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Listen to what a drummer like this can do to AOR..."Where Were You" by Journey. Phenomenal groove - listen we something where you can hear the kick drum.
ОтветитьHe was a monster, even pre Freddie Gruber. He has the musical phrasing I’ve ever heard. Trivia: Someone in that audience was a young future monster drummer to be, Todd Sucherman.
ОтветитьThis is the Steve Smith that inspired me to play many years ago. This period right here...Now,...he just bores me tinking away on the drums ever so lightly...his style now wouldnt even get me interested in drums😂...but this right here...is the shit!!!
ОтветитьMany folks didn't or don't realize that he is VERY WELL VERSED in the jazz genre of drumming.
In fact, he was 1st a jazz drummer before he was ever a famous rock drummer.
Steve "Machine Gun" Smith😎👍
ОтветитьHans Gruber played drums back in the day!
ОтветитьIf I had just HALF of that skill, I would never be out of work.
ОтветитьAny questions!!??🙏😇
Ответить80's set ups are an ergonomic nightmare. I'm glad we ditched power toms 5' high ride cymbals. Yet.
ОтветитьFantastic solo. 👍🥁
ОтветитьMR.STEVE SMITH ,,, I TALKED WITH. THIS BADASS ,, CATT🐱🥁 AFEW TIMES @ GUITAR CENTER DRUM CELTIC S ,,,ANYWAY THIS PARTICULAR DRUM SOLO ,,, JUST TOTALLY PUTS ME IN CHECK ! WOW ...THAX"S."" STEVE MACHINE GUN SMITH "" ALSO : LOVED ALL YOUR BRAND OF DRUMMING IN. THE ICONIC ROCK BAND ( JOURNEY ) ONE LAST THING WAS THAT U IN MONTROSE " OPEN FIRE ALBUM ...TAKE CARE BRO .🎼🎟🇺🇸🤔📀.🥁
ОтветитьKnow one Does it BETTER!!!!!!❤😊
Ответитьtop 5
ОтветитьSteve Smith is simply amazing!! The guy is great.
ОтветитьWith drum beats he came up with in Journey and a solo from an album I knew he was something else. This is a great video.
ОтветитьMy favorite solo. Period
Ответитьwhat a groove
ОтветитьSo sick and crazy good..
ОтветитьSo Fkn good
ОтветитьHe is. So F,can good
ОтветитьThat china is MONEY
ОтветитьWhat China is he playing?
ОтветитьSteve machine gun Smith. Enough said.
ОтветитьIs that a sonor phonic d518? Mahogany over beech?
ОтветитьFabuleux batteur injustement sous-estimé.
ОтветитьHe plays from the heart, forget "technique"
ОтветитьHe’s always been great!! His style was fully developed back then because you hear the same things in his playing today. Only he’s far more refined and able to conceptualize more than most other drummers. He’s also learned to play more melodically on his kit rather than just beat the crap out of his drums. He has become a true master
ОтветитьI was there. The place went nuts for him. I got to ask him a question during the q and a. This was in May of 1983. Larry Londin followed and he began with some thing like."Well Steve Smith came in here and it was like a HURICANE!" He went on, "Well, I'm just a country drummer." Few of us has ever heard of him. He then went on to freaking shred a solo that was really impressive. We all knew Larry after that!
Journey was playing one or two nights in Chicago during this event and is how Steve was able to do this back in the day. There 6 semi trailers lined up at the arena on the way to this theater. That was impressive and got us all hyped up.
Though he's not wearing red Chucks, but similar, I went out and ordered red Chucks to be like my hero. or as close as I could get. Still trying!
Was? still is
ОтветитьJourney dripped with talent big time!!!!
ОтветитьSteve Smith has improved so much. His chops were great then, but his musicality is much better now. His drums have that late 70's early 80's jazz/rock fusion type tuning which now seems so dated. He sits very low here which is limiting...Vinnie Coliuta also used to sit very low. No knock! He's a great drummer.
Ответитьthis is just so freakin' awesome
Ответитьthe drums and cymbals sound amazing and the bass drum compliments the sound of the drums even though the bass drum is not tight enough its not bad
ОтветитьIMPRESSIONANTE
ОтветитьMan Dan Weiss hasn't aged a day since '83
ОтветитьSteve Smith Mullet Day Chicago 1983 lol
ОтветитьThis is a GEM! Love the sound of those Phonic Pluses. Thanks for posting!
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ОтветитьThis is a gem! Love the way those Phonic Pluses (or Signatures?) sound. The Radio King is killin', too.
ОтветитьI love Steve's fluid, loose rock/jazz style here - just as how he played in his initial tenure with Journey. Today, his style has drastically changed. He sits very upright and plays in a much more calculated, controlled trad jazz style. For me, I don't think his current style fits with what Journey does. As he spent many years in the 90s with Vital Information and going back to the roots, he seems to have lost that natural, loose rock/jazz flow that's displayed here.
ОтветитьMachine Gun Smith. My favorite drummer of all time.
Ответить😮😮😮👏👏👏👏👏👏
ОтветитьThe best drummer
ОтветитьMy favorite part of this is the shirt.
Oh yeah...his playing too..mmmm ...Zildjian t shirt with the sleeves cut off....mmmmm..
Perhaps the most underrated?
ОтветитьWhy are there no more uploads?
Ответить10 people viewing this couldn't find their asshole with a flashlight and a funnel!
ОтветитьSteve can do it all! A True professional! Learned & cut his teeth playing Jazz, '76 icon's Jean Luc Ponty & Allan Holdsworth, Playing in Journey he knew what it takes fill the holes & stay under the radar & not show up Neal & it's has worked for over 35 years..........
ОтветитьHe reinvents time every time he plays ffs 😎✊️
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