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- Ex-Grateful Dead Drummer Mickey Hart brings his band of international percussion superheroes to Geo Sessions, mesmerizing all who dare step in their path with intricate patterns of rhythm. See more GeoSessions at NatGeoMusic.net
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Great sound from all and nice contribution from Sikiru Adepoju's talking drum.
Totally wicked! Drums and space were always one of my favourite parts of a GD show and maaaan, he continues to explore whole new levels I would say. The possibilities really are endless...
I used to say that I paid my $20 to hear those drums and percussion pumped through a massive PA system, and the 15 or so songs the band played were just a bonus. The sonic and vibratory impact of Drums/Space could only be experienced in person. I could (and still do) enjoy the experience of listening to recordings of GD shows, but the only way to really enjoy the experience of Drums/Space was to be bathed in the kind of sound and vibration that can only be produced by an arena-sized sound system
"Michael Hinton and Mickey are, like, extraordinary rudimental drummers. They actually won the national rudimental competition one year, which is no easy feat..." -- Bill Kreutzman
one of the best thirteen minutes of my life..incredible truly incredible!
I saw these guys live circa 2008. The raw talent on stage was incredible. Each of them took over the show at different parts. Definitely a different kind of show than most I have seen, but it was exhilarating.
Mickey, Thank you - thank you - thank you... I'm a guitarist but you've said in the 1st few minutes of this film what I've been trying to put into words my entire life. Again, thank you... Vinny Stefanelli
I've been a drummer over 35 years and I approve this video. :-)
Saw these guys at Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis. Absolutely unreal! These are some of the best musicians on the planet. They battled each other with drum solos on stage and just when you thought they couldn’t possibly out do the other, they came back with something so wicked words cannot describe it. I’ll probably never see them live again so I’m so glad my dad took me when I was younger.
Hahahaaaa.... The talking drum and konga are impressive.
Caught these guys in Lansing MI a couple years ago...unreal show....do NOT miss them if they come to your town. :)
Music is love....
Amazing dedication and talent!
Anyone who lives and breathes music the way these men do, help to make the world a better, more beautiful place.
Any percussion project is super, nothing is as powerful as drums, the heartbeat of all...Thank you Mickey...great
I will never forget one time at Hartford Civic Center Bill Kreutzman was gently playing some cymbols, then suddenly Mickey comes out from hiding and hits this LARGE gong that ROCCCCCCCKKKKKS the whole coliseium. AWESOME!!!!
So many wonderful instruments have been invented over the years. It’s crazy to think about all of them, so I’ll just list as many percussion instruments as I can off the top of my head:
Drum-set, to be sure
Congas
Bongos
Djembe
Cajons
Timbales
Shakers
Maracas
Cowbells (and you *GOTTA* have more)
Blocks
Doumbek/Darbuka
I mean the list goes on and on.
I think Mickey is on the edge of drumming, with others. What an art! I love you Mickey and the musicale energy through a heart beat and a vast stick in hand life.
Also had a chance to see Zakir Hussein once live and woooooow! So in tune to the rhythm, melody and vibration. Super talented and giving...
What a shame you cannot appreciate this Mr. Sally! This group is recognized around the world, and respected by so many. Noise? Maybe organized chaos, maybe the purity of only using drums for harmony/melody/bass is to complex for you to grasp. Fortunately those from around the world and of many different cultures are able to appreciate and enjoy what you seem unable to understand.
This sounds like the Juju music sound of the Yoruba people of West Africa, Ebenezer Obey and King Sunny Ade readily comes to mind.
FREAKIN' AWESOME groove~
I love the way Zakir Hussein speaks Tabla.
Meh, it gets annoying when you're trying to hear the drumming and he's off riffing around in tabla speak.
Wow--I'm amazed at the comments--my husband is a deadhead and thinks MH is one of the best drummers..(next to Bill Kreutzman).as for me, once I've seen during his Planet Drum tour--I was floored on how really good percussion can do wonders for your soul!
Just beautiful!Giovanni looks like a kid on the first day of Xmas.
Hypnotic.
wow, some cutting remarks here...yes, mickey hart is clearly outmatched by these titans, but lets not forget he brought them together, and is exposing alot of people to a broader range of experiences musically...yes,as an artist i too get frustrated when i see people with means pulling off their dreams because they can, but would we not want to do the same?...the original planet drum was 89, 90, olatunji,airto,hidalgo,mickey,zakkir,and i want to say steve gadd?
To your last statement, yes. Especially adepoju the only Nigerian who has won a grammy. Got it for this project
What a combo!! classic!!
Fantastic!! So intricate, so connected with each other. I was sorry it ended. :-)))
the name of that drum is Dundun, its an african percussion instrument, made out of cow skin it comes in a set of three drums of which the smallest is called the kenkeni, the middle sized a sangban and the largest a dundun also accompanied with a bell as seen in the video
Ustad Zakir Hussain is just amazing ❤️He not only plays but also recite rythms ! Super☺️
Simply breathtaking love it!
Spectacular
Wow, that`s amazing! Thanks Topaz38 for sharing!
I just wish the world would have realized the important spiritual side of indigenous peoples music from around the world some 1400 years ago.
This is what I'm looking for.
An art can be perfectly delivered by true artists.
Completely torn apart.
Very fascinating !
A world of drum communication.
A world of an amazing variety of sounds & rhythms.
Do you speak Drumish ? ;-)
Thank you Wally for sharing this great video with me !
bravo!
this is great!!!!
brilliant!!!!
this is some insane music :D
listening now.............................
🎶🎶🎶🎶 great! 🎶🎶🎶🎶
AWESOME MUSIC ....... when is this album coming out any idea....
what is the name of what they're playing? I'd like to hear the whole piece
awesome.
Wow great stuff.... very cultural.
wow
pretty neatO, thanks!
FAB.
@6:48 "I have a Bible and a Qur'an and my drum is my religion" yep... sounds about right!
You were given the wrong name.
It is a Tamma or Talking Drum (the name he used in the clip). It is an hourglass shaped drum. Check Wikipedia.
A Dundun is much too heavy to play in that fashion just check the Dundun picture in Wikipedia.
3 GREAT percussionists, 1 computer programmer, and 1 person who hits random drums and never changes what he plays when playing world music.
GIOVANNI HIDALGO EN NATGEO, PERCUSSIONIST
The second person who' feels as strongly about music.. :)
Which one are you refering to?
the one that says "mike portnoy" could do this with one hand. it's like saying "my computer printer can make a painting 1,000 x faster and more realistically than Picasso".
ZakirHussain is sheer genius...
that's rhythm. Its contradictory, but one can get lost in IT !!! :)
The Heavyweights.
what is the name of the guy with frizzy hair who does the vocals?
drumming is about feel. its not about "blowing someone's doors off", but rather a communal sensation found when you fill the gaps. space and repetition are equally as important as playing in some ridiculous time signature
Zakir Hussien is a GOD! if anyone has the chance to him live!! DO NOT MISS THE OPPORTUNITY!!
@MrSally56:"Mickey Hart, I know drummers in marching bands that are far better than him..."
Oddly, he was a champion rudimental drummer, so he was fantastic in marching bands!
I listen to music.
@MasonDdrummer that is the great GREAT Zakir Hussain
ne echt jetzt sehr interesant
5 rate with out any problem
Coded in DNA~ Changing a Spirit into Human Form~ hence we are Spirit in Human Form transparent muse brilliant yet every changing in flow:)
@timetohuntowls ?!!! I just enjoy the rhythmic pattering on my soul brought about by this video. Why do you have to bring politics into it? ::fact checking mickey hart + sea eye aye:: cite source please owl hunter, Hart's Planet Drum is a huge inspiration for me and single-handedly introduced me to Zakir Hussain... why should I not trust him? (although the "christianmingledotcom" ad is explanation enough...)
EX- gratefuldead drummer, NO.... always one of the gratefuldead drummers...
Drumming is the language of peace, unless you're drumming on human skulls, then maybe not as much.
🌈😎🌈
@AnkhAndAton not you!
Muchos mostros unidos.ellos no son de este planeta jejejejeje.
i really like adverts, i think they really enhance videos.
LOL jk
the universt is look at us lol's
Talking drum, the only drum that can speak human language.... Yoruba culture to the world.
I’m from 2023!! If you’re seeing my comment. I probably might have gone 😂😂😂
$10,000 + drums, unlimited LSD and Weed... yah I love your life too.
second
oh? ok mmm lol's
You know why Joey Use Mask? because Hes Face Would burn if not while Drumming!:)
haha, i know who just says mickey harts a terrible drummer..
eat it neal peart......
your great but it is over.
I pity your lack of depth.
if by terrible drummer you mean worlds better than you, preformed for hundreds of millions of people then yes.
No me gusta, no entiendo la percusion de Mickey Hart, Giovanni Hidalgo si se la comio, aunque el loco ese ZakirHussain lo enredo con sus extraños trabalenguans sin sentido, ¿como lo rayos iba a imitar esas palabras en las congas? sin embargo ese loco toca bien su extraño instrumento asiático.
boy does this suck.