BUDDY RICH Drum Solos | His Best Drum Solos of all the Time |
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- Prepare to be amazed by the unbelievable drum solos of Buddy Rich! Watch as this legendary drummer showcases his incredible talent and skill on the drums. If you're a fan of jazz music or drumming, you won't want to miss this video!
Watch as he showcases his incredible talent and skill on the drums in this epic video compilation!Witness the unbelievable drum solos of legendary musician Buddy Rich in this incredible video compilation.
Prepare to be amazed by his incredible talent!My PayPal if you want to invite a coffeepaypal.me/geovanniwar?locale.... is a compilation of the best solos of all time from who for me is the best drummer in history, Mr. Buddy Rich, enjoy the video and please subscribe to my channel and press the bell iconBiographyBernard "Buddy" Rich (September 30, 1917 - April 2, 1987) was an American jazz drummer and bandleader. He is considered one of the most influential drummers of all time and was known for his virtuoso technique, power, and speed. He performed with Tommy Dorsey, Harry James and Count Basie, and led a big band.Rich was born in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, New York, to Jewish-American parents Bess Skolnik and Robert Rich, both vaudevillians. As a kid, when he was at a restaurant with his parents, he used the knife and fork as drum sticks. Before he turned two, he was part of his parents' act on vaudeville, but on breaks he would sneak into the orchestra pit and try to get the drummer's sticks. He was on Broadway as Baby Traps the Drum Wonder at age four, playing "Stars and Stripes Forever" on a drum. He was a singer and tap dancer. In his teens he led a band and toured in the U.S. and Australia. At fifteen he became the second highest paid child entertainer behind Jackie Coogan during the 1930sRich was married to Marie Allison, a dancer and showgirl on April 24, 1953, until his death in 1987. They had a daughter in 1954, Cathy, who later became a vocalist and carried on her father's band. Rich was also cousin of actor Jonathan Haze.He also lived in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.His jazz career began in 1937 with clarinetist Joe Marsala. He became a member of big bands led by Bunny Berigan and Artie Shaw. When he was home from touring with Shaw, he gave drum lessons to a 14-year-old Mel Brooks for six months. At 21, he participated in his first major recording with the Vic Schoen Orchestra who backed the Andrews Sisters.In 1942, Rich left the Dorsey band to join the United States Marine Corps, in which he served as a judo instructor, never saw combat, and was discharged due to medical reasons. After leaving the Marines, he returned to the Dorsey band. In 1946, with financial support from Frank Sinatra, he formed a band and continued to lead bands intermittently until the early 1950sRich continued touring and performing until the end of his life. In early March 1987, he was touring in New York when he was hospitalized after suffering a paralysis on his left side that physicians believed had been caused by a stroke. He was transferred to California to UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles for tests, where doctors discovered and removed a brain tumor on March 16. He was discharged a week later, but continued to receive daily chemotherapy treatments at the hospital. On April 2, 1987, he died of unexpected respiratory and cardiac failure after a treatment related to the malignant brain tumor.[citation needed] His wife Marie and daughter Cathy buried him in Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery in Los Angeles. He was 69.Rest in peace Bernard "Buddy" Rich1917-1987.
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There is nobody better at anything than Buddy Rich is on the drums...period.
Agree, ages are passing and Buddy is actually 🐐
How ANYBODY can claim there was a better drummer than Buddy--and those people who claim so ARE out there--is beyond me.
Agree 👏🔥
Best drummer there ever was and there ever will be
I'm in agreement
As a drummer for 45 years and well versed in the best of the best...Buddy sets the bar...Guys like Krupa, Bellson, Weckl, Shaughnessy, and other great drummers are not far behind though...
Esta muy lejos del nivel que hay hoy en dia,(sera el mejor de aquella epoca), pero hoy en dia hay baterias mucho mejores en todos los sentidos, precision, rapidez, tecnica, coordinacion, etc.
@@manuelfernandez302Buddy Rich was and is the greatest drummer whoever lived, Period!
@@johnmcilroy6874 bueno si eres feliz pensando eso , que asi sea, pero cualquiera que toque la bateria y sepa de que va el tema ,nunca estara de acuerdo contigo, ¡¡¡que seas muy feliz!!!
Never get enough of Buddy Rich you could spend your life time going through drum music books going to college for a degree in music percussion you name it. A total waste of time and money. Watch all of the buddy rich videos and you will go thru all formal training in drumming. enough said
We are privileged to watch his videos, He is not a human, he is a machine, please don't forget to subscribe to my channel and share this video with your drummer community
A drummer can have so much going on when playing. Using all four limbs. Volume control, speed control, not over playing, time keeper, soloing, technique and physical stamina. Multiple percussion surface's.....(cow bell, multiple tom sizes, chimes, rim shots, wood block, bell of cymbals, etc.") Not to mention TUNING of a kit. Buddy had it all. He scientifically mastered the drum kit. No matter what size or brand. He could make them sing. He became one with his instrument. Hypnotizing his audience. Whether it was the slightest tap of a snare drum, to a lighting speed attack of his entire kit. Mr. Buddy Rich made every strike count, and mean something.
So even in the year 2022......It is STILL AMAZING and MIND BLOWING to watch such a genius as the GRRRRRREAT BUDDY RICH.
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Buddy the Goat 🐐🥁🔥
He had the wings of a hummingbird in his hands.
Yeahh Mister Rich 🙌🔥
I was lucky enough to see Buddy Rich many times in person.
He was amazing
His left hand was phenomenal.
Woww it was a good experience
His left is another right
Wish I could see his hands in real Slow motion >>
Hardly holding his sticks
Never be another like him.
Buddy GOAT
Buddy Rich- The Most Amazing Drummer!
Truly a Legend in his time and all time!!!
Agree 🙏🔥🙌
"Nobody could play any better. If you could play up to him, fine. But nobody could play any better". Louie Bellson. God bless them both.
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GOAT
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every video I've seen of this guy...he plays like he's absolutely possessed. Not in a negative way but he just seemed to tap into something. With that type of intensity, he had to have injuries but I haven't read anything about it. Just a monster.
His groove was unique and special, that's reason he is considered as the best drummer in history 🔥
Bernard "Buddy" Rich
[ ONE OF A KIND ]
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- Marky Silva
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Drum sticks on fire!!!!
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I am so privileged I saw him live 84ish, at the Blues Ally in Georgetown.
Wowww what a great opportunity you had
He gave everything and everyone who ever played with. Did too ,to the best Of. Always
Buddy 🙏🔥🥁
Just amazing! I second that statement..simply the best there ever was...and probably will ever be.
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No one will ever be any better than Buddy, and I really doubt anyone ever will be as good as he was.
He is the Goat
also Neil Pertz and Bonzo
@@gracielaperezleal7621 Bonzo was great, but he was nowhere near Buddy Rich. Not to take anything away from Neil Peart but comparing him to Buddy Rich is like comparing a Geo Metro to a Lamborghini Diablo. Not even close.
@@jimo3173 I know that Buddy is nbr one 2 is Pert and 4 is Bonzo. Wasn 'it Buddy much older than the two ??? Besides all had different styles. Let s admit that everyone has preferences. But you cann 't deny both Pert and Bonzo were awesome.
@@gracielaperezleal7621 They were good, Bonzo more than Peart, but neither had what Buddy had by a longshot. In 1987 during a Buddy tribute concert, Peart was given the easiest piece Buddy played and they had to dummy it down somewhat so Peart could understand it and fake his way through it. Afterwards, Peart hired one of the other drummers to teach him how to play like that. He was far, far away from being number 2. He might be your personal favorite and that's okay, but he was very over-rated and couldn't stack up to Bonzo, let alone Rich.
I saw the great man at Ronnie Scotts in London in 1979. The venue is relatively small and I was seated at a table near the stage right in front of his drum kit! An awesome show finishing with the West Side Story medley. It is a concert that I have never forgotten and realise, so much later in life, how fortunate to have seen the greatest drummer who has ever lived.
Woww what a great experience, congratulations
I saw Buddy Rich in 1977 - Montmartre Copenhagen - a jazz club in the style of Ronnie Scott's - very close. Fantastic experience. I heard him the following year (1978) in Holland at the North Sea Jazz Festival - the concert is on CZcams. All good times three, so I also heard Buddy Tivoli Gardens Copenhagen in 1986. The concert is also here on CZcams. Can be recommended :D
@@JunkerOnDrums Fantastic. I’ve seen the North Sea Jazz Festival performance on CZcams. And to see him one more time a year before he died - a treasured memory for you, I’m sure. There’s an amazing interview with him ( and performing) with Sammy Davis Jnr on the Michael Parkinson show in 1978 so that was probably around the time of the Festival you went to.
Here’s the link
czcams.com/video/6jtDpwLEt3I/video.htmlsi=oRFQ9uYx0SVfzjzb
Just phenomenal, virtuosity beyond belief! ❤
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Buddy was the consummate performer .I’m always amazed ,in awe and inspired . That was a superb selection . Thank you !
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No one like the master.He do IT again All over 🌟🌟
Yes sir Buddy Rich the Goat 🐐
there is no debate the greatest drummer of all time. Wow. The speed of his left hand!!!!!
The right keeps up!
Agree with you my friend 🙌
yeahh @@brianchisnell1548
A lot of this stuff was later in his career. He was at his very best between 1960 and 1970.
Definitely He is the best
Buddy was “Rich” in genius, he was decades upon decades ahead of his time. What people / critics have to realize is :
The fact that the generations of today and ppl in general witness these videos on social media has often skewed comparisons with the contemporary drummers of today, and with due respect not to diminish the talent & physical abilities of some fantastically gifted Drummers of these days! but you have to look at the undeniable fact that Buddy came from an almost isolated bubble and he developed and displayed awe inspiring almost humanly impossible executions of musicality, combined with the highest possible form of incredible technique whilst using traditional grip exceeding above average speeds with the outmost precision and power.
Point being , Buddy did not have any platforms to feed off of, eg: VHS drum instructional tapes, DVD, and the most instant platform for visual imitation and emulation being the INTERNET.
What transpired with Buddy was self mastery based soley through his own development! not by outside influence/inspiration via feeding off / borrowing or embelishment from other Drummers from a CZcams video.
Why? Because this did not exist in his time. And that alone is a testament to why he respectfully and deservingly is The Greatest of all time.
Sure some can likely play up to him based on imitation but no one can surpass the sheer raw prowess and power he possesed on the Drumset as Naturally as he did.
As Phil Collins stated ‘ Buddy is a one off” There Will never be another Buddy. And man, He could swing!
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@carlitosdrummer all the best to ya Carlito. Rock on👊🎶
My mom would wake me up on the floor just to wwatch buddy play. It was alwsyd well woryh the wskevup to se BR play either on Johnny carson 0r whoever he wss playing..
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Buddy Marvelous.
Agree
I supperceeded Bernard by his words of his mouth. Tremendous Gentleman. Kent Vogel A.S.C.A.P WBD
Thanks for watching
Terrific...one of a kind!
Just Buddy 🔥
Buddy Rich is the best drummer in the world😭. He passed away 😭, I'm so miss him🥶😭
Yes is the best drummer of the history for me
One off .one off .one off. Never again let's enjoy the GOAT
Buddy 🐐
Best drummer ever. There are many great drummers but none like BR .my idol then and still since 1962
Buddy the Goat 🐐
Was für eine Rakete, Superweltklasse 😊
Yes, he was and still the best
BUDDY RICH, THE BEST OF THE BEST!!! M.O'B
Agree 👍🏻
The 3rd solo was cut short, left out the slick stick trick. Buddy is to drumming what Bruce Lee was to martial arts. There were many before him and will be many after him but he is the greatest of them all.
Totallly Agree 🙌🔥
THANX for posting my favorite solos...The tuxedo solo from South America is when Buddy actually had a heart attack while playing...
Ohh i didn't know that 😭
I think it's worth pointing out that the last Solo in this video was Buddy's last solo. It was a Tommy Dorsey tribute he participated in while on vacation. Only a few weeks after that a blood vessel in his brain blew while on an airplane. While in the hospital, his heart failed.
If you read Mel's book on Buddy, Traps, the drums wonder, you will find that Buddy died of a cancerous brain tumor. His amazing arms were paralyzed. Non operatable tumor was attempted to remove. He died of complications from the surgery. The book is amazing.
I didn´t know that, RIP Buddy 😞
Amazing!
It's Buddy the amazing Rich, the best drummer of the world, heyy thanks for watching the video, please press like button and share, I will appreciate it
THE greatest drummer to EVER walk planet earth...Bernard "Buddy" Rich.
Agree and i think the same
AMEN!!!
Imagine having just a penny, dont want to be greedy, but imagine having a penny for every single time Buddy struck his snare drum with a stick.
Thanks I needed that.
Thanks so much for watch it and for share it 🔥
One of the most interesting attributes of Buddy, was his playing with Big Bands...So many amazing performances of him playing the pieces like a regular drummer...But; He added a big dimension to swing songs, like Louie Bellson, Krupa, et al.
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MR.RICH,BORN SEPTEMBER 30TH 1917.FROM THAT DAY THROUGH ETERNITY BUDDY RICH WILL BE THE WORLD'S GREATEST DRUMMER!! HIS VIRTUOSO, AND TECHNICAL ABILITIES WILL NEVER BE MATCHED. HE WILL FOREVER BE
" THE WORLD'S GREATEST DRUMMER!!!!!!
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The best
Agee, he is the best of all the time
Nemo playing drums.......AWESOME!😛
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GOD
The best drummer of all the time
Fantastic drummer.........terrible wigs.
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Great drumming bar non.
Agree
GOAT…..Enough said!
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Simplesmente o
Melhor ….👏🏾
Agree
Total agreement the very bedt of the best.
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People say guys like Neil Peart, David Cole, Stewart Copeland, and John Bonham are the best drummers out there. But I beg to differ. Buddy rich would tear a new ahole in all of those guys hands down. The only one that can come Close is Carl palmer
Agree
Billy Cobham, Alphonso Mouzon, Vinnie Colaiuta and Dennis Chambers are also right up there.
Butch Miles !!!
One more..Ian Paice.
@@RexLancaster menos mal que hay alguien que no esta hipnotizado y ve la realidad.
Coming close Carl Palmer says. Hmmm,head (or) skin to skin,Carl Palmer doesn’t stand a chance!!!!
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His best solo was at the Dancers yacht club
Shot with a hand held can
The solos here do him no justice
I´m sorry, i couldn´t find it
@@drummingtutorialsandcovers There are some vids from Disneyland where someone hid backstage and trained a camera on Buddy's hands. Solid gold for any student of the drums....
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czcams.com/video/2dpSse7pCn0/video.htmlsi=CHo9SkWSR0f0XROq
czcams.com/video/esYJBTt0Wg0/video.htmlsi=P1GyFzypfrG1qfCo
@@drummingtutorialsandcovers it was unfortunately taken down
Danvers not dancers
When was Buddy Rich Born? He must in his 60s for most of these videos.
1917
There are some rare recordings of him playing with the Tommy Dorsey Band and a young singer called Frank Sinatra from 1942-44!
Exactly bro @@simonm7133 🔥
September 30th of 1917
Exactly@@brianchisnell1548
Hey, not bad for an old Geezer...lol
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@@drummingtutorialsandcovers When you've been playing since the age of two years old you will have developed that speed and those chops. However, he got that speed and those chops already by the time he was around eleven years old. He was already touring by then. Also, It's not only about that but about the technique and the unique sound he gets from all his drums, and they say he had no instructor/teacher. Just an amazing genius and true master of the drums. He's one of a kind and that's why nobody can touch him IMHO.
The greatest drummer that ever lived!
Yes Sir 🙏🔥🥁
Agree 🐐🔥
Hey drummers I got a bunch of albums by Buddy I'd like to sell.. anyone interested?
Thats so nice, maybe many people on chat are interested
Gives Nick Cannon a run for his debt😅
Hahah 🔥
Kurde nie za ciepło jemu w tym moherku?
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The king of quarter notes but could never played the same solo twice in a row
Yeah i learned a lot of him 🔥
In the world of drummers, he's up there, but not the best. How could something like that be decided on?
In my opinion he was a pioneer and revolutionary for modern drummers
There's only 1 possible explanation. Nobody had the guts to say STOP & get a job
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these are nowhere near the best.
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I believe Buddy’s greatest solos were those you saw during concerts where it seems he was not in a hurry and could construct a solo that really told a story. I think most of his TV solos were rushed and he needed to be flashy real quick. JMHO.
@@kenwinter3821 yes, not the hit the snare at moderate tempo in the way that he could probably do while half asleep as seen on nighttime talk shows, but in concerts or albums when he would actually care. That's when he'd actually play something that was inspired and not just technically good
Cocaines a powerful drug 😢
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Crazy, Man !
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GOD
Mister buddy rich 🔥🙌