Some Trap Drumming I Like

[Hornbein]

Unique line drumming. Such an original. John French.



For heavy beat drumming I can't get enough of 임영은 (Yeong eun). Catchy tune.

 

[Hornbein]

Senri Kawaguchi at age 15 possibly already the best bebop drummer in history. I love what saxophonist Yukiko Onishi does too but she gave this up to be a celebrity. Too bad. Gotta pay the bills and unlike drums with alto sax it's hard to find work backing up others.

 

[pinball1970]

Senri Kawaguchi at age 15 possibly already the best bebop drummer in history.

In history? Not the stuff I usually listen to but I like this.

 

[pinball1970]

Crazy snare work

 

[pinball1970]

With Harry James 1964

 

[pinball1970]

In history? Not the stuff I usually listen to but I like this.

Just to add, absolutely not his greatest performance, no one can say when that was since he was the world's best every decade he played.
For me no one has come close to his prowess since he died, I keep listening but for me no, nobody close.

 

[pinball1970]

Normally he is in a confined setting, a solo within a chart. Check this out.
Nobody human has done anything like this.

 

[pinball1970]

1985 gig in San Francisco

Channel one suite from 37 minutes on is one of his famous ones. There is a Be Bop feel from 46.30 when they come back in after the sax solo and drum solo from 43.30 onwards.
I could break parts down but it would take a while, he uses so many different techniques but with a minimal two tom single peddle kit. He has two floor toms but he stopped using his 18" in the 70s I think, he used it to put his stuff on, towel etc.

 

[pinball1970]

Just on the title of your OP