I think that was one of those goofy Playboy channel parties that Hefner used to have on his television shows
Jesus, Lar. Next you'll be tellin' me you wished Hendrix had just shut up and strummed!!
It's Buddy man, In the context of that setting (and many others he put himself in, for that matter), he WAS the show.
Sorry Tony, I got the wrong end of the stickI actually didn't consider your post part of what prompted my response at all
more uncle L and Jim ....
... and I meant it very light hearted anyway
Thanks Tony. I liked every single thing about that performance! The groove, the gorgeous raw drum tones and feel, the groovy chops and textures.
Here's a Tony Williams video I came across last night - more stellar drumming https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_4vi09Tfgg
It was pretty average Buddy Rich, overall. C+I absolutely love hearing a bunch of guys at home on their computers judging Buddy Rich
my dose of comedy for the day.... thanks guys .... nothing at all against you or your opinions... absolutely not.... just funny to me thats all
I still love ya.... even though you are a bunch of silly old codgers
Skills off the chart, but dance floor killing too. If that was a "faux" party merely to serve Buddy's promo purposes, then great. If that was a real party, & a working party band, that would be his last gig I'm going with the former.
... If that was a "faux" party....