Have to admit, I'm here because I am a FZ fan. And Frank employed many drummers, some times two at a time. But Chad stands out to me. He seemed so young when he joined Franks band, but he coped with every impossible task without breaking a sweat. (I mean that literally). So nice to watch this to hear in his own words what his mindset was, and what his early life was like. Only met Chad once. Big thrill for me, but it was in the Uk and he wasn't interested in chatting to a fan two parts drunk after a Banned from Utopia gig. Really admire the man.
I first heard Chad on the Zappa album 'Them or us' in 91'..For years Bozzio was my favourite Zappa drummer,but not any more.now it's Chad.Just got Holdsworth's Japan 84' IOU band album..Chad is phenomenal on this.
Chad is definitely an incredible drummer, and a really nice guy as well. I'm so fortunate to have seen him with Allan Holdsworth several times. His playing was just perfect for Allan's music. His style is so unique, and what he plays is so intricate and complex, yet he always looks so relaxed when he's playing. Chad is one of my very top favorite drummers. :)
I saw Chad with Holdsworth and Jeff Berlin in '82. I had seen Chad at High School Jazz festivals in around '75. I believe he is a year or more younger than me. I watched him with the Jazz band and was very impressed. I mean I thought I was very good.... but not THAT good!! I wondered what would become of him, he was so good I thought it would be a crime for him not to make it big. Then I saw him with Allan. Beautiful drumming, syncopation, musical taste, he plays for the composition, (he could play fast too). Plus I am also a total Berlin fan. What I saw on that stage of Wolf and Rissmillers Country club was unforgettable.
I grew up with Chad in seal beach California and remember how talented he was. His dad John was my drum teacher. I now play bass and would love to see him again. This was in the 60s and 70s. J.h. mcgaugh
Chad may be the most likeable guy on the earth. and what an amazing musician. his work on Drowning Witch (song) simply blows me away. thanks for all your wonderful playing xx
I had the good fortune of seeing and hearing Chad at a gig with Carl Verheyen at The Baked Potato. It’s indescribable to be sitting 10 feet away from such masterful playing. I’ve also seen Louie Bellson. I wish I had seen Carlos Vega. All of these guys are so inspiring! Thanks, Dom
Great Interview ! Thanks Dom for connect me to Chad and mention me in the Interview... it was a great lesson with Chad in January. For me, as an old Zappa Fan, it was a pleasure to meet him... hope it will happen again. Also, Thanks to Chad again !
one of most respected players in all of recorded drums. Nice and respectful himself and that counts. As he says, making others sound good and recognizing what others do well. Not stepping on toes. Vinnie, Chad, Terry.....you get those guys in a room and they all seem to share a deep respect for each other with no head trips.
What a great interview with one of the understated greats. Chad is world class with class!! So humble and articulate from someone with such a resume. Inspiring....
Interesting interview. Chad is such a great musician and always loved his work with Holdsworth. Chad is also a very talented composer himself and would have liked to hear his thoughts on that side of his work as well.
I first saw Chad Wackerman play with Andy Summers's jazz fusion band in October 1990. I was in high school and I was blown away: Chad's playing was so smooth, effortless, yet powerful. Wish I could have had a teacher like him--he's so humble and sincere. Wonderful interview.
Just to say wonderful interview Chad, Every answer you gave, your advice towards the end of the interview was very powerful & true. Dom you do such a great job on all projects your involved with especially when it comes to choosing only the finest players, players I know you love, players we all love. Just to say thanks for bringing these wonders of the world to us. I met you personally on one of your clinics in Croydon here in the UK many years ago, hope you don't mind but I had a stereo mike looped through my belt loops to record your performance, I still have it on cassette today. A friend of mine called Mouse (Allan) contacted you around that same period telling you of a Drummer he knew who was at a point in his Drumming career where by achieving the next level was depressingly frustrating, hitting brick walls, becoming stagnant in mind & thought etc, so Mouse (Allan) sent you a demo of this Drummer who had recorded some Dave Weckl Contemporary Drummer Plus 1 tunes. Well, that Drummer was me. You kindly wrote back to me with an abundance of self help & self belief truths which did raise my spirits enough to continue with my life long passion & commitment to Drums & Music. The letter you wrote to me after listening to my demo was nothing short of complimentary praise, I never got the chance to thank you, so Hat's off to you Dom. Only now I have some new Demo's, recorded on a Roland TD20, again Weckl Backing Tracks with Chick, Stern, Patitucci and so on, only with these latest recordings I can instantly hear the difference between now and 25 years ago in terms of technique, capability, improvisation, using ones ears to respond musically. Being totally self taught I can honestly say that I'm very happy with the way this latest demo has turned out, that's not to say I can sit back & relax because the level I'm now at only wants more & more of the unknown. I will post these demo's here on youtube hopefully this week, I'd be honored if you could do what you do best Dom, give them a listen. Kind Regards. Jonathan.
Though not one of his more popular albums, I've always really liked Zappa's Broadway The Hard Way, and I think it has a lot to do with Chad's drumming on it. Solid stuff.
World class. We all know about his chops playing difficult music, but he is a groover too! And for the best of both world, listen to him on the brand new Los Lobotomys. Brilliant!
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Been a fan of Chad's since goin' back to the Zappa days. The Dangerous Kitchen as an example of how he was able to bring the modern jazz feel to Zappa's sound. Great work with Holdsworth live especially. Here's a drummer who could play progressive rock and jazz fusion with equal virtuosity. Would love to have him join my band. Never returned my calls.
Wonderful interview as always. Only thing is I would have liked him to ask Chad about his own records. Chad Wackerman's own compositions are beautiful. His album The View should be considered a classic.
I think that this is the Best "Sessions" interview I've seen to date. Chad Wackerman is such a gifted, humble and versatile musician... I Love his passion and the way he shared his insights, especially with such a diverse catalog of people he has worked with over the years.. Thank You to Chad and Dom for such a Great interview..
"Are you a good reader or are you a phenomenal reader?" "Here's my address,can you get here in a hour?" ..what balls it must of took to work with Frank.
Joshua Carroll oh man! Vinnie is from another planet. He can adjust his glasses, get a sip of water, wink at a girl in the front row, and adjust his drum throne ALL while playing an odd time signature flawlessly.
chad come to argentina with steven wilson, replacing marco minemman... to be honest i was very disapointed, i really enjoy wackerman with holdsworth but...im a huge fan of the aristocrats and the way of wilson's album was recorded with marco. i just need one song to realized what a fool i was for feeling disapointed... wackerman can play everithing with everybody... the real CHAD of drummers :P
Now i am sad I didn't get a chance to study with chad. As I moved to Sydney he was moving back to the states. But we spoke about it.. i am going to get him online..Thanks fo bringing him on Cheers Dom and Crew Bless!
His daughter is in American Idol this season and she made it to Top 21. She just changed her name to Sophia James from Wackerman after her brother James.
i know mr wackerman because he was on my records of one of the greatest most unique musician/composersto ever walk the surface of the earth: Allan Halodsworth.
@@GlobalDrumming Hi Dom, you are welcome!! Did you recieved my drumbook well? Travis Orbin already sent me a generous quote and here in West Europe I got a great review in the magazine: Slagwerkkrant.... Life is what you create I always say...And... Years back I read your book too I just remember...:) I wish you all my best , stay well and positive!!!
@@drummerjeroensimons I hope you are well! I just returned from Italy and I do not see your book here in my office! Email me at global2dom@gmail.com. Thanks!
Thanks and congratulations to Dom Famularo for this interview: Chad Wackerman is generally very reserved and bringing out his graceful spontaneity was a noticeable result. I admire Wackerman for the ease and intention with which he brings out the sound from the drums to any dynamics (where a "piano" is not necessarily a caress and a "forte" is not necessarily a slap) and with a breath and a roundness that tend to perfection. And then Chad has good taste and musical intelligence, so careful never to play the superfluous note or phrase and to stay not above or below the music but inside it. One of the biggest. Never pompous, neither with sticks nor with words.
Chad is one my favorites. However: Some times, work ethic does not cut it, good personality does not cut it, determination/confidence does not cut it. Great teacher does not cut it. all the things above (plus more) can be added to a lack of talent which will not cut it. Funny...all these successful musicians rarely talk about how hard work does not mean success, or even being mediocre.
Everyone mentions Gadd, but none or very few remembers Carlos Vega. The matter of the fact is that James Taylor gig was only for Carlos' shoes and nobody else. Full stop. Ermz :-(
So many Artists we'd like to interview, it's a tremendous undertaking for our non-profit organization, we can add him to our list! Thanks for your support!
@@GlobalDrumming Thanks for the great interview and clarification Dom. I guess AH was such an enigma and we as fans look for any opportunity to see the inner workings. 👍
@@GlobalDrumming Dom, I love the channel, and you do a great job of interviewing so thanks for that. I would have liked to see more specific questions on Chad's playing with the GENIUS Allan Holdsworth. I was surprised you didn't ask more about that particular and KEY musical relationship in Chad's career that's all.
Vincent Guarna with all artists we talk for an hour. Each artist has the final choice before release. Not everything is covered. The artist is in control. Thanks for watching.
I LOVE these interviews... but KEEP IN MIND that it's Human Nature to pursue topics YOU ALREADY KNOW. (Meaning, only those of us who know of Chad will click this interview on, meaning you're NOT turning NEW FANS onto his drumming.) (Even most drummers won't click it on, unless they've HEARD of him.) SOLUTION: rock music and movies know to PIGGYBACK: you'd go to see IRON BUTTERFLY, and accidentally catch their opening act LED ZEPPELIN. (Jazz does the opposite, to marginalize jazz: have NO opening acts, so no piggyback promoting.) YOU GO TO SEE A MOVIE, but the PREVIEWS get you interested in OTHER Movies. WHEN YOU INTERVIEW LEGENDS, you should consider putting a short clip at the END of these videos, where you interview even more obscure INNOVATORS. That way, 100% of Chad Wackerman fans who watch this interview, will become fans of BENNY GREB (or whomever, drummer or not) --- see? EVERY VIDEO YOU POST, should CROSS-promote, teaching your viewers about another musician they NEVER would've heard of, get it?
I got to hear Chad through looking for Avante Garde Zappa Albums with Vinnie on them, I was around 17/18 at the time. When hearing Chad, I was impressed.
@@inthapocket378 my bad..... I always forget there are some ppl online who have no clue what LOGIC is. (you said you can't comprehend it, and I believe you.) OBVIOUSLY, my comment is meant to inspire this channel to IMPROVE their ways. It's a LOGIC thang. You wouldn't understand.
Other than his obvious talents; I truly admire Chad's heart and humility. Wonderful human being.
What a legend. Humble, class act, monster of a player.
Chad is the most relaxed drummer I have ever seen.
popeye sailor Absolutely!!
Yep, and count Gavin Harrison in as well.
I was blessed to be your Tech thank you
Glad I got to see Chad with Holdsworth in NY at the Bottom Line in 1991. One of the best shows I've ever seen.
Chad is a class act and a phenomenal drummer. Great interview!
Svetlan Råket Thanks so much!!!
One of my FAVORITE drummers. He certainly does have an unmistakable sound!!!!
Have to admit, I'm here because I am a FZ fan. And Frank employed many drummers, some times two at a time. But Chad stands out to me. He seemed so young when he joined Franks band, but he coped with every impossible task without breaking a sweat. (I mean that literally). So nice to watch this to hear in his own words what his mindset was, and what his early life was like. Only met Chad once. Big thrill for me, but it was in the Uk and he wasn't interested in chatting to a fan two parts drunk after a Banned from Utopia gig. Really admire the man.
My favorite drummer. I heard Chad in 1987 on Holdsworth's Road Games and have been a fan ever since.
I first heard Chad on the Zappa album 'Them or us' in 91'..For years Bozzio was my favourite Zappa drummer,but not any more.now it's Chad.Just got Holdsworth's Japan 84' IOU band album..Chad is phenomenal on this.
@@smashdalde9713 I love the version of "White Line" on the Japan 84 album. Allan is in the stratosphere during that solo.
Yes,mate..wish I could play like that.The late Paul Williams is also fantastic at that show..great band!
@@paulczech I'm particularly enamored with 'Tokyo Dreams' at the moment..
For me, it was hearing Chad for the first time on Andy Summers's album, Charming Snakes (1990). And I've been a fan ever since. Great drummer.
The thing that makes you REALLY employable is "...Make everyone else sound better"...........Fantastic, as usual Dom AND, thanks Chad as well!
An awesome conversation.
I love Chad. One of the most easily recognized voices at the instrument.
CW.... one of my favourite drummers.... awesome. 4.15 Bradford Executive... blows my mind every time.
At 11:09 he mentions Carlos Vega…Carlos told me about this 14 yr old prodigy named Chad Wackerman in 1974..
I love Chad's compositions. Really beautiful. I was so sorry to hear about his personal loss 😭
What a wonderful dude... What a fantastic musician.
Chad is definitely an incredible drummer, and a really nice guy as well. I'm so fortunate to have seen him with Allan Holdsworth several times. His playing was just perfect for Allan's music. His style is so unique, and what he plays is so intricate and complex, yet he always looks so relaxed when he's playing. Chad is one of my very top favorite drummers. :)
atavachron is one of the most influential albums in my life....S\O Allan Holdsworth ,Jimmy Johnson,Alan Pasqua and Billy Childs and of course......
The song Atavachron is one of my all time most listened. Otherworldly and never gets old. I wish there were more covers of it on YT!
Thumbs down ? Seriously?! Who would give this a thumbs down? Such a wonderful interview and a phenomenal player.
It’s not a “thumbs down”....it’s a “thumbs up” from fans who’s phone is upside down.
I saw Chad with Holdsworth and Jeff Berlin in '82. I had seen Chad at High School Jazz festivals in around '75. I believe he is a year or more younger than me. I watched him with the Jazz band and was very impressed. I mean I thought I was very good.... but not THAT good!! I wondered what would become of him, he was so good I thought it would be a crime for him not to make it big. Then I saw him with Allan. Beautiful drumming, syncopation, musical taste, he plays for the composition, (he could play fast too). Plus I am also a total Berlin fan. What I saw on that stage of Wolf and Rissmillers Country club was unforgettable.
I grew up with Chad in seal beach California and remember how talented he was. His dad John was my drum teacher. I now play bass and would love to see him again. This was in the 60s and 70s. J.h. mcgaugh
What a natural, normal attitude. Beautiful stuff.
Great drummer who clearly is a humble and dedicated person..oh and TALENTED.
Chad may be the most likeable guy on the earth. and what an amazing musician. his work on Drowning Witch (song) simply blows me away. thanks for all your wonderful playing xx
I had the good fortune of seeing and hearing Chad at a gig with Carl Verheyen at The Baked Potato. It’s indescribable to be sitting 10 feet away from such masterful playing. I’ve also seen Louie Bellson. I wish I had seen Carlos Vega. All of these guys are so inspiring! Thanks, Dom
Great Interview ! Thanks Dom for connect me to Chad and mention me in the Interview... it was a great lesson with Chad in January. For me, as an old Zappa Fan, it was a pleasure to meet him... hope it will happen again. Also, Thanks to Chad again !
Patrick Metzger Excellent!
one of most respected players in all of recorded drums. Nice and respectful himself and that counts. As he says, making others sound good and recognizing what others do well. Not stepping on toes. Vinnie, Chad, Terry.....you get those guys in a room and they all seem to share a deep respect for each other with no head trips.
Saw him with Holdsworth in London and admire his material with Zappa. Hats off.
What a great interview with one of the understated greats. Chad is world class with class!! So humble and articulate from someone with such a resume. Inspiring....
One of my all-time favorite drummers. Superb player and never overplays.
Excellent interview. Chad is my favorite all time
Interesting interview. Chad is such a great musician and always loved his work with Holdsworth. Chad is also a very talented composer himself and would have liked to hear his thoughts on that side of his work as well.
Chad is the best drummer I know.
I first saw Chad Wackerman play with Andy Summers's jazz fusion band in October 1990. I was in high school and I was blown away: Chad's playing was so smooth, effortless, yet powerful. Wish I could have had a teacher like him--he's so humble and sincere. Wonderful interview.
At one point not too long ago he was offering lessons--you had to contact him through his site.
I did have lessons with him in Sydney for three years in the early 90s. Best investment I ever made.
Nice interview, Chad Wakerman is a great drummer.Here he show his true self a true gentleman.Thank you for this post.
Just to say wonderful interview Chad, Every answer you gave, your advice towards the end
of the interview was very powerful & true. Dom you do such a great job on all projects your
involved with especially when it comes to choosing only the finest players, players I know
you love, players we all love. Just to say thanks for bringing these wonders of the world to us.
I met you personally on one of your clinics in Croydon here in the UK many years ago, hope
you don't mind but I had a stereo mike looped through my belt loops to record your performance,
I still have it on cassette today. A friend of mine called Mouse (Allan) contacted you around that
same period telling you of a Drummer he knew who was at a point in his Drumming career
where by achieving the next level was depressingly frustrating, hitting brick walls, becoming
stagnant in mind & thought etc, so Mouse (Allan) sent you a demo of this Drummer who had
recorded some Dave Weckl Contemporary Drummer Plus 1 tunes. Well, that Drummer was me.
You kindly wrote back to me with an abundance of self help & self belief truths which did raise
my spirits enough to continue with my life long passion & commitment to Drums & Music.
The letter you wrote to me after listening to my demo was nothing short of complimentary
praise, I never got the chance to thank you, so Hat's off to you Dom.
Only now I have some new Demo's, recorded on a Roland TD20, again Weckl Backing Tracks
with Chick, Stern, Patitucci and so on, only with these latest recordings I can instantly hear the
difference between now and 25 years ago in terms of technique, capability, improvisation,
using ones ears to respond musically. Being totally self taught I can honestly say that I'm
very happy with the way this latest demo has turned out, that's not to say I can sit back &
relax because the level I'm now at only wants more & more of the unknown. I will post these
demo's here on youtube hopefully this week, I'd be honored if you could do what you do best
Dom, give them a listen. Kind Regards. Jonathan.
Loved this. My favorite drummer!! Thank you.
Just wow! Really enjoyed that Interview, thank you for great 40min., it really inspired me!
norbertgrondedrumteacher Thanks so much!!!
Amazing person, drummer, human! Talented and creative drummer
Though not one of his more popular albums, I've always really liked Zappa's Broadway The Hard Way, and I think it has a lot to do with Chad's drumming on it. Solid stuff.
Chad Wackerman always makes me smile, let alone me being amazed and mesmerized by his playing. Thank you for posting!
Love Chads work with Zappa and of course Allan Holdsworth RIP.
Look forward to hearing perhaps on TH-cam Your dep gig with JT whom I love.
This is a very valuable interview with Chad.
Agile, consistent, & always exciting to watch in the Holdsworth lineup, Chad covers all the bases. All the best to you Chad!! 👍🏼👍🏼
Great interview! Chad is such a down-to-earth guy with a great philosophy on life. I love his playing so much, especially with Holdsworth
World class. We all know about his chops playing difficult music, but he is a groover too! And for the best of both world, listen to him on the brand new Los Lobotomys. Brilliant!
Been a fan of Chad's since goin' back to the Zappa days. The Dangerous Kitchen as an example of how he was able to bring the modern jazz feel to Zappa's sound. Great work with Holdsworth live especially. Here's a drummer who could play progressive rock and jazz fusion with equal virtuosity. Would love to have him join my band. Never returned my calls.
Wonderful interview as always. Only thing is I would have liked him to ask Chad about his own records. Chad Wackerman's own compositions are beautiful. His album The View should be considered a classic.
Classy stuff! Hope to see one with Dennis Chambers.
I think that this is the Best "Sessions" interview I've seen to date. Chad Wackerman is such a gifted, humble and versatile musician... I Love his passion and the way he shared his insights, especially with such a diverse catalog of people he has worked with over the years.. Thank You to Chad and Dom for such a Great interview..
Excellent! Thank you @Cheektowga for following us & sharing our channel!
Cheektowga Thanks so much!!!
What a great interview! Thanks!
A great drummer, he always plays for the music. Reminds me of Matthew Modine a bit.
Thanks a lot.Chad is an amazing human being /musician/drummer.
Great interview, Keep Rockin!
"Are you a good reader or are you a phenomenal reader?" "Here's my address,can you get here in a hour?" ..what balls it must of took to work with Frank.
Oh, and you'll be replacing Vinnie
Joshua Carroll oh man! Vinnie is from another planet. He can adjust his glasses, get a sip of water, wink at a girl in the front row, and adjust his drum throne ALL while playing an odd time signature flawlessly.
@@Stevo_Drums I saw him with Holdsworth on the Secrets tour. I have never seen anything like that in my life.
@@Stevo_Drums ..and all that whilst smoking a ciggie!
@@condundrop Oh man..
chad come to argentina with steven wilson, replacing marco minemman... to be honest i was very disapointed, i really enjoy wackerman with holdsworth but...im a huge fan of the aristocrats and the way of wilson's album was recorded with marco.
i just need one song to realized what a fool i was for feeling disapointed... wackerman can play everithing with everybody... the real CHAD of drummers :P
Amazing musician, great interview
jeddak Thanks so much!!!
Now i am sad I didn't get a chance to study with chad. As I moved to Sydney he was moving back to the states. But we spoke about it.. i am going to get him online..Thanks fo bringing him on Cheers Dom and Crew Bless!
I was one of the few drummers in Sydney to study with him. Best decision I ever made . Three years one to one.
Fantastic interview!!
His daughter is in American Idol this season and she made it to Top 21. She just changed her name to Sophia James from Wackerman after her brother James.
Thank You , WoW - Great Interview - Love you Chad
The majority of great musicians have a great father in their lives!
one of the best Chad Wackerman
AH! Thanks for posting -
Chad è proprio una bella persona
Yes, I've been waiting for this one! I'll enjoy this!
Great video!👍
wonderful interview! thanks for this!
i know mr wackerman because he was on my records of one of the greatest most unique musician/composersto ever walk the surface of the earth: Allan Halodsworth.
absolutely wonderful what a career
Another home run, Dom.
Paul Furtado Thanks so much!!!
Fantastic
Thanks Dom and co!!!!
Jeroen Simons Thanks so much!!!
@@GlobalDrumming Hi Dom, you are welcome!! Did you recieved my drumbook well? Travis Orbin already sent me a generous quote and here in West Europe I got a great review in the magazine: Slagwerkkrant.... Life is what you create I always say...And... Years back I read your book too I just remember...:) I wish you all my best , stay well and positive!!!
@@drummerjeroensimons I hope you are well! I just returned from Italy and I do not see your book here in my office! Email me at global2dom@gmail.com. Thanks!
Awesome!
probably my fave drummer
What a great watch an education.
Thanks and congratulations to Dom Famularo for this interview: Chad Wackerman is generally very reserved and bringing out his graceful spontaneity was a noticeable result.
I admire Wackerman for the ease and intention with which he brings out the sound from the drums to any dynamics (where a "piano" is not necessarily a caress and a "forte" is not necessarily a slap) and with a breath and a roundness that tend to perfection.
And then Chad has good taste and musical intelligence, so careful never to play the superfluous note or phrase and to stay not above or below the music but inside it. One of the biggest. Never pompous, neither with sticks nor with words.
Well said! Thanks for watching & sharing!
his brother brooks has the best chops ever, like hes so clean i dont understand
Τhank you so much Dom.
Superb interview!
Be a good father-- stay engaged with your children, look what happens.
I asked Chad about his solo record..why a fire truck and a map of breezy pt...nyc.on cover.....he had no idea
Chad rules
Chad is one my favorites. However: Some times, work ethic does not cut it, good personality does not cut it, determination/confidence does not cut it.
Great teacher does not cut it. all the things above (plus more) can be added to a lack of talent which will not cut it. Funny...all these successful
musicians rarely talk about how hard work does not mean success, or even being mediocre.
How did Dom step over Chad's time with Holdsworth? The greatest musician to have lived in at least 100 years - and they skip him.
Agree intirely.
Alan was talked about!
I was disappointed as well. They could've split the Zappa time into FZ and AH. Allan was Zappa's favorite guitarist.
Agree as well...Allan The MASTER !
FRAN ZAPPO.......................
Everyone mentions Gadd, but none or very few remembers Carlos Vega. The matter of the fact is that James Taylor gig was only for Carlos' shoes and nobody else. Full stop.
Ermz :-(
Yeah very narrow minded....the guy's dead. This guy can play as well...don't worry about that.
Why have you not talked to Ed Greene yet?
So many Artists we'd like to interview, it's a tremendous undertaking for our non-profit organization, we can add him to our list! Thanks for your support!
Michael Ryan Enjoy the ones we can get with gratitude! Thanks
should have asked him wayyyyyyy more about playing with holdsworth.........
We talked about what Chad wanted to talk about...
@@GlobalDrumming Thanks for the great interview and clarification Dom. I guess AH was such an enigma and we as fans look for any opportunity to see the inner workings. 👍
@@GlobalDrumming Dom, I love the channel, and you do a great job of interviewing so thanks for that. I would have liked to see more specific questions on Chad's playing with the GENIUS Allan Holdsworth. I was surprised you didn't ask more about that particular and KEY musical relationship in Chad's career that's all.
Vincent Guarna with all artists we talk for an hour. Each artist has the final choice before release. Not everything is covered. The artist is in control. Thanks for watching.
Dom Famularo oh I see. The interviewee was driving the interview. Usually it's the other way around.
Good lord, the intro music's so loud can barely hear what's being said 🙄
I LOVE these interviews... but KEEP IN MIND that it's Human Nature to pursue topics YOU ALREADY KNOW. (Meaning, only those of us who know of Chad will click this interview on, meaning you're NOT turning NEW FANS onto his drumming.) (Even most drummers won't click it on, unless they've HEARD of him.)
SOLUTION:
rock music and movies know to PIGGYBACK: you'd go to see IRON BUTTERFLY, and accidentally catch their opening act LED ZEPPELIN. (Jazz does the opposite, to marginalize jazz: have NO opening acts, so no piggyback promoting.)
YOU GO TO SEE A MOVIE, but the PREVIEWS get you interested in OTHER Movies.
WHEN YOU INTERVIEW LEGENDS, you should consider putting a short clip at the END of these videos, where you interview even more obscure INNOVATORS. That way, 100% of Chad Wackerman fans who watch this interview, will become fans of BENNY GREB (or whomever, drummer or not) --- see?
EVERY VIDEO YOU POST, should CROSS-promote, teaching your viewers about another
musician they NEVER would've heard of, get it?
Thanks for the suggestion and we hope you are enjoying the interviews!
I got to hear Chad through looking for Avante Garde Zappa Albums with Vinnie on them,
I was around 17/18 at the time. When hearing Chad, I was impressed.
and your sharing this information why exactly?
Nothing to do with you@@inthapocket378
@@inthapocket378 my bad..... I always forget there are some ppl online who have no clue what LOGIC is. (you said you can't comprehend it, and I believe you.)
OBVIOUSLY, my comment is meant to inspire this channel to IMPROVE their ways.
It's a LOGIC thang.
You wouldn't understand.
Chad is bad. nothing else to say.