Neil Peart solos question

[Hooligan.c1]

Hey, somebody asked me a question and I wasn't able to think of the answer... a little help please!
Neil Peart regularly includes the work of which other legendary drummer in the finale of his solo's?

Thanks so much.

[fixxxer]

If you are referring to the big band ending, I believe that is somewhat of a tribute to Buddy Rich.Neil headed up a tribute CD (Burning For Buddy) a few years ago.
I know that Gene Krupa is also a big influence.
I really like that big band ending in his solos. It's such a contrast to his own style of playing.

[dqmot17]

In the latest cd of rush (my fav band), snakes & arrows, there is a song called Malignant Narcissism, and in a interview from modern drummer, he explains his solo's are from (not directly quoted):
The first one was from a buddy rich solo, the second "incorporating some melange of tony williams, terry bozio, steve gadd, and me." He takes a lot form those guys in a solo, bbut TONS from buddy.

[Deltadrummer]

He talks about this on the DVD that he put out, Anatomy of a Drum Solo. If I recall, the film at the end show a clip of Gene Krupa and then Buddy. (I was just wacthing it last night with my friends.)