Yes, same thought, you are right.

Wright was influential.

My favorite. Period.

No argument here.

He was better than fabulous. I usually listen( watch) a small part of drum solos, but with JM I listen to the end......wishing it wasn't the end.

Yes, same here.

Hard work...idd.

Morello had musicality. He wasn’t just into keeping time and showing off, although he could do both. He was making music.

This is true..🔥

Ringo near a 101 drummer level mentioned in the same sentence with Morrelo is truly an insult to Joe. Joe is in the very top tier with numerous other greats. Lots of great "skilled" rock drummers out there, but Ringo is not one of them. Ringo never did anything wrong, but he has never indicated that he could do anything hard.

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Yes his left hand seems to be independent.. Joe credited it to all those years as a child Violin Protege. He and Philly Joe made their kits weave a story.

He was NEEEEEVVVVEEERRRR underrated.

A 5x14 Supraphonic

Drumuitar Thanks...no wonder it’s sounds great.

Joe used the super sensitive in the 50s and the supraphonic in the 60s. Later in his Ludwig years he played a black beauty.

Corey G The Trifecta....top 3 .

Chrome over brass COB version of the famous Ludwig

:D Great comment!

That's an interesting way of looking at it.

That’s a 20”. He might have played Sabian at times unofficially earlier but he was still a Paiste endorser throughout the majority of the 90s.

How does all that Kanji say so little in English? 😆.. maybe my Google translate isn't working properly

You’re right. The text file I had with this video was incorrect and I forgot to change it. Thanks

If you look at the credits at the end of the video it says they played someday my prince will come. Right after Joe’s solo the video seems to cut out for a second and goes into Koto song I think that cut is where they played Someday my prince will come. But I could be wrong :)

Corey G yeah. My copy must have been edited at some point. Maybe the original source tape had a glitch and it had to be cut out.

Oops. Thanks for pointing that out. I apparently fat fingered this one😬

@@thecrippledrummer No problem man great video, always on the hunt for video material. I wish we had video of the 1963 Carnegie Hall concert

@@EWormMusic absolutely. The DBQ ‘63 and Benny Goodman ‘38 Carnegie Hall concerts are the two that I’d give anything to see.

Yes, it is weird. Can't tell what happened. It seems as though Brubeck was readying to come back in and it was decided to abort. It is as though something went musically wrong rather than there being an equipment failure. When Morello is finished, Brubeck and Wright reappear and Brubeck announces his admission "There is something else going on." I would almost have to say that there was somehow conceivably a rift between Morello and Wright in which Brubeck intervened when he "carried" Wright and bass off stage. Again, I don't think it was an equipment failure, but perhaps a personnel problem, as unbelievable as that would seem. Wright was always so solid that he became virtually unheard, unacknowledged, taken for granted. Yet he was a solid "worker" doing a splendid job whatever the requirements. Would be interesting to read others' takes on this.

Very interesting comment, @@jazz4asahel I think, that it was planned, they just let Joe to..play :D