Відео

Yup , drummer needed telling haha. He won't forget that.

Gone way top soon.

God love him

once in a lifetime 👍🏼

"I developed my rhythm from practicing playing rhythm." LOL Reminds me of something Yngwie said when a Japanese interviewer asked him: "How do you play fast?", and he said: "I just play fast."

As good as Miles was he really was an a$$hole!!!

So, when he says "I use the hand, not the wrist (to raise the stick)" at around 2:40, what does he really mean? I would argue, that to raise the sticke you either have to move the wrist, the elbow or the shoulder. Honestly confused.

Jojo is the best

this falls squarely in my unknown knowns lol i developed my hands using french grip exercises, but when actually playing, my hands intuitively go to this grip, while thinking i'm still using the forward fulcrum

I think the question is ‘what has bass drum speed got to do with groove?’.

The EYE of the HURRICANE that was Tony Williams!

Great Lecture from a GREAT ! ⭐⭐⭐⭐🥁

Tony Williams, still!

I so miss this legend.....

This is actually Gods work. thank you for this.

What's the name of the tune? Really relaxed; sounds very early-50s, sort of Pacific Jazz.

so relevant. rn for me personally. wrists way overworked n this went over my head a year back. so grateful to see this again and grasp it better

I love this! This is so true! :)

This! Is why I'm a forever newbe to the drums. This makes my mind and body go: nope, we're not doing that! 😅It's so basic, just count to 4, right? Yeah right. 😑😂

clueless thats why youlearn songs and pay attentiontothe vocalist dont listen to youtube drummers

Willy nilly ? Excuse me ? I've been playing with controlled bounce since 1961. There's always an excuse coming fro people who can't play that way. Bill P.

This was on the royal conservatory in the hague holland at Studio 4 I studied there in this period...this is the great Jeff van Veen on drums... played on a Outkast album;)... some legendary masterclasses around 1990-98

Eeeks! 😂

To elaborate:how to navigate the feeling of half time? So beautifully on the mark.

So wise, what can I say?

Absolutely true. Miles picked guys on basis of showmanship as well as chops. Herbie looked good. Shorter was same height as Miles. Tony was young. They were also good, but not as good as Wyn Kelly or Paul Chambers

Tony Williams is still the state of the art of drumming!

NARCISSISTIC and small minded bullshit

So he never gave advice to that trumpet player? ): Not even a roast? ):

Play tight like a machine but make it feel better than a machine🤯 . The secret just right there

How do you play with the hand without playing with fingers or wrist? I can't wrap my head around this one...

Awesome.

I would be scared to death to play in front of him

was at a jazz club a few weeks ago and the drummer kept playing the rim on the 4, couldn't stop laughing thinking of this clip

Legend

So happy I got to see him play live. One of the greats for sure.

Barry must have liked that drummer, I’ve seen a number of videos where he gets on to him. The kid always smiles and listens instead of getting mad, like so many musicians would.

I guess it depends on how your bones and hand are shaped. My pinky and ring finger just don't bend that way that firmly. Why not rely on bounce, that's what drumming with a drum stick is .. No?

🥁🥁🤣🤣

That is how Joe got the gig!! Brilliant RIP

that guy's breaks groove. insane!

Getting back to this video after hearing of Joey passing. So sad, I can't believe it. Rest in Power maestro.

Don't Joey De"Franco" my man... may his soul rest in piece🙏

RIP Joey DeFrancesco

So cool you did this! 2:34 always gets me

Great

anybody knows the name of the theme?

Saw Miles in Melbourne around that time, 88 I think,

Thar voice requires years of cigarettes and heroin

Miles Davis is one of those cultural icons only really appreciated by people with good taste.