The cymbals sound great and really fit this type of music. By the way, "Paiste" means "sunshine" in estonian and finnish. The guy that founded the company was Toomas Paiste. Some trivia for those who didn't know :)
Boh man this is drumming!!!! Why? It is grooving from the beginning till the end! This video just show us how good Jeff really was! even a slow drumbeat like this has a very nice groove, played by the one and only groovemaster Jeff Porcaro I miss the man a lot his music will be played forever💙 It just show us drummers that you don’t have to play quike to sound good. And Jeff was all about groove, you hear it in all his music.wich makes him the best drummer of all times. It is a shame that he died so young. But still his music makes me happy.
Absolutely there is/was not any other drummer that could drum like Jeff.Even today yes you have outstanding drummers but Jeff will be my N1 drummer of all times. 👌
For those interested, here's the setup he's using in this recording: RUDE 14" Hi-Hat with rivets in the bottom cymbal 2002 19" Medium Formula 602 16" Paperthin Formula 602 20" Medium Ride 2002 20" Heavy Crash Percussion Set
@@johnc3084 this was a 1984 Modern Drummer sound supplement (floppy vinyl record that came in the mag that month) and it was in the middle of a 2 page Paiste ad/promo and they told all the setup there
This is a Paiste product demo released in an issue of Modern Drummer magazine. What you're hearing is "Slipping Away (part-II) by David Paich recorded on the 20th of December, 1983 at the Villa... with of course the one and only Jeff Parcaro.
Hi, this is an exclusive recording for a Paiste cymbals demo where Jeff and David played. This track is also a part of a James Newton Howard´record called like himself and recorded in studio live. This is also played by drummer Gavin Harrison in a modern drummer festival, must see,,, also incredible. Jeff´s sound, tempo and feels are simply unique, God bless him. Ricardo.
This was released in Modern Drummer as a vinyl 45-RPM tear-out. Periodically these were placed in the magazine for readers as product demos or as lessons in the "Sound Supplement" series. It included recordings/lessons from Peart, Erskine, Morgentein, Weckl. Paiste offered product demos from Bruford, C. Thompson, and Porcaro. Jeff's Paiste set-up in this recording is: 2002 19"Medium 602 16" Paperthin 602 Medium Ride 2002 20" Heavy Crash Rude 14" HH's w/sizzles on the bottom cymbal
cool seeing you here! I remember playing along w/ this 40 yrs ago when it came out - so good! I'm here now b/c I downloaded this audio y-day and put it in my DAW last night - SO fun to play/record with!
@@JeffWald WOW! Where does all that time go? Gavin Harrison has a version a verion of this (from PASIC 2008) to that he spices up... I'll be looking forward to your version as well. Cheers!
Nice serpentine groove; still remember this as a Modern Drummer plastic insert. From various posts I learned this is Slippin' Away II and first appeared on James Newton-Howard's Sheffield Lab. I ordered it on Amazon for $6. The next time I'm irritated by someone inflicting their bad taste in music on everybody when stopped at a red light, I'll crank this up!
Jeff had such a cool grove! It's little wonder he was so good, his father Joe Porcaro is a great drummer also. I have 2 of Joe's books: Drumset Method & Groovin' with the ODD TIMES. They are both excellent.
Phenomenal! I love Jeff as much as I do anyone in Toto, but why isn’t anyone talking about Paich’s work in this?! It shows that these 2 were playing since they were kids
This was a plastic record insert in Modern Drummer demonstrating Paiste Cymbal products. The issue date was somtime in the early 1980's. Jeff Porcaro..........One of THE great groove masters!
I got this answer from Rich Mangicaro: "Mike, I believe this is from the Paiste Sound sheet collection - we used to offer 45" vinyl sheets, featuring various players...Jeff was one of them. Bruford was also included in them. This recording dates back to the early 80's, I believe."
@deathrockerlawyer This song was recorded on a so called "Flexidisc" and was included in a Modern Drummer Magazine issue back in the '80s. Greetz, Paul Damen Then Netherlands
I can remember buying a Toshiba 'walkman' back in the day, which came with a demo cassette featuring music by David Paich. Not sure if Jeff played on it. Think I still have it somewhere...
I still have the cd JNH & Friends. It was on Sheffield labs.It it still is one hell of a composition. I can't say how good the whole thing is, except this track is only a "teaser". Peace yall. :)
@deathrockerlawyer I got this answer from Rich Macgicaro "Mike, I believe this is from the Paiste Sound sheet collection - we used to offer 45" vinyl sheets, featuring various players...Jeff was one of them. Bruford was also included in them. This recording dates back to the early 80's, I believe."
Esto fue editado por Modern Drummer en un formato de mini disco dentro de la revista mostrando distintos productos. En esta muestra tambien esta Bill Bruford, Chester Thompson y Terry Bozzio .
@funk76 This version was recorded on a "leaf disc" ( a very thin and foldable disc) and were given to all the Paiste customer... it's never been intended for commercial use but only as promotional and it was available in to all the shops selling Paiste products. I know it because my older brother bought a Paiste HI HAT and they gave him that leaf disc... it was 1981 or so...
Sorry, I don't have any idea where is this coming from, I downloaded this song long time ago from the Napster, and I found it in a data CD I burned long time ago.
i got the james newton howard cd from amazon at a reasonable price! it was worth it the playing is awesome as you,d expect with porcaro,s jeff,steve and dad joe pluss paich and james! a short album but quality not quantity!
Great Demo! And I like the way Jeff demonstrating the cymbals here. Is anybody know what type of Paiste Cymbals Jeff demonstrated in this recording? Any details about it? I wish...
@RaincloudmusicTFS6 But... hey... isn't this demo created in the early 80s? At that time the 2002 Cymbal series was so popular, and those cymbals were used by Jeff for Toto-IV albums and tour (it is mentioned in Toto website for Jeff's equipment. And in this demo I heard some cup chimes played instead of Splashes and Chinas. I'm sure this is 2002 series!!!
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The cymbals sound great and really fit this type of music. By the way, "Paiste" means "sunshine" in estonian and finnish. The guy that founded the company was Toomas Paiste. Some trivia for those who didn't know :)
These cymbals sound great but what are they?
Boh man this is drumming!!!!
Why? It is grooving from the beginning till the end! This video just show us how good Jeff really was! even a slow drumbeat like this has a very nice groove, played by the one and only groovemaster Jeff Porcaro I miss the man a lot his music will be played forever💙
It just show us drummers that you don’t have to play quike to
sound good. And Jeff was all about groove, you hear it in all his music.wich makes him the best drummer of all times.
It is a shame that he died so young. But still his music makes me happy.
Omg,I had this on floppy black vinyl,it came with Modern Drummer,thank you for bringing back the memories.
Unbelievable musicianship...oh God that pocket! The one and only JP.
I could listen to this over and over.Jeffrey was so special. If I want to introduce someone to Jeff I'm playing them this.
This is way better than most of today’s charts!! Love you, Jeff!
Oh wow. I've heard Gavin Harrison play this, but never knew it was Jeff.
Jeff Porcaro (I think) was the best drummer of all times.
He was absolutely un'beat'able in Steely Dan. And then came TOTO, wow!
According to Walter, when he toured with The Dan, he was the highest paid member of the band.
Absolutely there is/was not any other drummer that could drum like Jeff.Even today yes you have outstanding drummers but Jeff will be my N1 drummer of all times. 👌
Agree totally
totalcontrast and rightly so he earned it
For those interested, here's the setup he's using in this recording:
RUDE 14" Hi-Hat with rivets in the bottom cymbal
2002 19" Medium
Formula 602 16" Paperthin
Formula 602 20" Medium Ride
2002 20" Heavy Crash
Percussion Set
Any video footage of Jeff Porcaro playing this Paiste promo?
Thank you, but how did you know?
@@johnc3084 this was a 1984 Modern Drummer sound supplement (floppy vinyl record that came in the mag that month) and it was in the middle of a 2 page Paiste ad/promo and they told all the setup there
This is a Paiste product demo released in an issue of Modern Drummer magazine. What you're hearing is "Slipping Away (part-II) by David Paich recorded on the 20th of December, 1983 at the Villa... with of course the one and only Jeff Parcaro.
Jeff Porcaro, Mike Porcaro and Carlos Vega in my heart !!! Shannon Forrest my new Hero !!!
Hi, this is an exclusive recording for a Paiste cymbals demo where Jeff and David played. This track is also a part of a James Newton Howard´record called like himself and recorded in studio live. This is also played by drummer Gavin Harrison in a modern drummer festival, must see,,, also incredible.
Jeff´s sound, tempo and feels are simply unique, God bless him.
Ricardo.
This was released in Modern Drummer as a vinyl 45-RPM tear-out. Periodically these were placed in the magazine for readers as product demos or as lessons in the "Sound Supplement" series. It included recordings/lessons from Peart, Erskine, Morgentein, Weckl. Paiste offered product demos from Bruford, C. Thompson, and Porcaro.
Jeff's Paiste set-up in this recording is:
2002 19"Medium
602 16" Paperthin
602 Medium Ride
2002 20" Heavy Crash
Rude 14" HH's w/sizzles on the bottom cymbal
cool seeing you here! I remember playing along w/ this 40 yrs ago when it came out - so good! I'm here now b/c I downloaded this audio y-day and put it in my DAW last night - SO fun to play/record with!
@@JeffWald WOW! Where does all that time go?
Gavin Harrison has a version a verion of this (from PASIC 2008) to that he spices up... I'll be looking forward to your version as well. Cheers!
glad this is online i have this in vinyl packed away when i first got it i would play it over and over awesome track.
Same here. This vinyl demo came as a pull out in the Modern Drummer mag bag in the late 70's. I still have mine!
Many thanks for posting! Damn, what do I miss Jeff . The world's best groovin' drummer ever.
Nice serpentine groove; still remember this as a Modern Drummer plastic insert. From various posts I learned this is Slippin' Away II and first appeared on James Newton-Howard's Sheffield Lab. I ordered it on Amazon for $6. The next time I'm irritated by someone inflicting their bad taste in music on everybody when stopped at a red light, I'll crank this up!
Jeff Porcaro,Mike Porcaro and Mike Porcaro and Carlos Vega in my heart !!!
The coolest 3 minutes 38 seconds of my life.
O damn! It's such a shame Jeff isn't on this planet anymore!!! Timing and groove all over!!!
The rhythm is so groovy and solid!
Great - Paiste put that out on vinyl ! ... imagin that today ;-)
Jeff had such a cool grove!
It's little wonder he was so good, his father Joe Porcaro is a great drummer also. I have 2 of Joe's books: Drumset Method & Groovin' with the ODD TIMES. They are both excellent.
Phenomenal! I love Jeff as much as I do anyone in Toto, but why isn’t anyone talking about Paich’s work in this?! It shows that these 2 were playing since they were kids
This is from a small vinyl record from the vintage modern drummer magazines, this is a rare video dang!
This was a plastic record insert in Modern Drummer demonstrating Paiste Cymbal products. The issue date was somtime in the early 1980's. Jeff Porcaro..........One of THE great groove masters!
Jeff - playing direct from the heart. Groovemaster. Adding a symphonic dimension to the rockband Toto.
I got this answer from Rich Mangicaro: "Mike, I believe this is from the Paiste Sound sheet collection - we used to offer 45" vinyl sheets, featuring various players...Jeff was one of them. Bruford was also included in them. This recording dates back to the early 80's, I believe."
Chester Thompson has one also when he played Paiste.
Paiste sent me some folders in mid 80ties and thin plastic vinyl with this song, also one with Chester Thompson
+Krzysztof Arski i STILL have my copy of THIS on the plastic record...lol straight out of Modern Drummer
@funk76 This was an insert from a Modern Drummer magazine Paiste add from the 80s, actually have it and listened to it many times. Jeff was GREAT.
Jeff is my drum hero. My #1.
@deathrockerlawyer This song was recorded on a so called "Flexidisc" and was included in a Modern Drummer Magazine issue back in the '80s.
Greetz,
Paul Damen
Then Netherlands
I agree with "goodchart" below. I remember this song from a free insert in the Modern Drummer magazine as a kid. Those were the days...
It's from a 1980's something issue of Modern Drummer magazine. I have this soundsheet.
Soundsheets! I have been trying for years to remember what these things were called!
I can remember buying a Toshiba 'walkman' back in the day, which came with a demo cassette featuring music by David Paich. Not sure if Jeff played on it. Think I still have it somewhere...
More then likely
LOL !!
I sooo remember those !! brings back memories..Jeff was a superb drummer..
I still have the cd JNH & Friends. It was on Sheffield labs.It it still is one hell of a composition. I can't say how good the whole thing is, except this track is only a "teaser". Peace yall. :)
RIP Jeff, Mike, Papa Joe and Carlos Vega.
It's also on James Newton Howard and friends. On Sheffield Labs.
yeah but different version.
@deathrockerlawyer I got this answer from Rich Macgicaro "Mike, I believe this is from the Paiste Sound sheet collection - we used to offer 45" vinyl sheets, featuring various players...Jeff was one of them. Bruford was also included in them. This recording dates back to the early 80's, I believe."
Chester Thompson had one as well when he palyed Paiste.
No, Jeff. Thank YOU.
Esto fue editado por Modern Drummer en un formato de mini disco dentro de la revista mostrando distintos productos. En esta muestra tambien esta Bill Bruford, Chester Thompson y Terry Bozzio .
A 45 size wax square. I am glad that I still have it.
I wish this was on video, he's a machine.
gavin harrison anyone ??
Yes, Gav' did it as tribute to Jeff, and he did it very well.
@funk76
This version was recorded on a "leaf disc" ( a very thin and foldable disc) and were given to all the Paiste customer... it's never been intended for commercial use but only as promotional and it was available in to all the shops selling Paiste products.
I know it because my older brother bought a Paiste HI HAT and they gave him that leaf disc... it was 1981 or so...
You could also get in in Modern Drummer magazine. I still have it and the magazine.
All I have to say is Wow. Never got why Jeff and Paich never did a project together besides Toto and the sessions they worked on together.
I guess you gotta ask what else could they have done?? :)
Pocaro is one who enhanced what GADD laid down on time and groove less is more.
Billy Ward reminds me of this playing approach as well
I have this on vinyl. golden!!
Jeff Porcaro Forever Great!!!
Fabulous
I love Jeff.
I remember this from when originally done. Wow!!!
Sorry, I don't have any idea where is this coming from, I downloaded this song long time ago from the Napster, and I found it in a data CD I burned long time ago.
Paiste sound sheet from a Modern Drummer magazine circa mid 1980's. I still habe it and the magazine.
The album version is a bit faster I prefer this so groovy !!
@@adofonconi9753 slippin away ll James Newton Howard and friends
i got the james newton howard cd from amazon at a reasonable price! it was worth it the playing is awesome as you,d expect with porcaro,s jeff,steve and dad joe pluss paich and james! a short album but quality not quantity!
Jeff and paiste rule
This was actually a 45 single which, I believe was released in a modern drummer issue. I still have the single
It was. I have that wax square also.
@RaincloudmusicTFS6 I believe the cymbals are Paiste 2002 series, or some combination with GIANT BEAT and RUDE series.
RUDE 2002 and the Paiste percussion set: cup chimes, sound discs etc.
Fabulous....
Any video footage of Jeff Porcaro playing this Paiste promo?
Paiste Cymbals! They just stand out, somehow. You can the difference.
Bruh, this is better than the official version. lmao. Jeff rocks.
This is the Paiste sound sheet from 1985 that was inside of Modern Drummer.
I am.glad Instill have it.
Slippin' Away II *!*
Great Demo! And I like the way Jeff demonstrating the cymbals here.
Is anybody know what type of Paiste Cymbals Jeff demonstrated in this recording? Any details about it? I wish...
@RaincloudmusicTFS6 But... hey... isn't this demo created in the early 80s? At that time the 2002 Cymbal series was so popular, and those cymbals were used by Jeff for Toto-IV albums and tour (it is mentioned in Toto website for Jeff's equipment. And in this demo I heard some cup chimes played instead of Splashes and Chinas. I'm sure this is 2002 series!!!
The demo was included as an insert in Modern Drummer magazine. I still have it and the magazine.
I think I just came in my pants!!! Awesome stuff. R.I.P. Jeff Porcaro.
@RaincloudmusicTFS6 But "Kingdom of Desire" is started in 1990-91. Does it mean that his cymbal set hasn't changed since Toto-IV era?
@RaincloudmusicTFS6 Oh, I see...
What paiste products are they?
@dmd8ta Yeap, that's where i got mine from!!!!
Jeffrey!
do you still have this track on your pc man?
....I'd give it a 10, cause I can Valtz 2 it..........
Jeff do yo smoking
Those damn cigarettes 🚬 did him in ☹️
JTP