse' in his spirit) Some folk don't get that 'hearing' and 'listening' are two different things. You HEAR Rich, you LISTEN to Morello!
daToinado 4 months ago
How could anyone dislike this video? Even if you don't get it, have respect for one of the "true" masters.
tp10488 5 months ago
Krupa and Rich were teen faves when I started getting into jazz forty years ago. Then I discovered the Dave Brubeck Quartet. Joe Morello was THE force behind Brubeck,for whom none of his different time signature pieces would have been as fully realized as they were. The sublimity of drummers like Morello,Max Roach,Ed
Thigpen,Elvin Jones,etc.,is lost because some people hear a drummer,but they're not LISTENING to the drummer! I give Buddy points for making the drums popular,
but there is more.
mrperryjthomas 5 months ago
Joe Morello is one of the greatest drummers on brushes AND sticks who ever lived.
Shame he doesn't get as noticed or gets as many accolades as Rich does. For my money,Morello and Bellson are far superior to the loud banging of Buddy Rich and his crowd.
mrperryjthomas 5 months ago
@mrperryjthomas I agree, yet drummers like Ed Thigpen maintain that at least technically Buddy Rich was the greatest (see the book on Oscar Peterson: 'The Will To Swing' by Gene Lees).
BuckshotLaFunke1 5 months ago
@mrperryjthomas... Oh dear god, finally I get to know someone who really understands the true essence of this kind of drumming and managed to keep himself away from all of those Buddy Rich's cock suckers out there whom don't realize that he was NOT the best drummer of all time, first of all because there's NO ONE who could fit such a tittle, and second beacuse he was just a freakin loud banger on drums; no dynamics, no tasty grooves... no musicallity, just a bunch of loud notes
Centuriadrummer 5 months ago
I remeber once that I showed one of buddy rich's videos to a group of friends whom I used to play with (professional musicians... all of them), and we all were watching the video and thinking to ourselves something like "what the fuck is this guy doing?, it's just a bunch of notes without any musical context goin' on in there"... and man, I wont deny that buddy had a hell of a hand-technique but... what the fuck is technique worth of if there's no music goin' on?. That's my point...
Centuriadrummer 5 months ago
the world became a bit less bright the day Joe died
bish789123 6 months ago
does anyone know what kind of batter head he was using on that snare in this video? I want one!
Tenorsarefun 6 months ago
To all of you Travis Barker ass kissers; this is what you call REAL drumming.
MrTamaguy 7 months ago 72
@MrTamaguy There are no comments on this page saying that travis barker is great, so stfu about him "not being a good drummer" your the only whos even mentioned him.
goodnamepending 4 months ago
@goodnamepending Be quiet, little boy. Did I say Travis Barker was not a good drummer? Learn how to ready for content. You should be doing your homework, you little twerp. By the way, it should be "You're the only one who has mentioned him." Jackass.
MrTamaguy 4 months ago 3
Joe Morello. Was one of the best people alive.
NathannRamirez 7 months ago
joe was one badass motherfucker
niallie1984 7 months ago 2
what kind of music is this? jazz?
vlaiden05 7 months ago 3
@vlaiden05 yes
diazconias 7 months ago
Anyone what song is this ? I mean name ?
Hoyenwey 8 months ago
Such incredible touch and feel. Consumate professional drumming. RIP Mr. Morello.
TheSkull698 8 months ago
we should all hale this late and great legend, thumbs up to joe morello!! The true master of the drum set !!!
MrGregles 8 months ago
luv. his. setup.
hiphopsucks96 8 months ago
smooooooooooooth.....
MobiusRoom 8 months ago
My favorite drummer!
shmeegy2112 9 months ago
ai nao concordo buddy rich é o melhor
estamos precisando de bateristas assim
rodggerbr 9 months ago
Rip Joe morello . simply the best of the best. you are a true god in the jazz world.
riuota 9 months ago
3:12 where did this guy come from?
calv0n 9 months ago
@calv0n That's Steve Smith, one of the best drummers ever (along with Joe) and I think this part is presented almost like an interview.
Steve128967 8 months ago
he looks like a sea turtle, but a sea turtle who's smooth as fuck
seamouse007 9 months ago 3
he looks like a sea turtle
seamouse007 9 months ago
So remember, When playing the drums you have to add your personality to it when playing. They must be an extension of your body.
DarkestSidesoftheSun 9 months ago
a true chef, all the burners going and never forgetting to stir the pot.
humanity6fl9 10 months ago 2
Brushes are sort of a lost art these days. This is awesome.
Joemantoo 10 months ago
I'm a metal drummer and fcking love this.
dreendroid 10 months ago
those cymbals look tasty :{
27dedrummer 10 months ago
RIP
AlexCorda2GayFrocio 10 months ago
man he's gotten old, still looks like he's havin a hell of a time tho
minkusink6 10 months ago
Joe was a crazy drummer. He doesn't get the respect he deserved. I saw his Take 5 (from 1961,Ralph Gleason show) and he just killed it! The thing about it is Joe had poor vision. He felt the rhythm. A great that people need to show some love for. His sound just makes me melt.
He passed a few weeks ago and no one even mentioned it.
Joe-Mo: Not your average Joe!
khaliamoon 10 months ago 2
Joe was a crazy drummer. He doesn't get the respect he deserved. I saw his Take 5 (from 1961,Ralph Gleason show) and he just killed it! The thing about it is Joe had poor vision. He felt the rhythm. A great that people need to show some love for.
He passed a few weeks ago and no one even mentioned it.
Joe-Mo: Not your average Joe!
khaliamoon 10 months ago
Can't believe there are haters on Joe Morello. Go back to school kids !
Hankdeluxe 10 months ago
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lol at this dude in shade using those wierd looking fan things on the snaire id like to see him batell travis barker and lose in a fucking drum off
4against1 10 months ago 34
@4against1, your kidding right? please tell me your kidding...
DangerDancer69 10 months ago
@4against1 He could beat travis barker easily... even though hes dead. So to sum it up, travis barker's playing style is not even comparable to a dead guy. God forsaken that Joe should have died anyway since he was a landmark of drumming history.
ParallaxDrums 10 months ago 3
@4against1 This has GOT to be a joke! Pull up your diapers, kid, and go home to mommy!
dhoosee 3 months ago 6
@dhoosee Dang you now i gotta go find his comment lol
yisoonshin12 1 month ago
@4against1 Shut up, hipster 4 year old. Compared to Travis Barker..This guy invented drumming, whereas Barker simply drew a drum set on a piece of paper.
CJRaaa 3 months ago
@4against1 Travis barker isn't even the best modern drummer, Brann Dailor, John Dolmayan and Tommas Haake are all better by far, also, the take 5 solo is far superior to anything travis barker has done, he can't even fucking improvise.
crazydragonpuncher 2 months ago
@4against1 You mad? Barker sucks, i used to love him when i started off but he just plays simple 4/4 fast I think Lars Ulrich is better than him and thats quite bad seeing as he never practices.
B3NGAG3 2 months ago
@4against1 "Lol at this dude in shade", for your information this guy's been legally blind all his life.
richwelsby123 2 months ago
@4against1 Find out how to spell and Travis whats-his name is shit. The "fan things" are brushes and this is real drumming.
Plangentry 1 month ago
@4against1 how many replies have you received about this lol. but anyway yeah you suck for thinking travis barker is good at all because if you and travis had anywhere near the intelligence of a dog you'd know those are called brushes and i'm pretty sure he's blind and you suck at spelling. you don't know anything about music so... shut up.
yisoonshin12 1 month ago
Joe Morello had a lot of class, both personally and professionally. May we all be so fortunate.
Rossbach2 10 months ago
Trust Steve Smith to be there :P
MotorheadDrew 10 months ago
Rest in Peace Joe...you will be missed!
dukeclement 11 months ago
Thank God for Joe Morello! Hope we all get to play 'til we die...
grollin5 11 months ago
Dear Joe, You are in heaven now, thank you for all your years playing the drums.
Rest is Peace.
Regards Karel from Holland
KarelStuiv 11 months ago
This dude has been around a long time
boanerges144 11 months ago
joe freakin rocks! \m/
MayonaisseSandwiches 11 months ago
God bless you Joe thanks for everthing you given us !
relvis42 11 months ago
did anybody else go "OOO Steve Smith"
pdrums777 11 months ago
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he is so cool
clolom95 11 months ago
holy crap its yoda!
drummer9042 11 months ago
@drummer9042
FUCK YOU
thealecchannel 11 months ago
@thealecchannel why?
drummer9042 11 months ago
Two raters tommed when they should have snared.
RIP Mr. Morello.
elefader 11 months ago
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wax on, wax off with the left hand.
bfnputz 11 months ago
RIP Joe Morello. Such an amazing musician.
Drumdok89 11 months ago
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KarelStuiv 11 months ago
@KarelStuiv lmao rust? nice typo haha
KingKong11d6 11 months ago
I remember that a friend of mine was really inspired by his music and I thought that he was an amazing drummer just by watching one of his creative solos. R.I.P. Joe.
marc825 11 months ago
Joe you really new how to swing....RIP
305MadisonAvenue 11 months ago
freaking glasses
AaronSk8Man 11 months ago
R.I.P Joe just heard of you today, and watched many of you videos, you are truelly one of the greats
touravanhable 11 months ago 13
R.I.P Joe... You will be missed by many...
Cosmic83Girl 11 months ago
R.I.P. Joe. One of the greats!
gatefoldrecords 11 months ago
Smooth. R. I. P. Joe
BIGSNAKE16 11 months ago
I'm not the drummer in the family theory and nuances of the technique are well over my head. I just discovered this man from a link someone posted on "The Amazing Era Of The L.A. Session Men" containing a solo where Joe starts out with just his hands then moves to sticks. The control he has is quite impressive no matter what he's doing or what he's doing it with. Love that thing he's got happening there 3:00-3:03; takes NO time at all to get me moving to that groove!!
JonP1961 11 months ago
@JonP1961
That should have been "family, so the theory"
JonP1961 11 months ago
masterful!!!!
ckboss56 11 months ago
You will be missed, Joe!
drummerlead 11 months ago
Keep swinging Joe as Sam Ulano would say...my mentor!
Yussel1 11 months ago
Rest In Peace Great Master
Alain26m 11 months ago 2
Grande Mestre, FERA!!!!!!
luizsanchesbatera 11 months ago
The intro sounds like As I Am - Dream Theater... lol
bluestripedtiger 1 year ago
@bluestripedtiger That's because it is. lol
TWLB17 11 months ago
sure knows to handle the hi hat too
bunnyrock1 1 year ago
If Steve Smith is asking him questions.... You'd better shut up and listen!
TheDusterB 1 year ago 23
@TheDusterB
Gold!
JonP1961 11 months ago
Thank you for keeping the bursh art alive. Its not often now-a-days that we dine at a club with soft music being played live for everyone to enjoy it.
I would like to ask what that snare head is though? I saw your evens tom heads but I dont see remo crown nor any logo on the snare head. i am just curious.
edgeyzfr1350 1 year ago
In the beginning of the video, "As i Am" from Dream Theater 0.0
Burrumbumbum 1 year ago
this is so boring. im sorry i know his brilliant, but just this video has noooooooo action what so ever.
marorococa 1 year ago
Truly a seasoned professional...
jim64001 1 year ago
I hope im still rockin out when im his age. this is awesome man, a living legend just lost in the groove, thats what its all about, live it love it!
420jaymac 1 year ago
Great!!!! :-))
Nemodave2000 1 year ago
i took drum lessons when i was thirteen...i hated it because i wanted to drum to rock but my drum teacher was a jazz drummer so he made me hold sticks differently and read music i hated every second of it until he took me to see his buddy play...after dave brubeck concert was over we went back stage and played on joes drums and the he showed us how it was done...moral of the story is sometimes your parents know what there talking about
splash1152 1 year ago
can someone tell me what is he doin on 1:08 to 1:10...it sound like a triplet....
thank you.
teamsleepnine 1 year ago
@teamsleepnine sounds like a triplet with the accent on the last note. one-trip-LET. but in context, it was...
one-trip-LET. one-trip-let. one-trip-LET. one-trip-let.
Beaverr14 1 year ago
left leg sync with high hat... no sense:0
bibbybobjo 1 year ago
@bibbybobjo he's doing a rocking motion with his left foot, so when the hi hat is closed, his knee raises, when it opens, it lowers. his heel matches the beat and the ball of his foot comes down on 2 and 4
idunno9 1 year ago
1:36 Joe's making some good Kat Soup; stir it well Joe, I don't want any BIG lumps. Small lumps is better than no lumps.
DancingSpiderman 1 year ago
i love jazz drummers..
skah07 1 year ago
Ive met this amazing man and had a 2 hour Intensive drum lesson from him when I was on Holiday in Manhattan in 2008..........incredible musician,Great Man.......and One Helluva Drummer,Joe Morello is arguably one of the best ever!!!
geordierusso 1 year ago 3
waoa this is fucking amazing master of masters
TheFerdrumxbox 1 year ago
that snare sounds amazing
pabloAXMO 1 year ago
the snare sound!!!!
pabloAXMO 1 year ago
cool cat
samperez5 1 year ago
Thanks Joe! Too many of today's drummers don't know how to play with brushes--and these ones you are using here, sound so much better than those 'stick brushes' in wide use today.
Pickinbuddy 1 year ago
Genio'
TheTheSamG 1 year ago
I love his comment at the end, he's nailed it. We're not drum loops, we're musicians, and we all bring something different to the table.
joemoma516 1 year ago
brootal vest
hughboyd24 1 year ago 3
Love this guy whith Hank Garland on Jazz Winds From A New Direction the talent all thies guys have RIP Hank Garland
knightriderz71 1 year ago
@knightriderz71 You are so right! By the way, that Hank Garland album has been REISSUED onto a 2-CD set called "MOVE! The Guitar Artistry Of Hank Garland" on the Euphoria Jazz label #178 This 2 CD set contains the complete Columbia Records Sessions 1959-1960. There are 3 of Hank's albums on these CDs and the sound is superb, and the booklet contains fabulous liner notes and photos. Joe is also portrayed in the Hank bio film "Crazy"...but the language in this film is just awful.
Pickinbuddy 1 year ago
That's wonderful!
SiKal76 1 year ago
Love this little Sonor Hilite kit!
Phrase 1 year ago 2
damn hes so old now and still lacing tracks. hes so swinging an affluent its ridiculous.
TheDesine 1 year ago 2
A true artist...
brupass 1 year ago 2
Saw a fella playing with brushes when I was around three or four, and loved them ever since ....
fjbutch 1 year ago
The Sonors sound better than the DWs he uses IMO
sgtpepper1138 1 year ago
for some reason i think this guy smokes mad pot =]
terrypercussion24 1 year ago 42
@terrypercussion24 could be he, is blind after all, i think glaucoma is what got him blind , doctors prescribe medicinal marihuana to this disease, but not sure. i smoke what dont have sight problems or prescriptions.
Percussionfish 1 year ago
@terrypercussion24 hah dude i was just thinking the same thing before i read ur comment , stoners can always spot out other stoners :D
StealthMode90 1 year ago 2
@terrypercussion24
It's called aging.
Amazing, huh?
TheAlphafly 1 year ago
He looks like HItchcock playing drums.
TheAlphafly 1 year ago
@terrypercussion24 ofcourse he does! they all did
tfstones 1 year ago
@terrypercussion24 this guy????? you r a moron. dont you know who this is....dumbass..
whokeithmoon 11 months ago
@terrypercussion24 hahahahah.. I was eating and the first comment i looked at was yours.. and right when i looked at the vid at like the 23 second range i bursted out laughing and choking on my food
CopeiiNike 11 months ago
@terrypercussion24 probably the glasses. RIP Joe.
TheFinalView 10 months ago
@terrypercussion24, I could smoke all Jamaica just to play like him...
muzikamuz 8 months ago
I want to hear him play the theme to Everybody Loves Raymond.
thegreatfantastic 1 year ago
Joe is a tasty player, love his touch
drumsdwaud 1 year ago 28
I took from Joe when I was 13. Later I did two sets with the actual father of Rock & Roll Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup (just us) in a small club and the sound was better blended with one guitar and his voice to use brushes on some songs... Suddenly during one he looked at me and nodded for a solo.. Well, I was pretty good with the brushes and rhythm, but wasn't expecting a 5 minute solo then, the first time I played with Arthur. But it was fine, and still am sad the recorder I brought malfunctioned.
howlingsandy 1 year ago
This is funny , going from looking at metal drumming with the double kick
then going to see this . Im not dissing this , because it is another way of playing and I respect that , but it is pretty funny . ahahahah (:
AussieGunn 1 year ago
@AussieGunn This is funny. Reading such a moronic comment. ahahaha
hetamoses 1 year ago
@hetamoses
Agreed and i'm an aussie
we have morons here too!
drumsdwaud 1 year ago
@AussieGunn Hey Aussie..pop into the music store,... hire out a set of brushes and maybe give it a go....never know, you might like a change in pace to the world Jazz...cheers ...
fjbutch 1 year ago
Now I'm not a drummer, but the thought of moving wire brushes over drum skins doesn't make much sense. Wouldn't they harm the drum skins? Also Morello is an amazing drummer.
tnad5212 1 year ago
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drummer9042 1 year ago
@tnad5212 the drum heads are coated so that the brushes will make a better sound and it also helps to protect the actual head
drummer9042 1 year ago
his left hand reminds me of a super mellow cooking show, wisking away at some sort of low calorie desert. lol
i guess the circle left hand makes it constant, instead of the back and fourth, where you can hear the stop when you change direction..... lets try it
machinecrusade 1 year ago
Omg, extreme smooth left hand.
reassert 1 year ago
I love playing with brushes, but never get the feel right like the pros do.Mr Morello is amazing at making all he dose look easy. I really wish I was half as good as him.
paulwall1981 1 year ago
Idolo !!!
Diviiid92 1 year ago
does anyone happen to know why a lot of jazz drummers play brushes with the snares off? Morello's not the first I've seen to do this.
jeffkahl 1 year ago
@jeffkahl He's actually got the snares on; notice how snare snap sound when he's explaining the left hand accent. However a lot of drummers do play snares off. One advantage is that you get rid of snare buzz, which is much more noticeable on quiet tunes. It also gives a softer sound; it's not so 'attacky'. It's the same deal with mallets. As Morello says it's all completely a personal choice. Experimentation is the key.
johanisu 1 year ago
i can't believe what i am seeing-- he is playing with his snares running side to side, no perpendiculer to his body!!!! holy toledo, batman.
no puedo creer lo que estoy viendo-- su entorchada esta colocado izq. a der, y no perpendicular a su cuerpo. rayos-x!!!!!
timpani25 1 year ago
the brushes, for me, the best to play in something sophisticated in the battery ... stylish .... glamor ..... and inspiration ..
maicolandrecito 1 year ago
las escobillas, para mi, lo mejor para tocar algo sofisticado en la en bateria... con estilo.... glamour..... y con inspiracion..
maicolandrecito 1 year ago
Joe Morello - a living legend! I like the feel he conveys with those brushes.
cunegunde1 1 year ago 2