I feel I can speak for all drummers in saying that we are lucky to have your TH-cam channel Rick! I know that anytime I watch one of your videos I am going to learn something and I'm going to be inspired to go practice! Thanks for the continued great content!!!!
Well, I'm not a drummer and I started playing drums lately to improve my overall musical skills, but I can understand subtle difference from good to better to great etc. Your playing is top class, every phrase is a lesson cause there's simply so much information in almost every note
I LOVE the dark and wide hi hat cymbals, they have such a THICK tone, perfect for the swing music from the 1930s and 40s. The brighter ones are OK but I'm a sucker for the big ones.
I never really played Jazz until just recently and just in a few weeks I have found how much I don’t know about playing drums. I stumbled upon your video and what a great stumble! Thank you for expertise, and beautiful drumming!
0:55 when youve developed this level of speed and control while making it seem effortless, as if youre playing slow, thats the sign of a true gangster on the set!
Oh man, what a great vid. You busted me, over the years I realize my hi hat work has gotten lazy. I go practice this stuff to be better jazz man. Thanks for sharing your talents, Rick!
Hey Rick - I just picked up a pair of Vintage 13'' Zildjian hat's - top is 1930's and a feather weight 454g. Bottom later 1940's Trans Stamp, also under 500g. They sound delicious with my old Radio King set. Top hat is slightly warped - is this common on such old hat's ? Also where do you stand on tilting bottom hat ? Absolutely mega playing my friend.
You didnt happen to buy those 15 inch K hats from a guy in New York. They sound so much like the ones i owned and sold to anfellow in NY a cuople years ago. I bought them from Luciano Paroni who was Roberto Spizzichinos rep in Europe.
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I feel I can speak for all drummers in saying that we are lucky to have your TH-cam channel Rick! I know that anytime I watch one of your videos I am going to learn something and I'm going to be inspired to go practice! Thanks for the continued great content!!!!
Really true
Well, I'm not a drummer and I started playing drums lately to improve my overall musical skills, but I can understand subtle difference from good to better to great etc. Your playing is top class, every phrase is a lesson cause there's simply so much information in almost every note
I LOVE the dark and wide hi hat cymbals, they have such a THICK tone, perfect for the swing music from the 1930s and 40s. The brighter ones are OK but I'm a sucker for the big ones.
The Sabian hi-hats sound great!
I never really played Jazz until just recently and just in a few weeks I have found how much I don’t know about playing drums. I stumbled upon your video and what a great stumble!
Thank you for expertise, and beautiful drumming!
Thanks Rob
Your command of the drum kit is something I cannot even dream of attaining. I enjoy trying, though.
hows it coming along? keep drumming and keep dreaming \m/
Great cimbals and very responsive hi hats! 👋🏻👌🏻
Switched from medium weight Zildjians to some lighter Mel Lewis hats and it made a HUGE difference on how easy it was to play this stuff.
Amazing skills, feeling, dynamics, sound quality... Everything here on your channel is perfect! Thank you for your lessons!! 😎🥁
Great really enjoyed that Rick. Thanks Buddy Rich was a great one with the hihat .
0:55 when youve developed this level of speed and control while making it seem effortless, as if youre playing slow, thats the sign of a true gangster on the set!
Time to work on my hats. Gave me some cool new ideas!
I'm glad I found this channel! Your sound is amazinnggggggg
Excellent demonstration on the hats. I always learn something from your channel. Thank you.
This my 2nd video I have watched on you Rick. Very helpful and great drumming. Thanks for the info
Great lesson thankyou
Great lesson’ thanks!
Oh man, what a great vid. You busted me, over the years I realize my hi hat work has gotten lazy. I go practice this stuff to be better jazz man. Thanks for sharing your talents, Rick!
Erstklassig wie immer !!
Thanks Rick Merry chrismas!
Same to you Joe
Excellent... thanks Rick!
Excellent presentation and tutorial. Great work as always Rick
Incredible
Love those 15's!
Wow!!!. .that's all I can come up with at the moment - but. . .ya.... wow!
many thanks, mazing stuff!
Well done !! 🍺 😎 👍
Yeah,Rick have the secret to play at a high level all the Styles of music,from a cha-cha,jazz...to symphonic orchestra!!
Excellent! :-)
God level 😀😀😀
Another killer video,love it
The control!!!
Another stellar video. Now I’ve got some work to do in the drum shed.
By the way, those hi hats are beautiful in every way!
oo this guy can play
Good shit
Any chance you can demo those mkh mic's on an acoustic guitar for me? Hard to find examples these days
Listen to any old Telarc recording with guitar.
That's what your hearing.
You sound amazing
Hey Rick - I just picked up a pair of Vintage 13'' Zildjian hat's - top is 1930's and a feather weight 454g. Bottom later 1940's Trans Stamp, also under 500g. They sound delicious with my old Radio King set. Top hat is slightly warped - is this common on such old hat's ? Also where do you stand on tilting bottom hat ? Absolutely mega playing my friend.
Congrats on the new cymbals. I always use the tilter at a slight angle
🏆 Rick Champion
What hi hats are those please
Old K 15's from the 1950's
Everything sounds great! Playing/tones. What mics are you using for the overheads/cymbal spot mics?
That info is in the video description if you click on the arrow.
Thanks
❤
Lol I’ve been doin it wrong thank you so much sir
You didnt happen to buy those 15 inch K hats from a guy in New York. They sound so much like the ones i owned and sold to anfellow in NY a cuople years ago. I bought them from Luciano Paroni who was Roberto Spizzichinos rep in Europe.
Anyways, you play them better !
No
They were given to me by a well known jazz drummer many years ago in NYC and he was the original owner.
Thanks