@@Azarable Just a lot of practicing. You kind of have to re-learn because reggae is so different from other styles. Takes a lot of time, been doing it 20 years.
The most admirable and not so well dignified drummer of all time. Always listening and carefully follow bob’s improvising and telling a story behind him. Great work to learn all this beautiful song men.
@@OneDrop504 Loyd "Tinleg" Adams should be on the list of top Jamaican drummers. I agree with that 💯 percent. In some videos of live Bob Marley concerts in the late 1970's and early 1980's, I have seen Carlton Barrett using Yamaha drumkits. In the concert of 1979 in Santa Barbara, Carlton Barrett used a blue colored Yamaha drumkit. It was probably rental gear though.
@@Azarable Well, they stopped making 3 ply Ludwig sets in 1976. So you don't see him play them much after 1977. From memory, last time I've seen him playing on a Ludwig 3 Ply was the Live at the Rainbow video, which was 1977. And I think that was his personal set, which was destroyed in a fire at some point.
@@OneDrop504 I think that the Ludwig drumkit that Carlton used in 1977 was given to him by Bob Marley as a gift. Bob Marley got that drumkit from the United States. I think it was from Delaware or New York. I can't remember. That drumset was destroyed in a fire in a club in Jamaica.
That my friend is not easily done. Nice F'n job! I'm very impressed. Carly had a very unique and distinct hi hat style. It helped define Robert's musical sound and style.
He's definitely up there. One of the few if only that made his own hi hat patterns. I think Tinleg is right up there though, his syncopated snare and kick blows everyone out of the water.
Great to listen to it with drums getting what it deserves in terms of sound recording, which I still think that drums did not get what it takes in the recording history with the exception of some studios like Dynamic Sounds or Burning Sounds records. The rest (the music itself) is purely Jamaican mastery of drumming and you get it right man, respect.
This is amazing, the same duplicate of what Carly played back then, history is now re-witnessed... :D. Pls do record in a brighter room again and arrange the camera to focus on hi-hat, since the hi hat is the most difficult and tricky parts of Carlton Barrett.
my hat goes out to you for starting what i've always dreamt of doing. Honestly, I thought no one on youtube will imitate carly's drumming but u nailed it! Big time! How much listening did you have to do to get it so perfect?
Im not sure, iv never timed it. Maybe a week or 2. Sometimes a day or two. Depends on how much i listen to it. Depends on how long the song is, depends on how well i know the song already, or if its something i have never heard.
OneDrop504 I love drumming to Blackman redemption, always follows Carltons drumming since intermediate school, maybe earlier, sometimes a good joint helps too, my friends loved me playing war from the Babylon by bus album, small axe was a real challenge for me from the countryman soundtrack
Badass drummer!! Nailed Carly's style perfect
Thanks so much
@@OneDrop504 I have a question. How were you able to play Carlton Barrett's drumming style??
@@Azarable Just a lot of practicing. You kind of have to re-learn because reggae is so different from other styles. Takes a lot of time, been doing it 20 years.
@@OneDrop504 Oh okay. I love Carlton Barrett's style of reggae. I will start practicing these drum beats everyday to get better.
NIce, I must learn to play like this...
The most admirable and not so well dignified drummer of all time. Always listening and carefully follow bob’s improvising and telling a story behind him.
Great work to learn all this beautiful song men.
wow amazin ya playin so well ! ya keep the legacy of this genius drummer ! big up
Calry live when you play these songs.
Thanks for share to all your talent.
Thanks for sharing your love and passion.
The way Carly makes you drive that hi-hat! OH how you FEEL it. Beautifully done.
Pyramidtone thank you
@Hotters 7060 Lloyd "Tinleg" Adams belongs at the top of that list in my opinion.
@@OneDrop504 Loyd "Tinleg" Adams should be on the list of top Jamaican drummers. I agree with that 💯 percent.
In some videos of live Bob Marley concerts in the late 1970's and early 1980's, I have seen Carlton Barrett using Yamaha drumkits. In the concert of 1979 in Santa Barbara, Carlton Barrett used a blue colored Yamaha drumkit. It was probably rental gear though.
@@Azarable Well, they stopped making 3 ply Ludwig sets in 1976. So you don't see him play them much after 1977. From memory, last time I've seen him playing on a Ludwig 3 Ply was the Live at the Rainbow video, which was 1977. And I think that was his personal set, which was destroyed in a fire at some point.
@@OneDrop504 I think that the Ludwig drumkit that Carlton used in 1977 was given to him by Bob Marley as a gift. Bob Marley got that drumkit from the United States. I think it was from Delaware or New York. I can't remember. That drumset was destroyed in a fire in a club in Jamaica.
Well done...well done indeed.
Pure Genius...listen to the live version all the time.
Perfect!!!ALL i got to stay...
Playing whit Bob...i play a Lot too..
He teach me...,😊😎
nice played :-)
Great Job!! I think you're the best reggae drummer. Keep it up!!! I look forward to more videos soon!!
sounds great, nice!
Perfect !
You have skills! Thanks for sharing your talents with us!
Tremendo! Labor of love☀️
That my friend is not easily done. Nice F'n job! I'm very impressed. Carly had a very unique and distinct hi hat style. It helped define Robert's musical sound and style.
Arthur Tillman thank you
...definitely a Carly prodigy! 👊
I've seen all your videos, let me tell you , what a great drummer bredda, keep on jamming man, blessed love! Jahlove!
On point… Much respect…☮🔥
Carlton de best ever lived drummer of all time.
He's definitely up there. One of the few if only that made his own hi hat patterns. I think Tinleg is right up there though, his syncopated snare and kick blows everyone out of the water.
Fantastic, man
very cool man ... your reggae drumming is quite the speciality!
Respect!
I really love your video, I play clavinet and organ and would be happy to play some music with you!
Great to listen to it with drums getting what it deserves in terms of sound recording, which I still think that drums did not get what it takes in the recording history with the exception of some studios like Dynamic Sounds or Burning Sounds records. The rest (the music itself) is purely Jamaican mastery of drumming and you get it right man, respect.
This is amazing, the same duplicate of what Carly played back then, history is now re-witnessed... :D.
Pls do record in a brighter room again and arrange the camera to focus on hi-hat, since the hi hat is the most difficult and tricky parts of Carlton Barrett.
"listen and learn"
Beakal Gobena that's my dad and that is when we moved houses. That was the brightest place.
@@RobertSlover Carlton Barrett was the greatest drummer in reggae music history.
@@Azarable ?/
Jah Mon!
Any new videos soon??
Always checking your channel too see
my hat goes out to you for starting what i've always dreamt of doing. Honestly, I thought no one on youtube will imitate carly's drumming but u nailed it! Big time! How much listening did you have to do to get it so perfect?
Im not sure, iv never timed it. Maybe a week or 2. Sometimes a day or two. Depends on how much i listen to it. Depends on how long the song is, depends on how well i know the song already, or if its something i have never heard.
OneDrop504 I love drumming to Blackman redemption, always follows Carltons drumming since intermediate school, maybe earlier, sometimes a good joint helps too, my friends loved me playing war from the Babylon by bus album, small axe was a real challenge for me from the countryman soundtrack
@@OneDrop504 where are you from?
@@juanmanuelpinol4268New Orleans
@@OneDrop504 you ve got the reggae vintage style 🔥 How can i contact you?
O cara era fenomenal
You need to be drumming with wailers, for real, you can carry Carly’s sound amazing
so good! what set do you have ?
It's a 73 Ludwig, so it's pretty much what was mostly used in the early 70'sm late 60's by most reggae drummers.
@@OneDrop504 post again
NICE! That snare sound! and the tom-toms with only one drumhead really roots! What snare is that? and what drumheads?
@Diego Pinto Muñoz That snare drum being used in this video is a Ludwig aluminum Supraphonic.
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Did you recover yet where are the new videos??
I'm recovered, getting the feel back, learning new songs. I have a bunch I'm going to do. All Carlton Barrett and Lloyd Tinleg Adams.
@@OneDrop504 Great!! Can’t wait! That sounds exciting😄
красава чувак, Продолжай в том же духе
vladx144 I don't know what you are saying
One drop
The best butteur inthe world is carlton
The best what?
os loucos os loucos tirem os carecas loucos
Who are you?
Just a Reggae drummer in south Louisiana, where no one plays Reggae.
+Biff Ludwig Is that you in the video?
Yes it is, hope you like.
+Biff Ludwig You have two TH-cam accounts?
Yep.
u never replyhuh?
I wouldnt say never.