How To Do The Armando Peraza Tumbao

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Here's a tumbao that the Late, Great Armando Peraza would do. He had many variations of the tumbao, but this has always been one that I've truly enjoyed.
Armando's character and enthusiasm always seemed to translate into his playing. One that will never be mimicked or replaced. This is for you Mr. Peraza. Thank You!
If don't want to hear me talk about Armando.... skip to 4:50
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@trevorsalloum3643 6 лет назад

Eric, Thank-you for this wonderful tribute to Armando. I had the honour of teaching with Armando for a week on Cortes Island in 2000. Armando was all about the music. I don't think he was too particular about the position or the instrument, He told me "give me a chair and I will make music." He was very agile and besides being a great percussionist, he was a skilled boxer and baseball player..

@JackGoldMolina 3 года назад

That tumbao is actually very similar to a triplet configuration in the way that it is accented in its eighth note phrases. He worked very closely with Billy Cobham when he was touring with John McLaughlin & Carlos Santana in the early '70s. Billy pioneered that form in jazz-fusion drumming, and Armando accompanied him perfectly as a counterpart. It opened that whole band up to some very free improvised playing. Just that tumbao in and of itself shows how much he influenced contemporary music at a very high level.

@sergegrattu5171 4 года назад

Caravanserail!!!!!! Paradise Album!!!! Kiss from Paris France. Armando had such a simplicity in his style, a marvelous natural. Then arrived my Brother Raul Rekow. You talk about thing that i am alone in my head to feel since 30 years I love Santana and percussion. Nobody around me in Paris knows about those things.

@GeorgePerez702 6 лет назад

Armando was one of the rare drummers that when he solo'd his hands would go high and would come down with great speed and position. Check him when he and Mongo jammed together. That impressed the hell out of me!

@505shango 4 года назад

I shook hands with Armando this was back in 1978 Inner Secrets tour it was like shaking hands with a brick

@katg1875 5 лет назад

You’re absolutely correct it’s the feeling of the rythim.

@nellmusic1 3 года назад

Just elegant!! Armando Peraza!!! Awesome!!! Sabor!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@luizmartins5303 6 лет назад

Simple stroks, amazing sounds!

@JoeytheDrumma 2 года назад

Dude…..back in 1997, Raul Rekow and Karl Perazzo did a clinic at the Guitar Center in San Bernardino, CA. Armando Peraza was a guest that day. Talk about a once in a lifetime chance to see the master play

@mongofan1 3 года назад

Love Armando. You've probably seen it but in case not, check out the live performance of Saoco with Mongo and Armando. Armando is so chill, so relaxed all the way through. His phenomenal bongo work very apparent on the Santana Borboletta album.

@thedeetails8816 2 года назад

I come back and watch this video ofetn.. you def caught the vibes of my grandpa. Thanks for sharing.

@adamwilks 6 лет назад

Love these vids man. With so many technically flash players on the planet, it’s a joy that you revisit these beautiful simple soulful melodic tumbaos. Always so respectful. Again, great work Eric. Peace :-)

@mackcastillo6183 5 лет назад

Armando played timbal in Santana in 79 just for that year the rest starting in 72 was on conga and bongo.

@Ponch341 6 лет назад

Armando was Amazing! Showing the additional video footage from above while you're playing it is very helpful and appreciated. You should do it more on your videos...

@lewisshapiro7905 5 лет назад

You can hear some really outstanding work by Armando on recordings he made with George Shearing in the mid-1950's, Check out Mambo Inn, Señor Blues and Caravan.

@michaelclemens4486 6 лет назад

Thanks for the weekly tutorials , I’ve been trying to re inspire myself with the congas after some time away from it all Peace & percussion !

@victorliendo2010

Nice tumbao Eric. I like when you say something like: "Is not a matter of technique, is about feeling". Gerardo Rosales says he does not play the modern style but more like Barreto or Tata, because that's the way he feels good. Another example is how Montalvo doew his slap, a crazy thing, but that is his style 😅

@truckerkevthepaidtourist

It's amazing how he was able to change the sound of Santana but not change Santana

@Jadaj14 6 лет назад

Dude, love your videos, always a pleasure to learn from you.

@cids1599 5 лет назад

Oh I loved what he was communicating... the feel. My fave is his "flam". As simple as it might be, it's like a voice over a room of voices while playing any kind of drum. Conga, Djembe, Darbuka etc... Loving it.