Quincy Davis - New York Jazz Stories, and Making The Tradition Personal

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[@knuthagedorn]

Wow, this is so profound, I actually have to pause several times in order to let each thought sink in.

[@Kennyisbananas]

What a beautiful and cathartic interview.

[@jcbozich]

Quincy was a great guest. Your interview skills are improving as well. Meeting heroes is a fabulous addition to your channel. Keep up the good work!

[@bennymalone]

Two of the best teachers, this is gold

[@brianchristiansen3828]

Loved this one, Nate. I’m a big Quincy fan, both his channel, but I only recently discovered his albums which are fantastic.

[@ryandstailey]

Just popping in to say I'm thankful you're still regularly uploading content. Thanks for sticking around. #unintendedpuns

[@Cymbalgroove]

Quincy is a beautiful drummer and person.

[@xgreco]

Quincy is such a relaxed and friendly guy. Great interview

[@a5dr3]

You’re killing it bro. These interviews greatly enhance what was already an awesome channel. I’m sure you already are but try and interview everyone!

[@tomcarr4630]

Thank you for this wonderful conversation! I have been devouring Quincy's TH-cam lessons for years. I watch many of them numerous times. Between Quincy's videos, downloads and store, it;s a top notch education at your fingertips. ( I enjoy your content as well, and was happy to see your talents recognized by Drumeo),

[@alejandrocifuentes603]

Grat to see Q on this podcast. Hurrey for both of you guys

[@deanwthompson5633]

Loved this interview! Didn't know Q spoke Japanese! Explains the Anpanman plushy in the background.

[@wannabeadrummer]

Love listening to both of you, you've both improved my drumming skills endlessly 😊

[@rogersat]

Fantastic interview. He’s a great player but you can tell he’s a great teacher too.

[@camdendebruin6667]

27:10 The Muse sending me right back to The War of Art lol

[@powlobo.m.b.]

Quincy’s channel is pretty good!! Great interview!

[@cfoldesh]

Lot's of insights here. Nice to hear Neal Smith mentioned- that's a solid dude!

[@simonvasey8546]

Two of my favourites sharing stories. Let's Goooooooo

[@HANDSnSTICKS]

Great stuff !!

[@maxosawa]

Great interview! Q is the best

[@itwasbetterwithhats820]

Prof! Love you man!

[@Tonyclaret1]

Great Teacher !!

[@davidfriedlaender4130]

Love you 80/20 but Quincy is my man, because I am a lifetime Jazz listener - finally getting to playing and humbly learning- you both have been inspirations-thanks!

[@jasonshort1437]

Wonderful and insightful conversation!

[@thechangeups]

how come you didn't put this on spotify? love all these interviews

[@DonSandersonDrums]

Great interview Nate. Two very intelligent drum masters talking about deep concepts that are crucial for musical drumming. Loved it. Thank you!

[@jackbails]

Really great! I love eating up everything that Quincy puts out. And you Nate are doing really great 'Beato-esque' interviews but with my favourite drummers! (Dan Weiss, Quincy etc.) Keep it up!

[@jgillott]

Glad to hear Quincy mention Neal Smith. If the same person, I met Neal 17 years ago at a drum show in New Hampshire. We struck up something of a friendship for awhile. He was kind enough to attend a Day of Percussion in my state in 2009. Also, I've been subscribed to Quincy's channel for a couple of years where I've learned a lot about traditional jazz drumming.

[@thibaultfoulon1982]

Thank you for that. This is gold.

[@jazzhole8208]

Favorite Jazz Prof 🙌🥁

[@filipkasprzyk9564]

❤

[@cfoldesh]

25:09-26:16

[@illie2852]

I’d love to see a young cat like roni kaspi on here.