Buddy Rich - Bugle Call Rag (live 1982)

Live 1982 Statler Hotel (New York).

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[Victor Rader]

Having said that, I wish all young players would understand it all starts with technique and adding more drums and cymbals is NOT going to make you better. Your ability to create and play any kind of music will always be limited by your fundamental technique and then by your creativity...

[beneqisrael]

Where are the 10 cymbals? Where is the double pedal?

Is it so that one does not need all that crap to be an amazing drummer!!???

LOL

This guy was simply great!

[adam clark]

you mean 10000 cymbals!

[WingerRattDokken]

I think Mitch Mitchell (JHE) was a Buddy Rich fan...

[tomarnr]

Man, he's great, when I was younger I didn't get what's so special about these type of players but now I have come to a realization that this type of drumming is the hardest, so many little nuances that make all the difference in the world.

Great sound.

[Craving4Sound]

What a Great Moment with Sir Buddy Rich, man ! With great musicians, too ! Simply Superb ;-)

[paulo cesar Figueiredo]

Será que haverá algum dia um novo Rich ??? Que pergunta idiota !!!!!!!!!

[truebones]

Nice Band Buddy

[pvtrichter88]

sounds likely he probabl; did  just shows how you don't need 15 DRUMS AND double BAss to really be a good drummer just talent and creativity!!

[Giallorossi83]

As a musician myself, I can honestly say that there is no higher form of musicianship on the face of the Earth than a master jazz drummer.

[Ringo Starr]

Thank you! Finally someone who understands that it's technique that's important and not the amount of drums you can hit or speed that you hit them with that is the most important. Sometimes I feel like the only guy who thinks like that. Travis Barker can kiss my ass...

[Edwin Garcia]

Did Buddy ever set a world record for single note speed?