Saw this band during Summoners Tales tour in outdoor theater in Virginia. Great seats! Made it to the stage for the encores and Vinny slapped my hand during bows. I didn’t wash it for days!
He played with this line up also in 1995-96. However , they had a horn section on those gigs that, in my opinion, didn't lend it's self to the kind of creative space sculpturing going on here.
it was the specific task from Sting to Vinnie to play live a "bit more" than sometimes the song asked for. But on Ten summoner 's tales for example Sting asked him to play different patterns without losing 'the feel' of the groove. anyway: Vinnie is - in any song- always a treat!! thnx for the upload!
This was the sweet spot of Sting's solo career. Great to see Vinnie go to work on this. A masterclass in tasteful drumming ideas in there! I forget the timeline but this is the same band that did his Soul Cages tour and they were legendary. Thanks for uploading this I loved it.
5:29 - Best live version of Walking On The Moon I've heard yet. Vinnie takes Copeland's drums and bounces it up to level 11. Quite the turnout in Chile. 👏
Vinnie's level is matchless and unique. Other sting's drummers already cant play at this level. Because of that they are playing ordinary or basic..my opinion. But true. 😎🙋♂️🥁sorry for my english
Creo que en el minuto 2:13 Sting le hace gestos a Vinnie para que baje la pegada.Creo que esta excesivamente arriba.Me convence más el planteamiento de Copeland.
me parece increíble que opines eso, ya que Copeland la partía al medio a la batería, le daba con ganas y creo sin miedo a equivocarme de que si comparamos 2 videos, Copeland le pega más fuerte, no que tiene más fuerza, sino que le pega más fuerte a la batería, en eso, Vinnie es 10 veces mejor baterista que Stewart, tiene todos los matices y te tocaba con Gustavo Cerati, con Manuel Wirtz, y con el genio de Sting
@@alfrednite6398 Vinnie es muy bueno, me gusta mucho. Pero Copeland tiene el merito de ser el original, el que puso su sello, y es cierto Copeland es una locomotora en Atlanta 1983, parece que va a romper la caja, y termina con unos sonidos de tom profundos increíbles y remata casi de manera imperceptible con unos toque al ride...genio y figura. Copeland por siempre!!!
Con todo el amor que le tengo a Vinnie, me gusta más la interpretación con Copeland, en especial la de Montréal, es una bestia. Aunque esta logra ser una interesante joya
Vinnie is so incredible
Everyone came to see Vinnie and got to Sting backing him!
Saw this band during Summoners Tales tour in outdoor theater in Virginia. Great seats! Made it to the stage for the encores and Vinny slapped my hand during bows. I didn’t wash it for days!
Peak Vinnie.
I can listen to this for 1000 yrs listen to it over again 🐬
Vinnie gold. Thanks
Killer combination of musicians! Love that! Maybe this is one of the best bands ever...
Nice to see Kenny Kirkland in this lineup.
He played with this line up also in 1995-96. However , they had a horn section on those gigs that, in my opinion, didn't lend it's self to the kind of creative space sculpturing going on here.
it was the specific task from Sting to Vinnie to play live a "bit more" than sometimes the song asked for. But on Ten summoner 's tales for example Sting asked him to play different patterns without losing 'the feel' of the groove. anyway: Vinnie is - in any song- always a treat!! thnx for the upload!
Class, musicality, creativity
Thank You! Thank you! That's the Vinnie I love to watch and listen to.
This was the sweet spot of Sting's solo career. Great to see Vinnie go to work on this. A masterclass in tasteful drumming ideas in there! I forget the timeline but this is the same band that did his Soul Cages tour and they were legendary. Thanks for uploading this I loved it.
3/4 of the Soul Cages band. This one has the great Kenny Kirkland on keys while David Sancious was on the Soul Cages tour. Cheers!
@@JoEsp vinnie also didnt played on the soul cages album, he was on the next (10 summoner's tales)
@@seekyou yes, manu katché played on that album but vinnie played on the tour promoting the album.
Not a master class, I'm afraid. It is a good performance but that is all. Stewart Copeland did a much better version.
@@JoEsp Ahh right you are. I stand corrected sir
Kenny!!!
that Yamaha Maple custom sounds incredible, those toms are great
Glad you like them!
Its those deep 10x10 and 12x10s…
Fair play to vinnie ,proving that Copelands less is more
amazing thank you so much for upload
Thanks for listening
Thank you SO MUCH!
Glad it helped!
Thank you for the video ! 👍🏾👌🏾👌🏾🎹🎸🥁🥁🥁🥁🎵🎵🎵
Thanks!
Sooo amazing to see how intense can be the performance from Vinnie... thank´s for this archive!
Thanks!
Vinnie Colaiuta incrível !!!
5:29 - Best live version of Walking On The Moon I've heard yet. Vinnie takes Copeland's drums and bounces it up to level 11.
Quite the turnout in Chile. 👏
Vinnie Colaiuta PERFECT
Great vid thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
Yo estuve ahí.....Adelante, cerca del escenario....Noche única...Sting, Colaiuta, Peter Gabriel, Sinead o´Connor, Rubén Blades....
Absolute MASTERPIECE by one of the Godz - Vinnie
Every concert of Sting in that era, was actually one long solo of Vinnie, like Pastorius did with Weather Report🤣
Vinnie's level is matchless and unique. Other sting's drummers already cant play at this level. Because of that they are playing ordinary or basic..my opinion. But true. 😎🙋♂️🥁sorry for my english
Walking on the moon 😁🌙
❤
33 years ago!!
Starring Vinnie Colaiuta as Vinnie Colaiuta.
Vinnie was so hot that night, melted drumsticks as well
Creo que en el minuto 2:13 Sting le hace gestos a Vinnie para que baje la pegada.Creo que esta excesivamente arriba.Me convence más el planteamiento de Copeland.
me parece increíble que opines eso, ya que Copeland la partía al medio a la batería, le daba con ganas y creo sin miedo a equivocarme de que si comparamos 2 videos, Copeland le pega más fuerte, no que tiene más fuerza, sino que le pega más fuerte a la batería, en eso, Vinnie es 10 veces mejor baterista que Stewart, tiene todos los matices y te tocaba con Gustavo Cerati, con Manuel Wirtz, y con el genio de Sting
@@alfrednite6398 Vinnie es muy bueno, me gusta mucho. Pero Copeland tiene el merito de ser el original, el que puso su sello, y es cierto Copeland es una locomotora en Atlanta 1983, parece que va a romper la caja, y termina con unos sonidos de tom profundos increíbles y remata casi de manera imperceptible con unos toque al ride...genio y figura. Copeland por siempre!!!
Con todo el amor que le tengo a Vinnie, me gusta más la interpretación con Copeland, en especial la de Montréal, es una bestia. Aunque esta logra ser una interesante joya
POOKIE!
2021
the other guys plays nice too ha ha, sounds really good
Honestly the version on Bring On The Night is unbeatable
A nice stick twirl around 1:57.
Con i Police è un'altra cosa manca Stewart Copeland e Andy
Vinnie Colaiuta é un'altro livello
Is this concert available in BluRay or DVD ?
There’s a dvd of this. Downloaded this on torrent long ago. It’s from Amnesty International concert w/ Peter Gabriel, Sinead O’Connor etc.
VINNIE "IS" God....
What the heck is Sting doing?
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"Slow down Vinnie" at 2:13 ?
For sure. He was like ‘chill chill’
Hair
Vinnie is good.
But Stewart is the man!
Vinnie sits very low on the drums
Preferred Omar's take on this particular song. I doubt Vinnie would do so many heavy fills these days.
Agree about Omar
Some might want to kill me here but I prefer Omar’s feel, to me he is greasier and I prefer that.
@@Monsterdrumma I felt the same way when John Scofield went from Omar to Dennis Chambers. The feel and musicality on Still Warm is superb.
Love Vin sorry Stew played it better just no substitute 🤟🥁🤟
Aye
As of 3/24/21, 4 Ringo worshippers disliked this video.
Many drummers who love Vinnie love Ringo. Even Vinnie loves Ringo.
@@Gretchluver1 You're funny. Do you actually think your retort makes my previous statement untrue?
Too bad Stings career didn’t go anywhere….
😂
Better to have patched things up with Stewart Copeland than turn to the KING of soulless chops-meisters.
Is that your take on Vinnie?
For forty years or so, the list of world renowned musicians and song writers who like that "soulless" sound has been fairly . . . large.
Become a drummer and or a musician first , until then you are stuck with soulless thoughts it's as simple as that
😳😆. Vinnie!!!!
Vinnie is the most recorded & successful drummer in history. Multi Millionaire
Ok - of COURSE Vinnie is killing it, but we also gotta cut some slack for Sting - assimilating to Vinnie & being INCREDIBLE