:( brought a tear to my eye - I'm a drummer and influence Chick has had on my whole musical journey was incredible. Will be sadly missed.

For those that don't know about Chick and the drums, check out Confirmation from Three Quartets. He shreds a duo with Michael Brecker!

I would watch 5 hours of this

Drums sound amazingly jazzy... Love how Chick plays melodically even on the drums!

The guys being themselves, I like it.

What a wonderful sound the ride cymbal has!

Not only a fine master jazz pianist and composer and also a tasty drummer. Got to love a musician that has so much talent.

Wow Christian is amazing on piano

chic had a masters in percussion. Gary Burton and Chic playing vibraphone is outstanding performance.

I Was at this concert. It Was great !!! All lights on , artists could see the audience . Chick in sneakers, like at home. Rip Chick and Thank You for everything.

PLEASE come to Atlanta Georgia or somewhere close soon!! I missed you when you were in Nashville last year and haven’t recovered since.

..."you bring the 3 concepts"...🥁🎼👍🙏💯

"If you put together Eddie Palmieri, Elvis Jones and Paco de Lucia...mix all that stuff together...you get gumbo!!" min 2:16

Around 2:00, it sounds like Christian's working out a voicing that's built using alternating intervals of perfect 4th and flatted 5th. First, he starts with E in the LH, so it begins E-A-Eb-Ab ; then he takes it up an inversion, so it becomes A-Eb-Ab-D ; then he reaches for the next top note, the G, which makes it really dissonant. If you have big enough hands, you could really get the concept he's going after by playing E-A-Eb-Ab-D-G-Db-Gb If you laid the entire chord/interval pattern out vertically, it would take 24 unique intervalic relationships to complete the chord, over a span of 11 octaves. A simpler way to consider the concept is to repeat fourths, going down in half steps (B-E-Bb-Eb-A-D-Ab-Db etc. etc.). Though you're technically sounding out all 12 notes of the chromatic scale twice, the intervallic relationships don't repeat until the 25th note. Remember, you're alternating intervals, so let's say you start on E. The first time you play E, you're moving from it by a perfect 4th; but the time you arrive at E the second time, you're moving from it by a flatted 5th. So, the first time is E-A, and then the second time is E-Bb. Nicholas Slonimsky literally wrote the book on this stuff, particularly pored over by numerous jazz legends since John Coltrane's use of it to develop the basis for tunes like Giant Steps and Countdown. In those cases, he borrowed from Slonimsky's equal division of the chromatic scale into intervals of minor 3rd/perfect 4th. McBride's chord would lead to the equal division of the chromatic scale by intervals of perfect 4th/minor 5th. Lots of heavies over the years have utilized these methods of scale and interval division to find novel scales, chords, and chord sequences. I hope this mini dissertation hasn't bored too many. Noticing the pattern McBride used, served to help me understand the concept a little better myself, as I've never had a vast working knowledge of Slonimsky's concepts found in The Complete Thesaurus of Scales and Melodic Patterns. If you want the minutes back you spent reading this, don't feel too bad; I spent a good chunk of time trying to figure this all out just now ;-)

Chick is playing all Roy Haynes licks on those drums...

Chick's like a little kid, with delight and wonder

I won’t feel ANY PRESSURE AT ALL playing piano with Chick Corea standing behind me and commenting on what I’m executing. 😅😅😅😅😅

we love you,Chick...

Candid moments ... love it

Sweet! Steve Gadd said he had a very profound Jazz drum “a ha” realization watching Chick playing drums (on the 80’s Gadd Up Close book and audio recording). I’ve been dying to see Chick on the set! Great great stuff here.

Every great pianist dream, to be a great drummer

Cool , Soundcheck 👍

I wonder how many people know it was Chick playing drums with Michael Brecker on Confirmation, the bonus track on Chick’s seminal 1981 album, Three Quartets...

Awesome, thank you for sharing this moment!

Just recently found out that Chick was also a drummer. Rest in peace Maestro.

Oh Yeah! Right. Ah. Cool. Really? Oh. LOVE IT!!!!

I'm partial to the Bosendorfer piano like on 'Eye Of The Beholder', the best instrument album ever.

That was cool!!!

What kind of ride cymbal is this? Very good sound.

Love criss cross, such a great song, check out the avishai Cohen version with nitai hershkovitz on piano, it's REALLY good

That hi hat stand is like, “8 feet tall? I got you.”

Nice

Nunca é tarde para começar

❤️😢

Check out the KZfaq video of Chick playing vibes with Gary Burton! It’s a short clip, an encore, and they start with some free stuff that turns into “Armando’s Rhumba.”

nice as always :D

the hell? I remember seeing a video years ago where chick was ripping on the drums with that talented young russian kid on piano .

( Eddie Palmieri + Elvin Jones + Paco de Lucia + Monk ) = ( Awesomeness ^ AWESOMENESS )

I'm pretty sure drums was his first instrument

Has Chick ever thought of doing a trio album where he is the drummer, much like Jack DeJohnette recorded an album or two where he was exclusively the pianist?

Does he play the drums too

🤘🤘🤘

RIP

👏👏👏♥️👍😘🎶🎼🎵❤

give me some baks & i lk this ahh not worried, I joked, you cut keys, faster than I think!

Chick may be a God, but one does not sit down on THE drum God's throne to play around! Just no! Bad, Chick! BAD!

Meanwhile in another universe

:'(

Stick to the piano chicky baby

No stick to piano chick lol

The Wild Colonials drummers dad!