Gary Husband Drum Solo

Woody Bavota, Director, Producer & Camera Operator

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Music

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• gary husband
• Drum Solo
• Allan Holdsworth
• level 42
• Gongzilla

[jimmyjamesxxxx]

very nice..........

[level42info]

Great stuff!!! Gary's the man!

[drumsanddrumming]

Great musician!

[jamesedwardtheobald]

gary is also an amazing solo pianist, his piano tribute album to holdsworth is magical, and his piano solo on IOU's 'temporary fault' is one of the most poetic, simple (sparse) and lyrical piano solos from a fusion album

[pratty28]

great drummer great guy to chat with ;-)

[beckenbauers]

Absolutely mravellous!!

[Monitor1]

@naleyan

Oh put a sock in it man! Nothing better to do than continually boo off and trash everything Gary Husband does and any video posted of him playing? And for the record, perhaps you'd like to once and for all understand something - Gary Husband has received a Contemporary Music Network (Arts Council) grant ONCE(!) - for the Gary Husband's Force Majeure project of 2004. All of his other projects and albums are self-funded. So you detest it all. Fine, we've got the message!

[markclemo123]

You people DO NOT have a clue !!! Gary has what you lot will never have ....

[Easleytee]

It's a misnomer to believe that all drummers should engage in soloing. Gary's a primary example of an excellent ensemble player who should avoid soloing like the plague.

[naleyan]

@StrawberryJungle im sorry mate but guys like husband have been milking arts council funding for years, shouldnt the arts council give us musicians to look up to rather than ones that take music back in time, lets get bands back in clubs & pubs & get these one trick ponies to learn their trade. They have silver spoons up their arses, joe marrello was doing solos like this back in the 50s

[naleyan]

wheres the rest of the solo the finale, or was that it?

[StrawberryJungle]

@naleyan Booooo. Stop desperately searching for imperfections. Close your eyes and listen to the music. And who says you can't be a multi-instrumentalist and not have your heart in all the instruments you play? Mark King started off as a passionate drummer, and now he's one of the best bassists ever (the best in my book). And making your own albums isn't done as a means of making money. It's done to put your music and your art out into the world to share. So just shh.