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Buddy Rich
Since quito is posting his favorite drummers I might as well do it for Buddy, hehe.
What I think about this old dead bastard? Man this old dude still has the fastest hands I ever saw. His drumming is so complex and up till now he still holds the thrown as the greatest jazz drummer ever as far as I'm concern. How about you guys care share any comments about Buddy? |
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hello alencore!
i will only have to agree with you!these drummers are legends,indeed. |
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when i say what buddy rich did on one of those variety shows during the 60's i was like.......*jaw drops*
that mofo is f**cking Fast considering the fact that there were no double pedals then he can really shred the snare drum manzz!! ![]()
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I Agree with all of you,
For sure Buddy was a complete maniac, "a force of nature," as Neil Peart called him....so fast with his hands, but he made it look so effortless and easy....he was definitely a revolutionary drummer that brought so many ideas into drumming and influenced many of the amazing players from modern times....truly a legend and most definitely one of the greatest (if not the greatest) of all time.... |
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the common link with buddy rich and virgil donati is that nobody can deny their impact and their awesome drumset abilities.
although other people could probably play as fast/faster than buddy with their hands, he was the one to become famous for it. and although there are people who are faster than virgil- he has become famous for his feet and the whole double stroke thing... ![]() |
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the inovators I shall call them! ![]()
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There was this song buddy played and almost every measure has it's own uniqueness in terms of how well place each new note were. The man is just so spontanteneous live.
Last edited by alencore : 11-02-2003 at 07:23 AM. |
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He's still the bar, when it comes
to hand control and execution, to which Virgil has approached and is preparing to carry. ![]()
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Well, he was definitally a genius, one of a kind...
...but as we discussed in another thread about being noble and nice to other people even if you are great, I donīt know if Buddy comes up in Virgils league =)
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" I donīt know if Buddy comes up in Virgils league =)"
yeah, but then again, look at the whole bruce lee scenario. nobody will ever be known as a better drummer than rich. |
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yeah i can relate to that since Buddy had quite a reputation of being hard to work with and plain stubborn at times. well, the man is just so demanding on his musicians. |
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I was NOT talking about personality.
Let that be clear. The torch that Buddy held, in that regard, is the one that burned down Rome! ![]()
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I am watching his DVDs "Westside story" and "At the Top" quite often and read two of his bios.
I started working on his stick tricks a year ago and took it to a certain level, nice stuff to go with.
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I'm sorry, guys but on this subject I don't follow any of you. I've heard loads of Buddy Rich-stuff trying to figure out what it is that people think is (was) so great about him, but I can't. To me, it's the most boring, endless stream of rolls on the snare that do not seem particularly hard to do, nor very exciting/useful. He might be tasteful and musical when playing music - I wouldn't really know because grandpa-jazz on crappy recordings have never spoken to me, but when it comes to pure technical genius, I just don't get it.
I don't regard him as being anywhere near our top players today. Can anyone suggest some tunes I can check out?
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Fede, check out The Buddy Rich Memorial Scholarship Highlights video.. There are two clips of Buddy in action.. Simply a killer.. especially the first one.. when he does a crazy fast n steady stroke roll, with his coat on!! Buddy is one of the greatest.. no doubt about that!!
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