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Buddy is too much on top of everything with his rudimental machine gun fury. He never developed that loose time feel , ghost note, behind the beat groove found in soul, funk etc. The African inspired polyrhythms were a bit beyond his be-bop, on the one chops. He's trying to be hip here but it just doesn't work. Herbie Hancock would never have hired Buddy. It's possible his style would have worked in the fusion or prog rock idioms. So much of that music was very tightly orchestrated with drumming that was very demanding in complex time signatures but also very forward placed syncopation.

To be honest, I find the other two players more interesting in this context.

Buddy and Jaco would have been amazing!! Both grossly overplaying together. 😂

Go ahead, tell HIM to “stay in the pocket..” 😅😅😅😅🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 He can’t: he has CHOPS! Sorry, Ringo…

Any one wonder why jazz is never on mainstream tv anymore? Here’s your answer.

When Keith Moon died, Buddy Rich should have joined "The Who".

This is my 3rd comment, but I just realized something. Buddy was very critical of some other Genres of Music, especially Country. On the other hand, he must have thought enough about Funk Drumming to want to want to do his own take on it. He must have been at least a little familiar with James Browns Drummers Clyde Stubblefield and John Starks, and Herbie Hancocks Drummer Mike Clark. Thanks.

Who plays the organ/piano?!

The bass player knows what he is doing - the pianist is on the right track, too. The drummer is obviously an amazing player… but clearly not quite on the same page. It is difficult to criticise Buddy Rich without people getting upset, but this just demonstrates to me that he was a virtuoso in his chosen style of big band drumming. Not so much at other styles.

I never heard this before, never knew Buddy got into Fusion. This is good !!! Will look for more of this. Thanks !

Buddy is funky

Very good!

Hmmm, the only thing I’ve seen him do I didn’t like. He only had one style, and this ain’t it. And this just further reinforces to me, Zildjian cymbals sound like utter shit and always have.

Wow! Never knew Carson had any fusion on. Buddy Rich Hell Yeah but Fusion? WOW!

Gadd should have taught him how to swing and groove simultaneously.

Engineer didn't seem to think that the bass was important 😂

Buddy plays well . But not with notes . Very bad . Improvis. That what the boy just must by learning. Written robert van Zanten. Best drummer of the world

You are one heck of a drummer digging your style my new drumming hero

Although this isn’t a prime example of fusion, it gives me clearer insight than lots of other fusion into how jazz drumming informs fusion drumming, maybe because it's on the more jazzy side.

I enjoy workin out rhythmic cells , its fun ❤

why the f these jazz songs hammer the hi-hats?????? all i hear is that

he thought he knew "karate" can you imagine him against even the lowest level UFC fighter.. LOL

Buddy always had chops but after watching six different videos I'm left wishing for more dynamics and subtlety. It's all drum solo all the time.

so that bass solo/groove thing that starts at 2:10- Buddy drops out. I very well could be wrong- but it sounds like Buddy doesn't know what to play there....i know Buddy ain't exactly a 4-on-the-floor guy type......unsure about all that...

His small group stuff kills too.

"Funk Fusion Jazz Rock"? That's quite a label! Only trouble is that this organ trio doesn't have an organ.

SHLOBBA SHLOBBA

Organ?...

Yea groovy bruv , I'm still studyin jazz , gr8 fun 😎

Organ trios don’t have bassists. They have organs too. What we do have two great contributions of Leo Fender that’s still in the sound of our music.

This sounds like three people each playing something different with no consideration for what the other two are playing. Buddy should stick to big band.

It is a Fender Rhodes Stage Piano. It uses a 1/4" guitar type cord to plug into an amplifier. I got one.

superb ! and all this time it was said he hated this kind of music , if he did he's doing a great job of hiding it !

I forgot to mention in my previous comment that Mike Clark wrote one of the best Drum Books called The Post Bop Drum Book. Thanks.

Awesome!!!!

Dave Carpenter on bass.

Berklee kids w/ Buddy? Back in the '70s, the big band leaders that were still performing, regularly visited schools like Indiana, N. Texas and Berklee to recruit players for their bands. This worked well for them as the kids kept the music fresh. Also they'd work for considerably less $$ than veteran players.

Not for nothin'... That ain't no organ. Fender Rhodes piano.

Love it ! ... Superb !

MEDESKI, MARTIN, AND RICH?

RICH'S BREW? 😆

NOT an organ ! FENDER RHOADES ELECTRIC PIANO. Huge difference.

1:14 did not expect that much groove lmao

Great.

Anybody knows who's on E. Piano and Bass?

Never saw Buddy in this format... He's the THE MASTER! (& other players terrific, AS WELL!)

Interesting. Never heard Buddy do this type of stuff before. He still overplays like Buddy, of course. I really think he needs a Big Band to push back at him - just Rhodes and bass don't have the power.

Не его это фанк и фьюжн

I bet they hate playing with a busy drummer like that !

A fun experiment, but not his thing.