Dance With The Devil - Tribute to Cozy Powell by Sina
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Another song of the category 'most requested songs'. I hope we did this justice!
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Original song written by Phil Dennys & Michael Hayes
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I promised a cozy feeling and what's cozier than a father - daughter project - particularly when the object of the project is drummer Cozy Powell...
THE SONG - "Dance With The Devil" is a drum solo / instrumental co-written by keyboard player/arranger Phil Dennys and producer Michael Peter Hayes (better known as Mickie Most). It incorporates a drum solo by Cozy Powell (born Colin Trevor Flooks). The bass player is Suzi Quatro who was also connected with Most's Rak Records. The song was recorded and released in 1973. Exact dates don't seem to be available.
For a drum-centric song, "Dance With The Devil" did well in the charts. It entered the Billboard Hot 100 at #89 on Mar 16, 1974 and peaked at #49 on Apr 27. It was last seen at #59 on May 11, 1974 after 9 weeks on the chart. It fared even better in the UK reaching #3 on the Singles Chart in January 1974.
Part of the song is based on a theme from "Third Stone from the Sun" from Jimi Hendrix's 1967 album 'Are You Experienced'.
THE DRUMMER - Cozy Powell was born in Gloucestershire, England. An adoptee, he never knew his biological parents. He started playing drums in the school orchestra at the age of 12. His classmates nicknamed him Cozy after American drummer Cozy Cole. At 16, he left school, went to Germany, and joined a band. He told 'Modern Drummer' magazine, "There was no opportunity at all in England unless you were in a professional band and had been around for a while. You really had to go abroad if you were an amateur or up-and-coming musician, which is what I did. I spent three years over there."
Cozy never learned to read music and said he was self-taught. He wanted to be a rock drummer and wasn't into jazz drummers. "Two who influenced me the most were Brian Bennett from the Shadows and Bobby Elliot from the Hollies. People would ask why I wasn’t into Buddy Rich. I wasn’t aiming to be Buddy Rich. I just wanted to be the best in my field, so I watched the drummers who I thought were the two top pop drummers at the time."
In the early '70s, he auditioned for Jeff Beck and got the gig. He was on two albums, the self-titled 'Jeff Beck Group' (1970) and 'Rough and Ready' (1972). When Beck's group broke up, Powell concentrated on session work. In 1973, while he was playing in sessions with Alexis Korner's rock-big band fusion project CCS, producer Mickie Most approached Cozy about doing a solo recording. He discussed the project with 'Modern Drummer' -
"I was in about six groups between Jeff and Rainbow. One was called Bedlam, which came to the States and did a very brief tour with Black Sabbath. There was another one called Big Bertha, and another one called Strange Brew, which never actually played. Then I did a drum single, which took a half an hour to do, in 1973. That was quite fun. It was called “Dance With The Devil” and I think it was in the Top 40 in just about every country in the world." Asked if it was his composition, Cozy answered, "Not really. I mean, it was just a drum rhythm. I couldn’t really say I wrote it. It was just something that came into my head. It was Mickie Most’s idea. He said, “I’ve got this idea for a tune. Throw a few rhythms at me.” So I just sat and played a few things. He said, “I think we’ll do it like this.” He just said, “Play this; try that.” He did the producer’s job. We finished it and I thought no more about it. The next month, I noticed it at the bottom of the charts, creeping up and up and up and up. It was a very big hit over here."
After taking a one year break, Cozy continued his career with Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow, Michael Schenker, Whitesnake, Emerson Lake and Powell, Jack Bruce, Gary Moore, Black Sabbath and many other artists. His life was cut short in a gruesome car accident in 1998 at the age of 50.
THE COLLABORATION - Despite Sina's reluctance to do drum solos, she has tackled them before in "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" and "Wipeout". The latter, in 2016, was also a father-daughter project and this collab emulates it. Sina even pulled out the same shirt she wore and Mike tried, quite successfully, to recreate his '"Wipeout" look'.
Sina is credited with drums - no doubt about that. She gives them quite a vigorous workout too. Mike is credited with "Everything else" which means guitars, keyboards, and bass. The keyboard work is excellent. I wish there was some video of it but I'm told that some think pressing keys doesn't look very cool. I don't agree but, in any case, it sounds very cool. Mike's keyboard work here provides an organ, a brass section, and the mysterious voice of Arwen that puzzled us for many months.
Rosanna was tempted to ask Sina some questions about her drumming but decided that her performance speaks for itself. Since this is her tribute to Cozy, who was a play by feel drummer, there really is nothing to ask. One needs only to listen and feel...
Amazing as every single week, thanks again, Juliet and Rosanna!!
thanks for the info. as great as Sina and Mike are talent wise, they are even greater as people, always doing for other people of all ages, from getting young talent seen, to doing projects with music, for all types of groups and age wise.
Thanks for the interesting read *Juliet P* I never knew *_Sina_* was reluctant to doing solos. You and *Rosanna* have a great weekend!
Hi Sina, you're welcome and thanks! I think amazing is better applied to what you and your dad did in the video above but I've learned to be gracious in accepting thanks myself. It's always a good feeling to know your work is appreciated whether it's playing music or just writing about it.
Lonnie - you are absolutely correct.
Santa - I seem to have that impression. If I'm wrong, I'm sure she'll chime back in but I think she follows Ringo's philosophy about drum solos - rarely, and if ever, brief. That's what makes her excursions like this one so compelling.
@@julietp.5877 true
Sina on drums, and her Dad with that same guitar from Wipe Out, can only be described as AWESOME!!!
This brought tears in my eyes...brilliant. I'm an old man, grown up in those times...how much joy is it, watching this young woman doin the drums like it's 40 years ago? She's really into it and I will call HOPE
Sins, As a professional Drummer for 30 years, you are showing up a lot of drummers out there who are now going to work extra hard to even come close to you. Good on you girl!
Watching with mouth open at the sheer excellence of this performance. You're a genius kiddo!!!🏅🏆
Great ......one of ( maybe the ) best covers of that song.
You're a bless ! Your future is gonna be awesome. I'm 62 years old and I can't stop watching you baby. God bless you!
Wow!!! Talk about making your dad proud - you are an incredible talent. Thank you for sharing this with us!
This video is Sina's 74th to reach one million views on her channel. She also has 5 on Jadyn Rylee's channel with Jadyn. Another 9 of her videos have 900K or more views and will reach the one million mark in the coming months. Not bad for a niche channel by a young lady from a small town in Germany.
I think her talent is at the top! She really is one of the very best, man or women!
Not bad at all! How many YT channels are watched by Opa's with their granddaughters? Not many, but this one is, regularly!
I think I have listened to this 50 times in the last three months since I happened upon this young lady’s channel and she never ceases to put a smile on my face. It’s infectious to watch someone with so much talent and passion just rip. Sina your covers and collaborations are a joy to listen to.
An incredible talent.
I have just come across Sina drumming now and it is fantastic.
I have heard so many want to be drummers play this. Sina you not only nailed it, you played it with extras. What a girl, you know those drums.
Great tribute to Cozy. loved his drumming with Rainbow. RIP
I have been following Sina for years, Drummers always travel to a different beat of their own...Sina can duplicate every style and often better than the original, even when beat by beat never missing on favorite hits.
I am amazed at how Sina has ability to use every muscle in in fingers, hands, wrists, shoulders,
legs feet and hips and thighs and use all to do different tasks with each and makes it look simple.
Sina, you are a master above all I have ever seen. I am 71 and have always loved the drums in all types of music,since I was 12. You,Sina, are the best drummer I have ever watched. And you are still young. I will join soon as my S.S.check comes next month. I can't give much more than praise for your expertise with your instrument.
A drum is an instrument.
A guitar is an instrument
Your entire drum set and mics are great, but YOU are the instrument.
God Bless you and keep on drumming .I love everything you cover. I like most all the song ,too, but you are the instrument and no one can touch you.
Wow thats a long one lol
I am a bit surprised how few classic rock fans know about Cozy Powell ... he was the drummer for The Jeff Beck Band, as well as Black Sabbath, Whitesnake and a bunch of other famous groups at various times. He died under tragic circumstances and I'm sure he's looking down and smiling at this tribute. Rock on Sina!
And not to mention the biggest of them all - Rainbow. (biggest when the mighty Dio was still there)
To me he was the best when playing with Rainbow and also recording with Queen Guitarist Brian May for Brians solo album. They also toured and Cozy did amazing.
I only ever saw him live once, and that was when he was in Peter Green's Splinter Group. To me, he was one of the greatest rock drummers ever
i ve seen Cozy Powell in 1980 Switzerland with rainbow. he was for me the best drummer
You just described me man..61 and heard his name,but new nothing about him..esp that boney m stole his riff
I saw Cozy Powell play this in the mid 70s, he played it under a strobe light which gave it the feel of watching an old black and white news reel. This didn't need any gimmicks or light tricks, just brilliant.
It seems you enjoy to play this a lot too, Sina. I do enjoy to see & hear you and your dad (think he is) performing this exquisite composition as much. Thanks Sina. At this context many thanks to your parents & sister and all others involved in your facilitation. They soon must have realized your talent & passion. We’re now the beneficiaries of your brilliant performances & presentation. I would give you numerous thumb-up if I only could. Maybe I can compensate this drawback by sending you a thousand times “THANK YOU”, dear Sina.
Wow it just gets better and better, the drumming, the photography, the production, everything just keeps getting better and better.
Uep i got the Sina 2024 calendar its got all that bro
She's an incredible talent
I'm blown away - when you enjoy what your doing it comes through loud and clear in your performance - excellent viewing when it comes to seeing both of you together. I want to say something about your talent Sina and that is - I know you rate Ringo Starr as a drummer and have alot of respect for Ringo as I do. In saying that I saw Ringo playing in the Cavern in Liverpool. Age for age you Sina are are far more advanced than Ringo was. He was about average until the Beatles did a tour of Germany - Ringo took lessons from German drummer's. You've definitely got what it takes to also be known as a brilliant drummer. Nice going ...
Cozy Powell is definitely on my top ten list of greatest rock n roll drummers and Sina nails it, as always. Good show, luv.
The late Cozy Powell was one of my favorite rock drummers, so clean and powerful and original. What a loss.
Sina, you are awesome and have a wonderful backlog of songs you've performed.
Outstanding job Miss Doering.....power personified.....the viewer can feel your passion and love of the cover.....quick hands and clear as a bell.....Cozy Powell lives on through your hard work.....
Excellent cover of a song I used to listen to in an old jukebox in my teens. Long live Cozy in our memories.
Three and a half minutes speechless, amazed, rapt away.
A stirring music, crazy and fantastic show. Wow, excellently done!
Dad is so lucky to have such a daughter.like that guitar.You two were fantastic.Sina your one of a kind drummer.Dad, your great on that guitar...love all Sinas vidios...love you all from America.
I completely missed video before! It's so cool seeing Daughter and Dad again jamming in the basement. Wonderful tune with a wonderful musical family!! Thank you Mr. Wilbury and Miss Sina!!
Hi Greg... 1 year late on this performance, don’t know how I missed one!! Love when Mike’s in front of the camera also, a rare treat. Perhaps you can tell me where Rick’s been these past few months, I suppose it has to do w/ Sina being away at ArtEz??. Have good day. 🌴
@@nancyslider645 I missed this one as well Nancy. So we're in good company, lol. Be well!
Nice tribute to Cozy Powell. I was in eighth grade when this song came out. A long time ago!
Wow! I don't even know what to say, I'm speechless! This was what the storm raging, unreal level of skill, and speed!!! Sina, your skill is getting higher and higher, I am very happy for you that you do not stand still! Sina you unrealistically lucky that you have such a father! Your father is just gold, he is a unique dad that brought you up the way you are!!! :-))
Maxim Zemlyanski - old saying goes “the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree” - good job Sina and Dad!
What can be said apart from brilliant and outstanding
OMG Sina and dad Mike both doing what they do best ,think Cozy Powell would have loved that ,Sina you have knocked it out the park again never stop rocking babe
Top draw one of my favourite drummers covered by the best looking drummer, way to go Sina
unglaublich was für ein tempo und koordination auch kompliement an ihren vater. es macht so viel spaß dir zuzuhören.
Und hier kann man auch ohne Hintergedanken sagen, das es auch Spaß macht zuzuschauen👍
The world needs more Cozy Powell covers. He was THE rock/metal drummer!
I have heard many professionals cover this Powell piece. I cannot say that any were of better quality than this. Thumbs totally up!
That looked like a pretty good cardio-vascular workout...
Nice one
Playing the drums like a great drummer, is being a great drummer, congratulations!
Cozy would have been proud of you... you knocked it out of the ball park!!!
I always wanted to see this played. I always thought there was 2 drummers on it. But what Sina did was on point in so many ways. This is one of those pieces that is both technically demanding but also physically. Thank you for covering this. I am in awe of your talent.
I agree with you... Her Iron Butterfly cover was great... very demanding in the solo and then they rip at the end... but this cover... OMG... 3 minutes of ripping... and the look that's on her face... that's what being in the groove is all about... she was in the song... wow...
Talk about high energy wow love you girl🌹🌹🌹
Wenn sich die PC Lautsprecher die Membrane aus dem Korpus schreien, der Subwoofer unterm Schreibtisch ca. 5 cm überm Boden schwebt, die Schreibtischplatte mit Handschlägen traktiert wird und aus der Soundcard ein leises Wölkchen steigt und sich friedlich im Luftstrom des heiß gelaufenen cpu Lüfters auflöst, hat Sina mal wieder ein nettes "Ständchen" auf YT gegeben. 👍👍❤
Hallo KD - Die Beschreibung passt auch genau auf meinen Schreibtisch - 7.1 hämmert los und meine Frau schliesst hektisch die Kellertür.
Just how talented is this family dad is for real on guitar then u have sina on drums just an amazing family
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Good job. Seeing Cozy play this on 'Top of the Pops' back in 1973, inspired me to play drums, as I'm sure he did for many others.
What ever band he played in, he made it is own and definitely added to it. The one drummer I wanted to meet, but sadly never got the chance.
Great to hear people keeping his work a live. Thanks.
Sina..what you can do on the drums is like no other can and you set that bar high and out of anyone's reach.....a perfect song to prove your ability..and Mike you are the master at the guitar and accomplished producer, not only of music but, of Sina...
Once again Sina and dad puts on a great show.
I have been listening to Cozy since the 70's, and I'm sure he would be impressed!
This video is why you Sina are the best and most talent drummer on TH-cam . Great job with the tribute song Dance with the Devil to Cozy Powell.Great guitar playing from your Dad .
Sina is very, very good. But Avery Molek has something to say about who the best drummer is.
@@demetrioslakkas1358 What's an Avery Molek?
Sorry to burst your bubble but the Japanese female drummer is just as talented
You & Your Dad are great together!!
Wow fantastic beats, The Toms are my favorite sounds deep and soulful. Your Dad is an accomplished musician as well.
I love it when you and your dad play together, you two did more than did justice you nailed it! Perfection!
Well that was pretty AWESOME! I love these Daddy/Daughter dances! 😁🤘💕😎
That fill at the beginning sounded a little like Boney M's Night Flight To Venus. You got chops, girl!
From one drummer to another.....WOW!!!
Another dazzling display of drumming virtuosity. Lots of people have talents, but Sina is one of the few who have superior drumming ability. Also, let's not forget about the lead guitar player, together with Sina, they performed a harmony that can only be described as majestic.
The lead guitar Player was her dad.
Sorry, I don't know that the lead guitarist was her dad.
Phenomenal foot work. Absolutely the best ! Complete control and so relaxed! It is surprising she did not rim or break stick. You make it look so easy!
LEVEL UP!!
Your ability and confidence are off the charts.
The bravery of taking on a Cozy Powell song.
This shows your work ethic commitment.
I love watching your videos because it shows how much goes into a song. When you watch music videos, the camera is never on the drummer, so you can't see the critical work being done by the drummer.
Great job, Sina!
WOW! That was an explosion of superb awesomeness. I loved it. I really loved it when the smiles began. If you do something you love, you will never work a day in your life.
The only thing standing still in that whirlwind was your kit.....that was crazy madness....how you remember al that is beyond me....Sinatastic!!!
Saw cozy do this live at an intimate charity event at Bangor University in 1971. Just amazing.
Maine
Powell played with alot of guys back in the 80's I think he even did a stint with my Idol Michael Shenker. Love seeing young people playing REAL music with Real Instruments.
She is just Fantastic on the drums
This one is far more than a great cover for one of the great rock classics of the '70s - this one is a fabulous homage to one of the best drummers the rock has ever produced! And once again, both thumbs up to your dad - one for the super great guitar playing, the other for the same video work! I am firmly convinced that since the Rock'n'Roll sky has internet, Cozy is watching this video as well, looking forward to his drums and drumming "Dance With The Devil" with both of you. Rockin' greetings from Germany!
I never really appreciated how skillful you have to be to play the drums never mind how fit. Thanks
So awesome!!!! I could totally see in your face how much you were enjoying yourself. That's the beauty of drums.😁😁😁
Holy cow.. If this doesn't get your blood pumping, nothing will. Makes me want to get up and dance.
Fantastic.i played drums for 9 years I did this one.your Brill Dave.
Oh well done young lady well done... Im sure Cozy would be clapping up above...its a tune for drummers to enjoy and for those of us who enjoy drumming to just go...Yeah.... your dad does a great job on the guitar work
Your father has good taste. I bought this single on 45rpm vinyl when it was first released, at a music store where I was doing private drum lessons. So I guess I tried to play like this about 45 years ago. Thanks for the memories.
Well played by both of you with maximum energy on both parts. Thanks so much for all your work
WOW!! Very good.......Great piece of music and you and your pop did it justices for sure.
Love when Sina lets loose and just lets the talent flow out with her personality.
Skills of music unbound, Father and Daughter team. Thank you!
It was a hellish dance.
Sina! You were the wind, the storm and the thunder!
Very, very great production!
Thank you for sharing with us!
And there were two drummers on the cozy powell track
Yeah baby !!!!! I was there l m a 67 y.o. rocker and Cozy was to be seen many a time in my daze.
I love this be cozy when I first heard is you Sina have given me those same feeling once again almost 35 years on thank you what a fantastic cover.
Sina, I normally cut n paste over from Patreon but I see no need to for this. All I have to say is that was the most spectacular demonstration of drumming that I have ever seen in my whole life! You are beyond good or even best.. you own a new spot in the universe. Thank you Sina, that was truly breathtaking.. Shout out as well to your dad... what a great job he did on guitar and editing. Simply Sina !!!!
Exactly Frank!
Whow! Hands down, I am on my knees!
This is the most heard music ever for me, soundtrack of my youth, the good old 45 (I still own it!) had to play it over months 10 times every evening before sleeping and you nailed it 100%, unbelievable! Goosebumps measurable in centimeter!
Allerbeste Wünsche und Grüße aus der Nähe von Berlin, mach weiter so!
I so wish I was younger and/or had my health as I would try real hard to get this young lady to let me form a group around her as she truly has a God given talent. And she plays with a 'now' extremely rare passion.
I don't remember ever hearing this song in 1974. I'm glad I got the chance to become acquainted with it. That's a memorable drum part, for sure.
Sina tackled it with all of the energy and precision the song demands; with Mike's expert help, she has given us a smashing cover.
My Friday is complete.
Is there anything Sina can't do with her drum kit?
Nope.
Are you kidding Sina.. You more than did it justice.. Love the father daughter collaboration.. Hope to hear and see some more Father/Daughter videos!
I found the original was a masterpiece. And this one is extraordinary too. I wonder how so young poeple can get so much talent... Congratulations these musicians... I love hearing the music from my youth, especially so well played.... Thanks....
Without Mike encouraging and guiding Sina at a young age, we would not have the opportunity today to enjoy her expert music covers and original songs. Thank you very much Mike, for being a fantastic father!!
Cozy would have loved this. What a fantastic tribute to a great drummer!
On the drums: Hurricane Sina! Amazing!
Awesome to see you and your dad jamming, great job!
Sina du bist der HAMMER einfach nur GUT
Great Sina, Cozy Powell will listen from heaven, how beautiful you drum this song 🥁🎸🙏
sorry you have done it new follower love your stuff and I am 60 you are the best love fromLondon U K
Cozy Powell is one of the most ground breaking drummers of all time and yet he doesn’t get nearly as much credit as he deserves. Thank you so much for bringing some more recognition to his name!!
GOOD GRIEF SINA, I need a warning before you play something like this! I almost passed out from exhaustion just watching you play this song. Seriously, it's so good to see you and your dad together. I love the way he plays the guitar and how he makes all this sound and look amazing. You really rocked the drums on this one Sina. I like to thank you and your dad for all the hard work you guys do to make to these videos and yes you did justice!
Wow, wow, wow ! That young lady knows her stuff. Every year when April rolls around this tune comes to mind which has now been 50 years. Kind of like the song that ushers in spring here in the USA.
What makes a musician an entertainer is their showmanship while they are playing; 99 you have definitely crossed the Rubicon. When it comes to the total package you are a few short steps to achieving something so few have had the ability to achieve. The band playing has allowed your growth as the consummate entertainer. Great animation while playing and that is what brings people out to see you perform, bravo, bravo, encore, one more time one more time>!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1000 THNX Sina! This is one of my favourites by Cozy! U R doing it great!
This was utterly fantastic! You and Mike really outdid yourselves. Such energy! And the fact that you found the old shirt, and Mike found the old beard, just added nostalgia. I still watch your cover of "Wipe Out" over and over. You truly shine in this video!
father - daughter in smooth harmony with the elements! great.
Oh Sina ... i have always been a huge fan of Cozy and this one is great and you do it superb. Thank you for this one.
The most famous drum tune in history. Brilliant cover.
Keep on playin little lady. I am amazed at your skills and sense of rhythm....
I just tweeted this video in America. Such a powerful percussionist. Impeccable timing speed and passion. Easy on the eyes too. Ironically i have been a musician for 30 years, and you have somehow exposed a whole new perspective in music. God speed Sina. You have the gift.
Chère Sina, fantastic version of this super music for drummers. I remember when I was playing this music on stage with my group, we were teen agers!
This was "my Moment" during the concerts. Very nice memories.
Your version is wirklich great, amazing. Thanks for this great moment and for sharing it.
You are a so young Miss, but a great drummer.