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This for me is full circle! About 35 years ago (1986 or 87), I saw Simon at a Zildjian drum clinic in Windsor, England. During questions, I asked him if he could show us how to play Space Boogie. He said “later” and moved on with the questions. It was a stupid question because he was following a schedule and if I’d thought about it I’d have realised he wouldn’t have time. I picked it up in the end, but this video, 35 years later, brings me back full circle. Simon said later. It just turned out to be 35 years later, but he answered the question! Cheers Simon!
I've had the "801 Live" album since it came out in 76. Simon's playing on "East of Asteroid still gives me chills! th-cam.com/video/_GA89EfQ0Pg/w-d-xo.html
Funny, I remember hearing some drummer on different tracks from different bands back in the day, didn't know who he was, Judas Priest, 801, Heaven 17, Gary Moore, very distinctive tight feel, every time I heard him I was like "there goes that freakin' guy again, who the f+ck is this guy!?!" lol Loved his playing then & still do!
Every time I see and hear Simon Phillips on any of the TH-cam videos he's on, my mind always wanders back to 1980 when he played on The Michael Schenker Group album. I have always loved his awesome fill shortly after the start of the song "Feels Like a Good Thing". I just think it's a totally killer fill! He's such an awesome drummer!
Classic Simon Phillips - playing and kit sound is great! I like that in current trend of small configuration and drum size kits, he goes against the norm and plays what he feels comfortable with.
I met him when he was with The Who, they came into our restaurant, and after dinner, he came to the empty bar and sat and talked with us for a little while. Super nice, down to earth guy, and a hell of a drummer.
I’m a major WHO fan who saw them for the first time during the 1989 tour when they came to Philly (I was 8 when Moon died, and 12 when they first ended with the 1982 tour, so I’m a little late to the game), so I say this with the widest smile: You were one lucky SOB to meet them, even briefly, and later chat with Simon!!!
He makes it seem so effortless. Love his open handed matched grill style. Sounds and looks great. I can listen to something and automatically tell it’s him, he just has such a unique sound and feel. The other day a friend of mine was playing some Mike Oldfield and I said I’ll bet you that’s Simon Phillips on drums…sure enough it was.
Wow. What a treat to see this. I bought this album in 1982, I remember playing it in my Uni digs at full volume, air drumming, with my bulky hifi and being blown away with this track. Today he plays it like this, not even breaking sweat. One of The great and iconic drum tracks, no question.
Wow. Finally the YT algorithm provided something really interesting, deep and well presented. Being just an amateur and not played on the drums for years, I still can appreciate this, love this and be really happy to have had the privilege of seeing this as well as understanding what was being told. Truly a marvelous world in the 21st century, with all this technology we have and wonderful persons, who share their knowledge and skill with the rest of the world. Thank you. I remain dazzled by this wonderful experience. Best wishes to all the good people on this pale blue dot we call home.
"Fast" shuffle is something of an understatement! This beat is the sort of thing that I find more interesting on an intellectual level than to listen to. But to watch it executed by one of the absolute masters of the instrument is fascinating.
@@stevek6077 It is better to judge the original Jeff Beck version that Simon played on 42 years ago. This version has been re-recorded, probably for copyright reasons. No disrespect to the guitarist on this recording but Jeff Beck is impossible to replicate and this version seems a little disjointed. The original is a faster tempo and the transitions seem to make more sense on the original. th-cam.com/video/ij7yR0LubxY/w-d-xo.html
Simon Phillips is such an amazing drummer and a really great teacher as well. I love all of his drumming in the several bands I have heard him play in since the mid to late 1970s. :)
Can't believe I heard this tune 44 years ago & it is still one of my greatest challenges to play like Simon! Thanks so much for being one of my favorite inspirational players that's kept me playing!
ONE OF THE THE MOST UNIQUE AND INSPIRING DRUMMERS OF ALL TIME. ALSO A GENTLEMAN'S GENTLEMAN. MET HIM ON MANY OCCASIONS AND HIS VIBE IS BOTH INSPIRING AND LOVING. THANK YOU SIMON FOR ALL YOU CONTINUE TO DO.
That drum intro is one of my favorite drum intros of all-time. Simon Phillips is a stone master musician. Everyone who does ANYTHING in the arts should watch this video! Thanks!
There And Back changed my life. Seeing Simon play this at the Plattsburg State Fieldhouse when Jeff Beck was touring this album in 1980 scarred me too. It was nothing but Simon Phillips for the next 10 years, even my kit ended up being a big double bass set of TAMA's with the larger sizes similar to his in the mid '80's. Huge influence, thank you so much Simon.
I have been overdosing lately on the Hiromi Trio Project; three wizards of their respective instruments. Mr. Phillips's drumming on those albums is absolutely phenomenal.
I saw the Trio Project live twice. I sat in the front row for one of them and the energy on stage was amazing. Unlike anything I had ever experienced at a concert!
I love it when the masters explain their craft. Simon is definitely fantastic at expressing difficult drumming concepts in a way that easy to understand
This is the absolute first time In ever seen him "actually play" Space Boogie which is one of my most favorite rock songs that I've ever heard, I teared up, and cried. I heard it on a cassette that a friend had who worked at DC 101 on Connecticut Ave in DC. We were in his car and he said "hey check this one out", had nothing on it but J.B and Simon. I thought I was hearing some guy whipping the drums with a drum synth filling in... "WRONNNG". About 8 months later I heard on radio, and screamed "oohhh shit, that's it"!!! And have always loved it like the first time. Thank you for posting it, and thank you Simon Phillips for being on Earth at the right time. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 !!!
Absolute master at work, his sound engineering skills are as good as his playing. Pure joy to watch and listen too. Met him once and spent a couple hours with him, he’s genuinely as nice in person as he comes across on here.
Wow - I'm breathless! It's great to see Simon actually playing this, which is one of my all-time favorite Jeff Beck songs. What I find staggering is that Simon was only 22 when he co-composed and recorded the original track! He must have four brains - one for each limb! 😂
Phil Ehart of Kansas (Drummer) said he attended a Simon Philips Drum Clinic and gave him a standing Ovation, he was brilliant. That's saying a lot for Phil, the guy is so laid back, nothing phases him, but Simon did.
This is so awesome! I remember buying this record in 1980 and being blown away by the drumming. I really had no idea who Simon was back then, but I spent so much time trying to learn to play Space Boogie but could never figure out how to relax like he does. Its such a workout of a tune... and he still makes it look so easy!
I love he never tried to break speed records with his double bass playing. He plays up to that speed where you can still discern what the actual beat is, then that creates a sort of train like energy. It's great. Plus the sound he gets from his bass drums is just something else.
@@dcmastermindfirst9418 not everything is about speed.... Thomas is an amazing drummer.... but Simon has it all.... the most musical drummer of our time.
@@Metragnome_Images Lol. Thomas isn't a death metal drummer so I've no idea why you automatically bring speed into this. My point is his skill, doofus. His limb independence blows most other drummers out of the water. He can use his feet for polymath polyrhythms in ways most drummers can't even use their hands.
@@dcmastermindfirst9418 Show me where I said death metal???? I've seen Thomas Lang on TH-cam and I'm not disputing his prowess... my personal opinion is Simon is more the most musical drummer on the planet... you think Thomas is the best... that's fine.... accept that other people have different opinions and move on.
WOW. Il signor Simon si augura che ci sia piaciuto il video, come posso fargli comprendere che ho ascoltato il video in apnea per non perdere nemmeno un colpo. Sempre fantastico.
Sin After Sin is a blueprint for Metal drumming. The slow middle section in SINNER has amazing drumming over the gtr solos, especially in the Remastered version.
This is my all time favorite Jeff Beck song- entirely because of Phillips' beat. I saw him when he gave a drummer's symposium and demo on Long Island, years ago. He was so outgoing and friendly, answering questions. One of those questions was "just what are you doing on that Beck song- and he slowed it down, explained it, and showed us - pretty much the way he's done on this video. Very congenial guy, a real sweetheart.
Pleased to see you, a drummer I’ve admired for decades, plays that shuffle the same way I do (from trial n error listening to Pat Travers Band)..also the foot toe technique with lightweight flats footwear! Merrell Barefoot Trail Runners are my go-to. Hope to see you live someday!
He is no doubt one of the best out there. Not only can play open left handed, he play any way. For a small guy he must be incredibly strong and fit. For all you nostalgists out there, listen to Simon playing on Mike Rutherford’s ‘smallcreeps day’. A brilliant brilliant album all round.
Truly Herculean and one of the greatest drum recordings of all time. How can he sustain that energy for that long? I was worn out after like 8 measures.
A band I was in, years ago, did a cover version of Robin Ford's "Mellow Down Easy", and I played that very 7/8 drum part, in the up-tempo sections of the song, and it worked a treat, too. Thanks Simon..! 👍 Ps. Those drums sound brilliant through my Racon ear-buds. 👌
@@vegaslimoguy2376 I guess you’ve never listened to AVH play, other than the radio cuts. Alex smoked. One of the best, and like Phillips, Powell, Binks & Phil Taylor-one of the first to crush fast doubles before the thrash guys made it popular & mandatory amongst the metal drummers.
@@brianallen8091 Yeah....I'm a Percussion Instructor who's never heard Outta Love Again.... Think twice before you comment next round. AVH, is easily in my top 5.
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when will this be out?
This for me is full circle! About 35 years ago (1986 or 87), I saw Simon at a Zildjian drum clinic in Windsor, England. During questions, I asked him if he could show us how to play Space Boogie. He said “later” and moved on with the questions. It was a stupid question because he was following a schedule and if I’d thought about it I’d have realised he wouldn’t have time. I picked it up in the end, but this video, 35 years later, brings me back full circle. Simon said later. It just turned out to be 35 years later, but he answered the question! Cheers Simon!
😂😂😂😂 *So Simon Phillips wasn't lying, You should have asked him later when he said which Year and which Century* 😂😂😂😂
he was on a 36 year time signature
@@agumonkey 😂😂😂😂👍👍
YourZ iZ one of the most sincere and relevant comments that I've ever read 🥁
Na he was just an ass
Simply awesome....this video should be on every drummer's watch list.
Sure I' m doing that. What a amazing lesson and song
Phenomenal. Simon is truly a drum god, period.
Not only his drum playing is unique so is his sound.
I totally agree with you. What a nicest sound.
You're right. Simon have and amazing and his own sound
It is because he plays with FINESSE!
For real. Sounds exactly like Join Together 1989.
Apparently Simon can play the drums ,,,,,,,,,,,,
have seen Simon numerous times. Clearly one of the best drummers on the planet
The man is a master of the trade,just INCREDIBLE.,and may I add his drums are tunned to pure perfection. Always the best.
Everything he plays sounds like a song unto itself. My favorite rock drummer since he was in 801.
Well said; 801 LIve is among the most underrated recordings of our time.
I've had the "801 Live" album since it came out in 76. Simon's playing on "East of Asteroid still gives me chills! th-cam.com/video/_GA89EfQ0Pg/w-d-xo.html
Funny, I remember hearing some drummer on different tracks from different bands back in the day, didn't know who he was, Judas Priest, 801, Heaven 17, Gary Moore, very distinctive tight feel, every time I heard him I was like "there goes that freakin' guy again, who the f+ck is this guy!?!" lol
Loved his playing then & still do!
Genius. Simon is on a whole new level…always has been.
Yeah, he was always doin' wild shit.
Space Boogie .... a true mind-boggler, and an absolute epic fusion piece! That entire There & Back album is fantastic!
A quality live album from 1980 would be fantastic 🎸🎸🎶🎶
Check out the version of space boogie at Jeff Becks live show at Ronnie Scotts. It's vinnie on drums and the whole band kill it
@@edwinbrighty5678 .....seen that,great but they do it way too fast....for me!
@@edwinbrighty5678 Yupp! Do you know Space Martini from Derek Sherinian on his album Planet X
with Virgil Donati on drums?
A great album for sure, one of the best!
Every time I see and hear Simon Phillips on any of the TH-cam videos he's on, my mind always wanders back to 1980 when he played on The Michael Schenker Group album. I have always loved his awesome fill shortly after the start of the song "Feels Like a Good Thing". I just think it's a totally killer fill! He's such an awesome drummer!
Classic Simon Phillips - playing and kit sound is great! I like that in current trend of small configuration and drum size kits, he goes against the norm and plays what he feels comfortable with.
I met him when he was with The Who, they came into our restaurant, and after dinner, he came to the empty bar and sat and talked with us for a little while. Super nice, down to earth guy, and a hell of a drummer.
I’m a major WHO fan who saw them for the first time during the 1989 tour when they came to Philly (I was 8 when Moon died, and 12 when they first ended with the 1982 tour, so I’m a little late to the game), so I say this with the widest smile: You were one lucky SOB to meet them, even briefly, and later chat with Simon!!!
He makes it seem so effortless. Love his open handed matched grill style. Sounds and looks great. I can listen to something and automatically tell it’s him, he just has such a unique sound and feel. The other day a friend of mine was playing some Mike Oldfield and I said I’ll bet you that’s Simon Phillips on drums…sure enough it was.
Wow. What a treat to see this. I bought this album in 1982, I remember playing it in my Uni digs at full volume, air drumming, with my bulky hifi and being blown away with this track. Today he plays it like this, not even breaking sweat. One of The great and iconic drum tracks, no question.
Simon set the standard with Space Boogie.What a tune!
Blessings.
Wow. Finally the YT algorithm provided something really interesting, deep and well presented. Being just an amateur and not played on the drums for years, I still can appreciate this, love this and be really happy to have had the privilege of seeing this as well as understanding what was being told. Truly a marvelous world in the 21st century, with all this technology we have and wonderful persons, who share their knowledge and skill with the rest of the world. Thank you. I remain dazzled by this wonderful experience. Best wishes to all the good people on this pale blue dot we call home.
"Fast" shuffle is something of an understatement! This beat is the sort of thing that I find more interesting on an intellectual level than to listen to. But to watch it executed by one of the absolute masters of the instrument is fascinating.
The whole time I was thinking, "Damn, this dude is incredible...shame this song sounds like shit."
Yeah he's a good drummer for sure, but this idea is a little weird. Sounds better at a slower tempo, so you can really hear what's going on.
Gotta agree with u ✌️
Same.
Seems incredibly difficult to play, but sounds horrendous to listen to.
@@stevek6077 It is better to judge the original Jeff Beck version that Simon played on 42 years ago. This version has been re-recorded, probably for copyright reasons. No disrespect to the guitarist on this recording but Jeff Beck is impossible to replicate and this version seems a little disjointed. The original is a faster tempo and the transitions seem to make more sense on the original.
th-cam.com/video/ij7yR0LubxY/w-d-xo.html
Simon Phillips is such an amazing drummer and a really great teacher as well. I love all of his drumming in the several bands I have heard him play in since the mid to late 1970s. :)
Can't believe I heard this tune 44 years ago & it is still one of my greatest challenges to play like Simon! Thanks so much for being one of my favorite inspirational players that's kept me playing!
ONE OF THE THE MOST UNIQUE AND INSPIRING DRUMMERS OF ALL TIME. ALSO A GENTLEMAN'S GENTLEMAN. MET HIM ON MANY OCCASIONS AND HIS VIBE IS BOTH INSPIRING AND LOVING. THANK YOU SIMON FOR ALL YOU CONTINUE TO DO.
One of my favorite and most musical drummers out there!
That drum intro is one of my favorite drum intros of all-time. Simon Phillips is a stone master musician. Everyone who does ANYTHING in the arts should watch this video! Thanks!
There And Back changed my life. Seeing Simon play this at the Plattsburg State Fieldhouse when Jeff Beck was touring this album in 1980 scarred me too.
It was nothing but Simon Phillips for the next 10 years, even my kit ended up being a big double bass set of TAMA's with the larger sizes similar to his in the mid '80's.
Huge influence, thank you so much Simon.
I have been overdosing lately on the Hiromi Trio Project; three wizards of their respective instruments. Mr. Phillips's drumming on those albums is absolutely phenomenal.
SO good!
I feel u
I saw the Trio Project live twice. I sat in the front row for one of them and the energy on stage was amazing. Unlike anything I had ever experienced at a concert!
HIROMI IS SO GOOD
I have 6 of her records on my phone lol.
I love it when the masters explain their craft. Simon is definitely fantastic at expressing difficult drumming concepts in a way that easy to understand
This is the absolute first time In ever seen him "actually play" Space Boogie which is one of my most favorite rock songs that I've ever heard, I teared up, and cried. I heard it on a cassette that a friend had who worked at DC 101 on Connecticut Ave in DC. We were in his car and he said "hey check this one out", had nothing on it but J.B and Simon. I thought I was hearing some guy whipping the drums with a drum synth filling in... "WRONNNG". About 8 months later I heard on radio, and screamed "oohhh shit, that's it"!!! And have always loved it like the first time. Thank you for posting it, and thank you Simon Phillips for being on Earth at the right time. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 !!!
Absolute master at work, his sound engineering skills are as good as his playing. Pure joy to watch and listen too. Met him once and spent a couple hours with him, he’s genuinely as nice in person as he comes across on here.
Wow - I'm breathless! It's great to see Simon actually playing this, which is one of my all-time favorite Jeff Beck songs.
What I find staggering is that Simon was only 22 when he co-composed and recorded the original track!
He must have four brains - one for each limb! 😂
Phil Ehart of Kansas (Drummer) said he attended a Simon Philips Drum Clinic and gave him a standing Ovation, he was brilliant. That's saying a lot for Phil, the guy is so laid back, nothing phases him, but Simon did.
So incredible as usual. Since the 70’s for me. Saw Billy Cobham Band at The Agora Ballroom in Atlanta in 1978 with my drum bud Jimmy Bridges.
This is so awesome! I remember buying this record in 1980 and being blown away by the drumming. I really had no idea who Simon was back then, but I spent so much time trying to learn to play Space Boogie but could never figure out how to relax like he does. Its such a workout of a tune... and he still makes it look so easy!
I love he never tried to break speed records with his double bass playing. He plays up to that speed where you can still discern what the actual beat is, then that creates a sort of train like energy. It's great. Plus the sound he gets from his bass drums is just something else.
What an absolute machine. Not sure putting the shuffle in 7 would be my go to move but certainly an interesting concept!
You mean 11/8?
Simon Phillips: "Oh, that's what's going on"
Me: " Drums kit for sale"
I love the drums so much in this song, basically they steal the show. There and Back is one of the greatest pieces of art in human history. God bless.
By far my favorite drum track of all time!
Beastmode enabled. Watched this at least 5 times in a row and still can't pick up my jaw from the ground. Absolutely incredible!
This mans craft is truly beautiful. A privilege to see him play. Thank you.
By far the best drummer I've seen in my lifetime... sensational.
Lol. you haven't seen many drummers then.
Thomas lang beats Simon just with his feet
@@dcmastermindfirst9418 not everything is about speed.... Thomas is an amazing drummer.... but Simon has it all.... the most musical drummer of our time.
@@Metragnome_Images Lol. Thomas isn't a death metal drummer so I've no idea why you automatically bring speed into this.
My point is his skill, doofus. His limb independence blows most other drummers out of the water. He can use his feet for polymath polyrhythms in ways most drummers can't even use their hands.
@@Metragnome_Images Speed isn't the point here. Skill is. Let's see Phillips play a minute of this.
th-cam.com/video/maFPX4a4Tq0/w-d-xo.html
@@dcmastermindfirst9418 Show me where I said death metal???? I've seen Thomas Lang on TH-cam and I'm not disputing his prowess... my personal opinion is Simon is more the most musical drummer on the planet... you think Thomas is the best... that's fine.... accept that other people have different opinions and move on.
This is one of my absolute favourite fusion albums!
WOW. Il signor Simon si augura che ci sia piaciuto il video, come posso fargli comprendere che ho ascoltato il video in apnea per non perdere nemmeno un colpo. Sempre fantastico.
Wow! He didn't waste any time ,went right in to it.Right on!!
Wow. Thanks Simon. Amazing.
You are my Idol and have been for over 25 years! Thanks and keep it up Simon! Cheers!
Man I’ve watched this dude since Super Drumming was on TV in the 80s. Always so inspiring. Such a humble brilliant musician.
amazing...the finest musician to come out of the uk....unbelievable talent...
So good to see a master still plying his craft, outstanding 👍👍👍👍
Simon you really make "Sin after sin" sound so unique, i know it's an old album but it's a great one
Sin After Sin is a blueprint for Metal drumming.
The slow middle section in SINNER has amazing drumming over the gtr solos, especially in the Remastered version.
Don't know a lot about drumming, but I agree. Love the drumming on Sin after Sin.
Another Gold nugget from a truly legendary drummer !
Thanks !
This is my all time favorite Jeff Beck song- entirely because of Phillips' beat. I saw him when he gave a drummer's symposium and demo on Long Island, years ago. He was so outgoing and friendly, answering questions. One of those questions was "just what are you doing on that Beck song- and he slowed it down, explained it, and showed us - pretty much the way he's done on this video. Very congenial guy, a real sweetheart.
The control , the sound, the groove, AWESOME!! Always inspiring Mr. Phillips!
An all time favorite of mine. Now I know why!
My favorite drummer of all times!
Simon wrote (played) patterns for Groove Agent!
Amazing! This must be the core/root of Alex VH’s Hot for Teacher shuffle. This is played expertly!
I have waited 42 years to see Simon Phillips play this song. Awesome video!
He just kept that bass drum thing up like it was nothing. Phenomenal performance. A true drummers classic track.
Amazing. Love hearing his philosophy and experiences too.
Simon Phillips has the power of making everything look so easy, like I could just sit in my drum throne and play these patterns effortlessly.
One of my all time favorite drummers.
It’s just incredible to watch Simon man!
What a beast! I remember first hearing Billy’s double bass!
Pleased to see you, a drummer I’ve admired for decades, plays that shuffle the same way I do (from trial n error listening to Pat Travers Band)..also the foot toe technique with lightweight flats footwear! Merrell Barefoot Trail Runners are my go-to.
Hope to see you live someday!
So relaxed. Great four-way independence
Simon Phillips, You Are Amazing!
Increíble lo que toca y la paz que tiene en cada ejecución en la batería. Inspiración pura!!!
Simon you never cease to amaze!
Blake Richardson does a great double bass swing in the song Voice of Trespass. Great vid as always.
Such an underrated type of groove these days
still playing it perfect!!!! Mr. Phillips, you are great ;-))
30 minutes of applause! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Most underrated drummer ever. His playing on 801 live is immaculate.
Underrated?
He is revered and respected as a drummer and sound engineer.
Man... what a sound. Amazing.
I love Simon with all my drumming heart!
Thank you Mr Phillips!
Great job Simon. Thank you for breakdown.
Heiii hoouuu waaaiiitttt a minute here!! Superb!!!!! Great drumming!!!!
Given the opportunity, Simon is the only drummer I want for my own music! He's pure creative genius. Right up there with Bonham and Moon!!!
Simon Phillips is a beast, dang
Mr. Phillips Simply Monster On Drums 🔥💪👊🤘
This Man is over 60Years!!!!
And he have power at the 20th.
Finest Genius 🎵🥁
In my top 5 has always inspired me no end ! Thanx great video
Cheers!
If given the chance please ask Simon if he lived in Palma de Mallorce as a kid
I remember playing this (loudly) in my Triumph Vitesse back in 1980. "There And Back" was breathtaking then and now.
That kit is gorgeous!
He is no doubt one of the best out there. Not only can play open left handed, he play any way. For a small guy he must be incredibly strong and fit. For all you nostalgists out there, listen to Simon playing on Mike Rutherford’s ‘smallcreeps day’. A brilliant brilliant album all round.
Thanks for sharing! Love the new backing track version also!
Hell Yeah ! AMAZING playing .
Truly Herculean and one of the greatest drum recordings of all time. How can he sustain that energy for that long? I was worn out after like 8 measures.
This is SO good it’s mind blowing. ❤🥁
Gracias Maestro por su enorme talento !!!
God mode drumming right there!! 😮
Sounds as Good as Billy and Tommy. You need to release an Album!!!! that is Fantasic! Keep it Up!!!!
Lol...do some research please.
Perfect Sound !!!
His playing with Judas Priest on Sin after Sin floored me when I was a kid. He was 19 or 20 at the time.
I'm exhausted just watching you play this insanity song.
A band I was in, years ago, did a cover version of Robin Ford's "Mellow Down Easy", and I played that very 7/8 drum part, in the up-tempo sections of the song, and it worked a treat, too.
Thanks Simon..! 👍
Ps. Those drums sound brilliant through my Racon ear-buds. 👌
That was awesome, thank you Simon.
WE LOVE YOU GUY!!!!THAT WAS AMAZING!!!🔥🔥🔥
Awesome lesson in stamina .. sooo good!!
Alex Van Halen, used the double bass shuffle all the time, as well. It grooves so good!
But Alex has nowhere the feel of Simon.
@@stanislouse4168 Two completely different drummers, yes. Simon has nowhere near the power, rock attitude that Alex has, though.
@@vegaslimoguy2376 I guess you’ve never listened to AVH play, other than the radio cuts. Alex smoked. One of the best, and like Phillips, Powell, Binks & Phil Taylor-one of the first to crush fast doubles before the thrash guys made it popular & mandatory amongst the metal drummers.
AVH went caveman DBS on Hot for Teacher. 👍
@@brianallen8091 Yeah....I'm a Percussion Instructor who's never heard Outta Love Again.... Think twice before you comment next round. AVH, is easily in my top 5.
a beautiful gift