Dynamic drums

[SiliconTi]

"Fool in the Rain" by Led Zep.

 

[petes'picks]

Absolutely. And about 60 other Zeppelin tunes featuring the rhythmatic locomotive that goes by the name John Bonham.

 

[qdrone]

Carmine Appice.

 

[qdrone]

If you want dynamic drums there are 2 albums that you should own. 1 is
Ghost In the Machine / The Police and the other one is Landing on Water / Neil Young.
It's obvious on these recordings the drums are front and center in the mix and are prominently displayed.

 

[RhythmGJ]

If you want dynamic drums there are 2 albums that you should own. 1 is
Ghost In the Machine / The Police and the other one is Landing on Water / Neil Young.
It's obvious on these recordings the drums are front and center in the mix and are prominently displayed.

On the Neil Young— Wasn’t that Steve Jordan?

Dynamic drummer if ever there was one!

GJ

 

[qdrone]

On the Neil Young— Wasn’t that Steve Jordan?

Dynamic drummer if ever there was one!

GJ

Yeah that's the guy. This song is about David Crosby. Landing on Water is one of those underrated albums that came and went for Neil.

 

[jgannon]

Listen to how Jo Jones plays brushes here to conjure up the image of a train. With Ray Bryant on piano, and Tommy Bryant on bass...

 

[RhythmGJ]

Papa Jo was so good with sticks, brushes, and hands!

GJ

 

[Hobie1dog]

Quite a few tracks on the well known and talented drummer: Billy Cobham`s DDD CD "Warning" are pretty damn dynamic IMHO/E.

I just ordered this per your suggestion as it's one of the few cd's of his I don't have.

 

[jgannon]

I always dug Ringo's breaks on this one...

 

[brian222]

The outro from Dire Straits' "Telegraph Road" is amazingly dynamic, as is the one from "On Every Street".

And On Every Street isn't it unusual to end a song with a guitar break?
For drums there's Steve Gadd . My Father's Eyes from Clapton's Pilgrim.

 

[BirdLives]

And On Every Street isn't it unusual to end a song with a guitar break?
For drums there's Steve Gadd . My Father's Eyes from Clapton's Pilgrim.

Shocked we got to page 2 without a mention of Dr. Steve Gadd... 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover, Aja, etc.

Cozy Powell also deserves mention... Rainbow Rising.

I, too, am a huge fan of Stewart Copeland... and The Professor.

 

[Johnno_Oz]

Alan Reni Wren from The Stone Roses is good too. In the early days they were described as an average band with a great drummer. He is all over the kit.

Ocean's 11 Soundtrack by David Holmes has plenty of this. Unsure if it is sampled or original but it's one of the better percussive albums I've heard.

 

[slow_jazz]

The Who - Live at Leeds - expanded cd - Amazing Journey/Sparks

Great Moon drumming.

 

[jgannon]

One of my favorites...

 

[RhythmGJ]

Just Finished: Bob Marley & The Wailers, "Live in Santa Monica" (DVD)

Dynamic Drums & Percussion?

Carly Barrett and Alvin "Seeco" Patterson. that's who...






GJ

 

[elshout]

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Bill FerrisSuper Member
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Quite a few tracks on the well known and talented drummer: Billy Cobham`s DDD CD "Warning" are pretty damn dynamic IMHO/E."


What is the title of this CD? Is it DDD or is that referring to how it was recorded, mastered, etc in all digital. Not sure which CD of his this refers to.

 

[RhythmGJ]

Billy Cobham had an album named “Warning.”

GJ

 

[Bill Ferris]

"

Bill FerrisSuper Member
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Quite a few tracks on the well known and talented drummer: Billy Cobham`s DDD CD "Warning" are pretty damn dynamic IMHO/E."


What is the title of this CD? Is it DDD or is that referring to how it was recorded, mastered, etc in all digital. Not sure which CD of his this refers to.

"Warning" is the name of the Billy Cobham CD that I`m referring to ^^^^..

DDD, means that the music was totally recorded, mixed down and transferred to the CD without ever leaving the digital domain..

Be careful with playing it at elevated SPL`s !!

 

[RhythmGJ]

Now Playing: Traffic, “John Barleycorn Must Die”






Jim Capaldi was a funky mutha.




GJ