Buddy Rich rare Wind Machine on Johnny Carson Tonight Show 1979 with solo . timeless!! tireless!!!! 

Blackjáck Music .......and fiddle lessons from “Johnny” aka Charlie Daniels.

Lmao!!!!! Funny shit. 🤣🤣🤣

Nice one...I never comment but that shit was a good twist

😊😊😊😊😊😁

Sounds familiar.

Touche`! The '60s was even better -- though the truly significant jazz artists of the day (Mingus, Trans, Miles) were ignored...their music was too esoteric and progressive for the times. Horace, Brubeck and Cannonball fared better.

Hey man we got Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber now! Rejoice! 😆

Gerry Thrash You and me both.

@Nickhead87 Or it is just that people who are not interested in pop music don't know who's relevant anymore

Stop watching tv , its out there!!

Joe Morello did it with 4 drums (bass, snare and two toms) plus high hats and one or two cymbals for years.

Also Bernard “ Pretty “ Purdie !

@@elident7828 And let's not forget Gene Krupa! That said, I've seen Buddy Rich playing kits twice the size that he used in this show. He had no problem with playing big kits. However, it makes no difference if someone plays a solo like that on a 14-piece kit or a 5-piece kit. The drummer uses what he needs at the time he's playing and disregards the drums he doesn't need. How many drums are in the set at the time doesn't make any difference and certainly doesn't imply how well the drummer plays, one way or the other. In other words, I fail to see the point behind the comment posted by LS-ki9ft. I've had 10 to 15-piece kits most of my adult life and I personally like my drum set to cover those octave ranges. But I knew I didn't need them all and unless I had a specific solo or song in mind, I only actually used about half of them. FWIW

amen. He is FUNNY on the mike douglas show talking about er I will say country music .. Look for it. And his impossible drum solo is crazy. Best drummer ever. I love Bonham for best rock drummer. Again no 100 piece drum set.

brilliant comment !

Sammy, fantastic musician on every level!!!

Now he’s dead

@@jamesheath7601 Well shit!!

Great arranger huge talent mades stageband possible

Dale's Drum Channel Zero and had class, even...

Depression and WW2 Korean War Kids )) God bless them

That's because today they are a bunch of candy ass fools....

They had talent, too.

they had class

Jesse Cole he should have said “a broken watch” That joke killed me too.

You had to wind them up back then and they eventually slowed down. YOUNG BUCK.

@@frankburdodrums8984 But if you kept them wound, they still kept better time than a human playing drums. DUMB FUCK.

@purplinko Right. GOD This guy is why America is in the poor shape it's in. No education whatsoever. Just arguments like a bitch.

Jesse Cole I know this is the internet, but you need to chill out. What is wrong with you??

Imagine how fast it would have taken him to get off

I’m so sorry

And the nonchalant guitarist’s right hand.

You can talk about modern techniques... But I see him as the only one who has complete mastery of the instrument. Unique.

@@MM-lp5pp Oh, hello Mr. Troll! Busy today?

Better than Rich at that point.

@@justafanintexas7913 N pllllease

Ed and Buddy had huge admiration and friendship for each other. Check out this clip from a year earlier. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1QXdi25469U.html

Applauding Rich ..... Love Ed to !!!! 💪💪

Shaughnessy was a drunkin bum.

So much more swing than Neil Peart. There I said it.

So what's your point....Peart admired Rich ..

@@halseyknox That only proves that Peart was no fool.

Ernie Watts who played in Buddy´s late 60s bands.

Buddy's expression at 1:50 says it all. Digging the sax playing, then using it to fuel his own creativity. As a kid I used to think BR was just a show-off; now I see what a pure musician he was.

Amazing player!

LeggoMyLamb that was Ernie Watts who was part of Buddy's band in '67

ERNIE WATTS WAS ON THE ROLLING STONES WAITING ON A FRIENDS ENDING SOLO ...

exactly- ..Buddy joked about it- ..but you could tell he took notice of the tempo and roll precision of Johnny's pen- ...most likely Buddy gave Johnny a few free lessons at various Hollywood parties while they were ' shooting the breeze '

@@MysteryZenSide2 Yup xD

32 years after his death, still unequaled.

Keith Showell Indeed!!

I remember seeing it "live" with my dad.... Incredible!!!!

Mark Paddy he was fast with his hands period. not particularly creative.

I agree. he was great. these new rock band drummers need to watch him

@@markpaddy3280 cant argue with that!!! 😀

Only one can do both. The drummer.

@@frankburdodrums8984 Carson was also a drummer.

@@jc3drums916 Huh? Didn't know that. Ahhh the good old days when we could watch things like this live instead of on RU-vid.

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@@lastover8234 schizo

Great Comment! 😊

And he's applauding along with the rest of the band.

Eddie great as well though only one Buddy for us guys that remember that era

They were very respectful of one another. I remember watching one of these tonight shows when Johnny asked Buddy "Outside of yourself, who are the top 5 drummers?" Buddy's list included Ed Shaunessey, Louis Belson, Danny Serafin, Danny D'Imperio, and I forgot the last one. Maybe Max Roach I don't remember. Been trying to find that on YT.

@@figgybass I see Max Roach on Buddy's list when he would mention drummers. Also he mentioned Steve Gadd. But the drummer on two occasions Buddy said was the daddy of them all was Chick Webb. Chick Webb died way back. Maybe late 1930's so I'm not familiar with Webb.

@@boblackey1 Chick Webb., mentioned in the movie Taxi Driver👍

Maybe he was under recognized, but, by no means was he underrated. He was a master.

Ed’s kit is on display in the museum at the Drum Center of Portsmouth in North Hampton NH.

Brilliant!

Shaughnessy was amazing. He didn't keep that gig for 30 years because they liked his drum set. He could read and that made him valuable. When you think of 30 years drumming for that band that had a new chart thrown in front of them five days a week and Ed swinging, rocking and grooving to make so many of the appearing artists sound great...That's a Drummer!

Shaughnessy was actually faster than Rich and has the timing regs to support it.

The artistry of studio musicians. No one can do what they do off the cuff like that. All these guys are musicians musicians.

Buddy! My first Idol. I was so lucky to have had parents that treated me a dozen times to his Detroit area appearances. What joy and inspiration it continues to bring me today. He was a tough leader, but a gentle man when I met him at 16...

John Z Agreed. A masterclass. It wasn’t that he couldn’t read music, it was just that - when asked about this - he responded “Well, er, I never needed to”. I respect that. Great post👍🏻

he was a jerk

@@bryceanderson9267 Yes he was, but he finally mellowed out a few years before he passed.

He was stellar but technically he sped up in the first time through the B Section, just saying.

Nonsense! He sounding like thunder with a 4 piece.

If anything, Buddy powerfully demonstrated over decades that it is not how many drums you have, it is how well you play the ones you have that counts.

People debate that. Like what if some of these guys from the 60's and 70's had double bass kits. It's certainly interesting to think about. My personal opinion though, Buddy played off the snare tons of rudiments and variations of them. I think he would of stuck to the traditional 4 piece like you see here. These days however I think most serious players have at least an 7 or 8 piece kit. Not all of them!!!!There's still alot of guys like Buddy out there. Very old school.

Great snare drummer..that's all folks

@Peter Miller Everybody knows Bohnam was influenced by Buddy. He played off the snare drum and had the same 4 piece kit Buddy played. Ginger played a double bass kit but wasn't considered to be one of the greats mainly because he played a double bass kit at a time when that was considered cheating somehow. Carmine is definately up there and so is his brother Vinny. Carmine played a double bass kit and Vinny didn't. Buddy and those old heads refused to play a double bass kit. I would love to see Buddy's reaction to a hi-hat with the extended pedal for double bass on one bass drum. DW 5520. He would probably hate it.

johnnyfoto that was pretty cool to see. Thank you for that!

Old? Why I still have sideburns.

Pre-asbestos scare?

I still have that hair dryer.

I had one of those dryers WAY back when. It lasted for maybe 7-8 years, before the motor finally gave out.

Ernie was a longtime former BR member too.

Didn't he play alto with BR, not tenor?

Ernie Watts conducted a jazz workshop sponsored by Yamaha when my son was in junior high. Afterwards he spoke to the parents and kids about the dedication and hard work necessary to perform at the highest level. He not only is a brilliant musician he is a genuinely good man. He hung around for pictures with the kids too.

He didn't want to get thrown off the bus on the way to Nebraska...

Damn I was thinking the same thing! You can totally tell too because Buddy was getting' down to that Sax players groove.

Agreed. Johnny is a very capable drummer.

Also, Buddy rich was a well paid man. I imagine his watches would be of good quality, Swiss movement, engraved bezel ect. Now if he said he had a sundial...

I agree. Johnny was keeping perfect time, with a pen, playing traditional. Pretty impressive actually.

Guys...it was a joke.

Rene Dominguez Everything you said is true. But here, it was a joke. A clear joke.

I met Ernie waiting for a Amtrak train...in Grand Rapids,Mich...around 7 years ago..talked to him a few minutes..Said he was going to play at the Chicago Jazz Fest...

Ernie Watts has mad skills for sure

Ernie was playing for stones 81 tour saw him in Seattle show

The same Ernie Watts who was in Charlie Haden's Quartet West?! Rhetorical question but hmmm!

He played with Zappa too.

Does that not just floor you? I played for fifty years and still hold Buddy as the finest drummer in history. Keith Carlock is a close second.

greatest and best are not always the same. Buddy was amazing but not necessarily innovative.

Yet, Doc is quoted as saying Shaughnessy was the better drummer.

Guy, I was a guest on the Tonight Show in October, 1979 and had ten minutes with David Letterman Guest Hosting for Johnny and with Doc as the Co-Host. Both David and Doc were so nice to me. Here is the Interview part of the Show..............I blow into Doc's hands and get a "toot"...............4:00 in on the video.............ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ztT9owljuL4.html Here I perform, "What kind of fool am I" ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8j8vQ0r_joo.html Wishing you all the best!

Porfle Popnecker yeah, now they play stupid fucking games all night like egg Russian roulette and box of lies for fucks sake. All Fallon does is play cute little games all night with his guests. What happened to grown adults having mature intelligent conversation?

Long gone in this day & age!!!

Porfle Popnecker So true

Dan Letts you know, every Samsung has a toggle on the back on.the right behind the screen as you come up, in the corner. Push it. (Then it goes off :)

Nothing but political hacks now

The guys in that band were the best in LA. More often than not, they wouldn’t even have a rehearsal. They were site reading the chart on live television. Monsters.

It's so sad how dumbed down music has become today fuck me id rather kill myself than write a song on a computer, fantastic musicians here from an era LONG gone, you young 'musicians' ought to be ashamed of yourselves my God

@@garyunsworth726 settle down man. I'd love to see anyone in this video try to play Bleed by Meshuggah. Buddy was one of the best but he wouldn't get past the first bar I bet. Talent comes in many forms, not just the ones you like.

@Thomas Evans Hi Thomas, I thought anything added here as a link to somewhere else might have something to do with Either Big Band or Buddy or something even relatively close. So then it is ok to use the fame and visibility of someone with a lot of it, to leach onto it and promote easy listening music that is much different, or perhaps some brand of tooth paste or hairbrushes, or whatever. Ok, I think I understand.

Pils.... Buddy WAS a "space alien!"

Maybe he was.

He'd been playing pro at 18 months old...

10 more years because aliens didn’t start abducting people until X-Files came out.

He was a phenom. But when you think about Buddy as the task master over his band, which he had the right to be, college kids today would run home crying from his band stand. Today every young college grad is still in diapers and gets insulted when you give them an order at work as their boss. Buddy would not like this new 'I'm offended world' we live in.

Next to John Bonham .

Dave Weckl is on another level not to mention young prodigies like Senri Kawaguchi. Buddy Rich is one of the top legendary drummers of all time, but there are others.

Great memory. Thanks for sharing. I had to use two butter knives on an ottoman/hassock/whatever. It's fun to think of how many great stories like ours Buddy started writing.

Good observation. And good conclusion!

Saw him at Mr. Kelly's on Rush St. in Chicago, Feb. 1973. He seemed pissed and was very arrogant . No drum solo either.

btw, for the record: to be THAT intense on the drums takes A LOT of interior aggression. ... aside from all the talent and hard work.

My story exactly. Except I began playing in 1963 at age 9. Krupa and Rich were my drum heroes. But I only had records. And the occaisional TV appearance to see how they were playing. What I would've given for a RU-vid then!

For big band okay but not the most musical .

That was Joel DeBartolo on the bass

Sim One Right? We’ve gone from that to “Hey hey hey hey hey” Sad.

Now you know...

I love Bonham but he got his influences and many licks from Buddy, Morello, Roach and Mouzan.

Oh yes, they absolutely were very good friends!!

I've been playing drums on and off since I was 13 (37 now). I still can't do a one handed drum roll. It's infuriating to me.