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People who own the album or google a lot, are excluded the first 10 replies.. Now, who plays drums on this J.J. Cale track..? Hal Blaine, Jim Keltner, Russ Kunkel, Garry Allen, Hayward Bishop, Kenny Buttrey, Karl Himmel, Jim Karstein or J.J. Cale himself..? My guess would be Jim Keltner btw..

I thought to start a thread about hugely talented drummers, who for some reason still have kinda little followers, attention or views on social media or otherwise.. Reason is, by accident i came across this guy on Instagram.. The name..: Dhoruba Shakur.. For some inexplicable reason only like...

In this case only hi-hat, snare, bass drum and a cymbal.. The guy is really one of the biggest new talents i saw play during the past years.. Very worthwhile to check out all his other videos too btw.. And yes, he overplays a little (bla bla bla), but, i mean, who cares, if you overplay like...

Edit.. I started this thread because of an edited 'live'-video from Colaiuta and "YT-drummers" who are oft criticized because of that.. On second thought that Colaiuta video is not that relevant.. Just wanted to say, like i said before, that YT is just a medium (just like for example DCI...

The drummer i mean.. Not bad at all..:)

For the first time completely on 1 album, the Augusta homecoming show from October 1, 1969.. Amazing concert with also Melvin Parker, Jabo Starks and Clyde Stubblefield in top shape.. Very worthwhile to check out..!

Not sure if these have been posted here before, but i like his playing here a lot.. Anyone knows if there are more videos from this particular concert or maybe even a complete one..?

Maybe you should take an example on a guy like this...

With that i am not speaking about just an opinion about something, but about some sort of essential guidelines that you use throughout your musical life.. A few of mine are.. Regarding people i like to play (or hangout) with or not..: * "A little modesty never hurted anyone.." * "There is...

I remember someone saying in that unpopular opinion thread that a mediocre player can still give decent drumming advice, or something like that.. I thought thats an interesting statement of which i think that technically the statement is true.. But, in reality, when taking any drumming advice...

Another proof that Sting should have stopped after Ten Summoner's Tales.. Besides the fact that he puts everyone allready more than 25 years to sleep with Ikea elevator music, he now comes up with this.. Really, i admire and respect the man a lot for the work he made during those first 15...

For me at least, because this is the first time since i visited this forum that the number of views from the General Discussion section is actually higher than the number of views from the Drum Gear section.. Useless information, and i have no idea if those numbers are trustworthy, but i...

And for myself a reminder that Toto never was the same again.. Nice track this is..: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Scu1dtL6k0E

I just stumbled upon this quote in another thread earlier and i was wondering about this, since i heard someone say something similar last week..The quote is from 4 years ago, if thats relevant.. But is that true, that lets say the drummer in the live band from Taylor Swift, or any of such...

This thread is about wondering where some members are who havent posted in a while.. I start with Midnite Zephyr.. Anyone any idea where he is..?

Lately i like a lot to just sit a while and play the drumset without using sticks, only hands.. Anyone else also has that..?

Since i started a thread about Weezer playing Rosanna a while ago, i thought is fair to also post Toto playing Weezer.. I prefer (every) version from Weezer by far though, but maybe there are some people who like to take the opportunity to mention that the song is finally played by people...

Since someone started a Charlie Watts-thread, i thought about the following completely unrelated exercise.. Everyone knows the chorus from Satisfaction.. When you would play 16th-notes on the snaredrum and accent that vocal-line, you would get something like this (starting on 'Get No', with...

No, was my answer a few months ago in a thread here somewhere, and now i saw this.. Maybe most here allready saw this video, since is kinda old, but still.. When you are in a band with a quality soundguy and some decent mics, i would say..: replace some cymbals with this one and think again...

But this one from George Michael vs. Slayer is a little exception..lol.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzFFK2dXgXg