Genesis – Los Endos
An evening pause: Performed live 1987. The piece however begins with a spectacular six minute drum duet performed by Phil Collins & Chester Thompson. The level of musical communication going on between these two drummers as they play is literally impossible for a non-musician to conceive.
Hat tip Chris McLaughlin.
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Whoa ! Those fellows know their sets, and when to pass off the lead. Very cool.
I wonder what Gene Krupa would say, and enter in ?
Concur with Alex Andrite. A Master class, for sure. Thinking back to elementary school band, when aspiring percussionists were given a couple of sticks and a rubber block. No, you don’t get a set to start off.
Cream Farewell Concert,
November 26th, 1968, Royal Albert Hall
Peter Edward “Ginger” Baker; “Toad” Drum Solo
https://youtu.be/hIMIMSb9mpc?t=327
Cream Reunion Concert
May 6, 2005, Royal Albert Hall
Peter Edward “Ginger” Baker; “Toad” Drum Solo
https://youtu.be/1EKaflXTzHw
12:35
Wayne, yep an undisputed, yes underrated, master. Great links, thanks.
And as we know, that Pressed Rat and Warthog went straight round the corner and never came back … !
Alex-
good stuff!
“Beware Of Mr. Baker”
2012
https://youtu.be/7eaBMUyxeeo
1:29:41