EXCLUSIVE! Legendary Drummer Reveals His 5 Favourite Albums!

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Legendary drummer Carmine Appice takes listeners on an enthralling journey through his iconic music career. With over 60 years in the industry, Carmine shares insights into the 5 favourite albums that he has played on, which is no mean feat given he's contributed to hundreds of records over his career. He tells stories about working with renowned artists such as Jeff Beck, Rod Stewart and John Sykes. This interview uncovers fascinating details about the making of huge hits, unforgettable albums and memorable bands, offering an unmissable glimpse into the world of rock and roll history.
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1:21 Album 1
6:55 Album 2
10:30 Album 3
16:35 Album 4
18:52 Album 5

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@predictorleague8780 Месяц назад

Could listen to carmine tell his stories all day!

@GuiitarBilly Месяц назад

Absolutely one of the first great heavy drummers. Moon, Baker and Bonham get mentioned a lot. Carmine is right there in that mix. The first four albums mentioned were not surprises, nice to see Blue Murder included. Fortunate to see and hear Carmine live with Cactus, BBA and Sir Rod. Excellent rock drumming that had some swing when called for. imoho

@Mina-M-M Месяц назад

Mine favourite: Beck, Bogert, Appice 🖤

@vizzini589 Месяц назад

Absolutely love that album.

@Haul84 Месяц назад

That album is awesome. Cactus is really awesome.

@kennethhacker3014 Месяц назад

I hope I'm still active in life at carmines age ...love and piece brothers

@JanetPhillips-qy3vq Месяц назад

One of the best drummers!💯

@nathanwalsh3028 Месяц назад

People get mad when he talks about him influencing John Bonham. The truth is the triplet lick in good times bad times John told Carmine that lick he was inspired by something he heard Carmine play. He also got John his first ludwig deal. I've seen Carmine play many times and he plays a lot like John or the other way around either way, who cares!! 😅😅😅😂😂😂

@Sprenklefish Месяц назад

It’s not a triplet, it’s only two beats. Carmine talks a lot of shit. Bohnam was 100 times the drummer.

@chrisk973 Месяц назад

Well evidently @Sprenklefish cares. "100 times" huh? LOL!

@RockinExperience Месяц назад

Get his book! It's the most craziest book I've ever read. Carmine sure knew how to have a great time. He even tells the entire story behind the infamous Led Zeppelin fish incident. Please ask him about the new material he did with James LaBrie from Dream Theater. And say hi for me (Tom from the Arcada Theater).

@JanetPhillips-qy3vq Месяц назад

I read his book. It’s a definite must!🎶

@georgebirch5635 Месяц назад

Saw Camine twice with Jeff Beck (BBA), Great drummer! Love these interviews/videos, really takes me back.

@adrianbrowne7874 Месяц назад

Iron Butterfly & Vanilla Fudge, are 2 band's who are more than worthy of a reappraisal! The former in particular were brilliant exponents of the 'elongated' rock piece! And there was more than a 'passing nod' from some of the giants who were to follow in the next decade!! This was an excellent interview with someone whose musical choices are 'exemplary'!! Huge respect!!😊😊

@drumsybatabamboom8022 Месяц назад

Iron Butterfly Ball, even back to Heavy, had progressive passages. Love those. Lee Dorman really stands out.

@RockinExperience Месяц назад

I have In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida on vinyl (1st pressing) still in the original plastic! Overall quality is excellent. It's only been played three times.

@billsmith2212 Месяц назад

I saw Cactus from the front row in The Fillmore East . A friend had to work so I sold the front row seat in front of the place . Great Show !

@RJH-xn9ks Месяц назад

King Kobra - Ready to Strike. AWESOME ALBUM!

@chriswoosley1697 Месяц назад

Definitely

@sarinvx Месяц назад

who was the singer?

@stickmaster90 Месяц назад

Mark Free. He is now Marcie Free

@chrisforbrook2555 Месяц назад

The interviewer does a great job getting the rock stars to talk. Really enjoy your interviews 😊

@VRPRocks Месяц назад

Thanks for the kind words, glad you like the videos 👍🤘

@stevekonbass Месяц назад

Blondes Have More Fun was a good one. Great playing on that one.

@terryasheim9038 Месяц назад

Got to see Carmine live with Rod Stewart. Great concert.

@zangsax Месяц назад

Being from Long Island, followed you guys late 60S, always loved your music❤️

@igormadeyski2946 Месяц назад

"Footloose and fancy free" is definitely Rod Stewart's best album belonging to the "american period": solid craftmanship, excellent playing, absolutely top-notch 🙌✨

@RobertMichaelStewart Месяц назад

You're in my heart it's my favorite Rod Stewart song ever.... I was thinking the same.... Great album!

@robnamowicz8073 Месяц назад

And he can sing backup,,,,wow!

@robsco1249 Месяц назад

My favourite are Jon Lord/Tony Ashton live album and obviously the Tommy Bolin record he guested on.

@billyz5088 Месяц назад

Jeff Beck played on a Stanley Clarke record in 1978 "Modern Man" - one track had Beck & Carmine on it - an instrumental called .. "Rock 'n Roll Jelly" - all 3 of them are brilliant on it - but even great instrumentals so rarely got radio play - they always wanted vocals on the track ..

@DamageInc-nx9gu Месяц назад

A good friend of mine got to meet Carmine when he was playing with Ozzy, and he was a total class act. I got to meet him when he was playing with Blue Murder.

@reidwhitton6248 Месяц назад

Parchman Farm was written by the late great Mose Allison.

@consecutivedoses Месяц назад

When I saw You in Memphis Tn at the North Hall with The Legendary CACTUS , I said , I wanna play like Him. Been a fan of Yours ever since !!

@AudioFileZ Месяц назад

Hey Carmine, spearhead a new mastering of the BBA debut from the multi-track (i.e. not the mixed down 2-track master). That album is a monster and it needs to sound like a monster. I dig your drumming and want more of it as well as bring up the cymbals and, overall, air.

@TaylorTCarlson Месяц назад

All great selections. One of my favorite drummers!

@doomsdaygray Месяц назад

Another great interview with one of my favorite drummers!

@SuperQdaddy Месяц назад

Carmine is a cool guy..just met him at a dixie dregs concert in florida...his video with rod..got him some nice exposure with mtv days

@dieterschanzerbschonsmrics3528 Месяц назад

Love your channel

@davidmontgomery5047 Месяц назад

Tommy Bolin !! Private Eyes is a Killer LP !!

@CARLOS-pk5tc Месяц назад

É! Ele atingiu o "Appice" da carreira.

@bluglass7819 Месяц назад

That is awesome that he searched out Blue Murder.

@jamesterakazis6624 Месяц назад

You need to interview Gilson Lavis....

@justingoulet9714 Месяц назад

Cactus One way or Another

@taimeuppe6174 Месяц назад

saw Carmine early 70's twice

@mattsweeny3957 Месяц назад

Wasn't Carmine Brooklyn Guy? Where's he live now? Is he close w Vinny?

@stratcat4450 Месяц назад

I have BABA'S version of superstition in my car right now! For me it makes Stevies version sound like kiddie stuff, an i truly admire Stevie. I grew up in mowtown during its heyday an even used to go there as a vendor at rhe original converted house on Grand Blvd.

@JuniorFarquar Месяц назад

Did he tour with Pat Travers? It was either he or Vinnie that i saw...awesome

@karllouis2600 Месяц назад

You thinking of Tommy Aldridge- who was with Travers for the hey day yrs. Nicko McBrain was right b/4 Tommy with Travers…… Vinnie was put on the map with Rick Derringer b/4 Sabbath & Dio periods. Don’t recall Carmine or Vinnie playing with Travers other than maybe a tribute lp track for Shrapnel, Magna Carta or Deadline/Cleopatra Records etc

@maxthepupp Месяц назад

Y'all don't even know... When 'Blondes Have More Fun' came out it was so....ugh. Thin. Overproduced. 'Sexy' was ubiquitous and obnoxious pretty quick. The thing is after the softer vibes of Night On The Town and Foot Loose you could just FEEL this guitars wanting to punch out! The ensuing tour made that album sound so much better - it could have been one of Rods most talked about albums but in a good way! Ill always be fond of it - lets get Stephen Wilson to remaster that bad boy! Love ya Carmine!🤘🤘

@exitoverride1022 Месяц назад

Marcie Free!

@TooSkinnyKenny Месяц назад

I would have asked him to tell his side of the controversy about "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy" where he is listed as a co-writer and its now been revealed that song has elements of other songs in it by Jorge Ben and Bobby Womack.

@greg9497 Месяц назад

THANK YOU for getting the title correct!

@tod3msn Месяц назад

There are only so many chords so every song has some similarity with another song

@TooSkinnyKenny Месяц назад

@@tod3msn "Sexy" has far more than "similarity" from those other songs. It's direct theft. That's what the lawsuit was about.

@Scion-cy6wj Месяц назад

I'd have to disagree with Carmine about which CACTUS album to pick - their third, "Restrictions" (1971) - with its killer version of 'Evil' and other strong songs (Guiltless Glider) is their best, most focused and best-recorded album. By the way, Mose Allison ("Parcham Farm") was white. 😁

@DecriminalizeMarijuana Месяц назад

@tomdecuca3627 Месяц назад

Kim Milford- didnt he play in Laser Blast? Actor, Singer?

@thefrogking481 Месяц назад

I cant be the only one who stopped and searched out the coke commercial.

@dustdevil9614 Месяц назад

I was seven in 77 . Fn love Footloose...

@leopandelos9231 Месяц назад

the BLUE CHEER version of parchmant farm was way heavier than Anything cactus ever did.

@saudibinusmansaudia-my5kx Месяц назад

Iron eagles Carmine best.. Drum.. Beat

@kevinsloan5570 Месяц назад

Seen Cactus in 1969 at Strawberry Fields Festival in Ontario , Canada . They blew everybody's ass right out the door ! Approximately 80,000 people attended .

@user-yq5od9uj3f Месяц назад

Can you ask Carmine if he knew and heard Gary Driscol, Ronnie Dio's incredible drummer. And if so, was Gary an influence on him.

@howieharkema8576 Месяц назад

🤍💛🧡💗💚💙💜🤎🖤✌

@matthewashman1406 Месяц назад

great stories, but a lot of bands played Japan after the Beatles. led zeppelin , and of course deep purple

@Twotontessie Месяц назад

As tiresome as he can be - blowhard - there are several facts: 1) he was a hell of a drummer 2) people kept hiring him; he managed to continue to work for decades and ran his own show 3) he didn't kill himself with drugs/alcohol. A lot to like there.

@VincentAgostino-gy6hr Месяц назад

That fourth Cactus album with Peter French and Duane Hitchings was awful.. Restrictions was their best recording. I saw them twice at The Fillmore East playing with Humble Pie… two loud bands LOUD! With Edgar Winter’s White Trash as the opener… Great shows.

@mcasteel2112 Месяц назад

He was ok not to correct him on his last name pronunciation.

@MrGrand2000 Месяц назад

It seems whatever band he got involved with turned to crap and disbanded ..He’s got a lot of good stories though 😅

@sethkaicer319 Месяц назад

Carmen showed the mob how to put a horse head in your bed.😮

@exceptformeandmymonkey6964 Месяц назад

I saw king kobra open for Autograph at an ice skating rink.

@JarrodJohnson-py2ks Месяц назад

This guy ! For someone who’s calling out all these folks doing drugs , he fails to mention his copious drug use!

@mattsweeny3957 Месяц назад

The Pigeons IS a horrible name

@elevationblue Месяц назад

He accidentally skipped over King Kobra....

@Twotontessie Месяц назад

Blue Murder didn't sell because it was awful. Nothing to do with the managers etc.

@user-qu9ev6pv8e Месяц назад

Carmine......a legend in his own mind.

@Scion-cy6wj Месяц назад

look man, you may not like his personality - but he's on a whale of albums of major importance

@jasonpanelli4446 Месяц назад

He is actually considered a legend in a lot of people’s minds…and deservedly so.

@user-qu9ev6pv8e Месяц назад

@@jasonpanelli4446Vanilla Fudge - a cover band. Rod Stewart.......ahahahahahaha....

@Scion-cy6wj Месяц назад

@@user-qu9ev6pv8e Setting aside your childish and moronic laughing (seriously, grow up - what are you, eight years old?), the Fudge was much more than a "covers band" - this points out your ignorance.

@vbassone Месяц назад

Sorry, Blue Murder is not and should not, be considered one of the five greatest rock power trios ever. How about MOUNTAIN!! Wayyyyy better than Blue whatever.....