Sina, this is actually Alan Gratzer! REO's manager Tom Consolo sent me this link. You really nailed it! I wish my drums sounded this good when I recorded this track @ 1978. Your meter is impeccable and so are your chops. One thing I always regretted is that track really needed the kick to be up a bit in the mix so all those trip beats would be accentuated, but it got buried in the mix. One of the comments was that this person wanted your ride to be closer to you wouldn't be stressing your rotator cuff. Coincidentally, in the last three years I've had shoulder surgery on both shoulders so maybe there's something to it! That guy must be an orthopaedist! Anyway, keep on doing what you're doing. This was a lovely tribute which I appreciated immensely. I'm looking forward now to digging into some of the other stuff you recorded. Cheers, Alan G
Awesome testament Mr. Gratzer! I'm glad you have such kind words. She works tirelessly getting these tracks right that both honor the original and bring a new sparkle to them at the same time. I know you will enjoy her covers AND her original work as well!!
@Alan Gratzer Thank you so much for checking this out and leaving such a lovely comment. REO Speedwagon's Greatest Hits was one of the CDs that my sister and I grew up listening to. I feel very honoured, so glad you like my cover!! Thanks a lot for sharing your insights with us.
Hi Alan, this is a very nice compliment from you to Sina. I've heard Roll With The Changes countless times since then and I still like the song very much. I also think that Sina did it very well. And I'm also convinced that you will like her other videos. I'm very sorry to hear that you had health problems with your shoulders. I hope the surgeries helped. All the best for you, Thomas
Wow Alan, thank you for taking the time to comment. Sina's fans know she's on the right track. Every Friday at a minimum she fills our souls with a new video and makes us smile. Check out her work with Donovan too. With him she is part of a Blues CD and demonstrates a nice change of pace. And speaking of Paice, check out her 'Highway Star'. One of her best performances I think. Be well Alan and again thank you for the music. Part of my youth.
You know you've reached a pinnacle when Alan Gratzer takes the time to compliment your skills. I got chills just reading his message to you. Congratulations Sina!
These days when you click on drum covers with Women it seems all you get is Women that look like their ready for a beauty compitition or something, OR think their cool cuz they can " twirl " their sticks. Sina is all about just playing and letting us see her amazing skills. NO show crap going on... LOVE IT !!!
Wow! To be complimented by Gratzer! A real plus! Why aren't you with an upcoming rock band? Any current band would be blessed & privileged to have you as their drummer!
This is what we used to call a freeway song. Imagine an 18 year old kid in a 65 1/2 Ford Mustang GT fastback with a bored out 289 to 301ci motor with a Crane cam, solid lifters TRW rings, bearing and pistons tooling down I-90 from Seattle to Portland Or at about 110mph and you put this tape in (cause that's what we had), to R-E-O, Roll with the changes. The sun is just coming over the Cascade Mountains on your left, there's not another car in sight at 3:45 am. When the tape hits the jam part you stick the stick into a lower gear and JUST STAND ON THE GAS! Holding it there as the miles tick by at about 2 1/2 miles a minute. Thank you for bringing back that memory. Love you.
I have Cancer and was raised back in the day where good music like REO Speedwagon and many others made me feel so good to listen then as it just did me now. My spirits get down with the cancer but when I see you play like this it makes life worth living again. My god keep this up you have so much talent and just made a old man with Cancer live once again with happiness in his life. Thank you Sina.
What an awesome cover of a timeless tune! In that Sina received such nice congratulatory accolades from Alan Gratzer, drummer on the original track, makes her cover of this song all the more noteworthy. Great job, Sina:
I can’t really say anything as impressive as Alan Gratzer the drummer for REO Speedwagon commenting on Sinas rendition of this song! You are great Sina, anyone that tries to take anything from you is just jealous! When someone like him takes the time to watch you play and write you that’s enough to let you know you can play with anyone and always remember that 😎
I am 71 and I love all kinds of music . I have never seen or heard a drummer like you that can play any and every style of drumming as good or better than anyone I have ever seen or heard. I also, greatly appreciate that you sell your art and not your sexuality.You are a classy inspiration to young girls and boys,men and women, that you don't have to sell your body to be a real artist.You are not just a girl playing drums..You are a true drum artist. Please never sell out.
You can rock or you can roll. The tune won't change no matter where the wagon goes! :D THE SONG - "Roll With The Changes" is a song by American rock band REO Speedwagon. It was written by Kevin Cronin (vocals, rhythm guitar, piano) and is the first track on the band's seventh studio album 'You Can Tune a Piano, but You Can't Tuna Fish'. The album was recorded during 1977 and 1978 at Sound City Studios in LA, the Record Plant in LA, and Paragon Recording Studios in Chicago. It was released on Mar 16, 1978 and "Roll With The Changes" was released as a single also in 1978. 'You Can Tune a Piano, but You Can't Tuna Fish' was the band's first Top 40 album. It peaked at #29 on the Billboard 200 album chart on June 17, 1978 and sold over two million copies. "Roll With The Changes" became one of their best known songs. It entered the Billboard Hot 100 on May 13, 1978 at #80 and peaked at #58 on June 10, 1978. It was last seen at #98 on July 22, 1978 after 11 weeks on the chart. It faired somewhat better on the US Cashbox Top 100 chart reaching #48. Cronin had left REO Speedwagon in 1973 due to conflicts with Gary Richrath, the lead guitarist. He returned in 1976 which meant a move from Chicago to LA. According to SongFacts, it was during that trip that he reflected on all the changes in his life and was inspired to write the lyrics for "Roll With The Changes" on a brown paper bag as he was driving! REO successfully transitioned to MTV. Kevin Cronin told SongFacts, "The record company sent a film crew out, and they wanted to film us in soundcheck, doing "Roll With The Changes", "Time for Me to Fly", and a couple of songs from that album. And we didn't really know why, because back in those days, we would do TV shows like 'Midnight Special' and 'Don Kirshner's Rock Concert'. That was really how rock bands got on TV. "We were fortunate. Talk about being in the right place at the right time - the 'Hi Infidelity' album was #1 on the Billboard chart when MTV went on the air. So, it was just a no-brainer that our videos were going to get played on MTV, because we had pretty big hits on the radio." REO still tours. Keyboardist Neal Doughty is the only original member from 1967, Kevin Cronin is nearly so having joined the band in 1972. Gary Richrath left the band in 1989. He died on Sept 13, 2015 from complications following stomach surgery. To me, REO Speedwagon is an archetypical 70s rock band - the pounding piano, the driving beat, the distorted guitars and solos, the Hammond organ palm smears and the vocal stylings. They are just pure fun - and that's one reason why many of those bands and songs remain popular to this day. PERSONAL NOTE - Next Thursday is American Thanksgiving. Although not something officially observed in my neck of the woods, my side of the family has always made a big deal out of it and, with my parents not getting any younger, it's a time to try to bring the whole family together. Consequently, I won't have a write-up next week. For those of you celebrating, have a wonderful Thanksgiving. Enjoy the food and your families - and play some music too! Cheers!
Thanks Rosanna and Juliet, enjoy your family party next week and thanks again for all that you do from week to week. Again, you got all your facts straight. Impossible to tune a fish!!
And thank you Sina for bringing the music to all of us each week. This song looks like it was a bit of a workout but it must have been a lot of fun! The "Tuna Fish" album cover and title got some rather expected awards - "The Worst Record Covers of All Time" and "The 50 Worst Album Titles in History". Some people have no sense of humor! Luckily it had nothing to do with the musical content. Cheers!
Thanks, Juliet and Ro! Great info as always. Hope you enjoy your family gathering -- I'll be doing much the same. I give myself a pat on the back as one of those who advocated for this cover. I think it's one of the most fun performances Sina's given us! Believe it or not, I was wondering earlier this week whether it could be this song today, but I thought, "Nah, no way she'd get to it so quickly -- there are a million requests on The List!" Yet here it is. Wow!
Thank you both again for the story behind the song each week! Juliet, we'll be celebrating Thanksgiving right along with you here in Virginia, USA. Enjoy the times with family, they are to be treasured. We'll welcome you back the following week to Miss Sina's RUclips family!!
REO Speedwagon was very much a staple of the late 70's. Again, you've improved the sound of this track with your drum skills and dad's mixing! Love the yellow long sleeve Miss Sina. It contrasts with the dark background and it spotlights you!!
I just "discovered" Sina a few days ago and I can't stop watching her videos! She's simply brilliant!! My eyes can't keep up with how fast her hands move when she's pounding out such complex sequences.....really, all I can say is....WOW!!!!!
Go watch her from the beginning, she was about 14,, up till now, its cool how she keeps getting better and you can see how she changes, she went to drum school for 1 year, came back and was an absolute beast on the drums, keeps getting better and better,, check her out covering Queen's Fat Bottom Girl,, it will blow your mind I say Ringo needs to give her a call for his All Star Band
It always amazes me how some of the simplest sounding songs, when viewed, are some of the most challenging to play. Sina, your covers are truly impeccable. I feel like I'm listening to the original soundtrack! If only I could keep all of my four limbs moving in harmony. Drummers of any caliber are special peeps! Rock On Sina!
Roll With The Changes one of my favorite from REO Speedwagon. Sina certainly does it justice. well done Sina! No surprise to me as I have been a fan for 4 yrs. you were born with sticks in you hands, and now the heavens are the limit. Please stay grounded, You will achieve much more in life
I grew up in the 70's (yes I'm old!) and REO was and still is my favorite band. This was a superb cover of one of my all time favorites. As with all your covers, you are awesome!
In a whirlwind of rhythm, Sina commands the beat, A drummer extraordinaire, whose talent is a treat. With sticks that dance upon the skins, in perfect harmony, She crafts a symphony of sound, a true marvel to see. To REO Speedwagon's anthem, "Roll With The Changes," she takes flight, Her drumming prowess shining in a colorful, captivating light. In vibrant hues and skillful strokes, her video comes alive, A masterpiece of music, her passion so beautifully thrives. Each strike and roll, a testament to her boundless skill, With every beat, the melody, her hands tenderly instill. The drums become an extension of her very soul, A virtuoso crafting magic, making the music whole. In Sina's hands, the rhythm finds its own heartbeat, A maestro of percussion, making every note complete. With finesse and fervor, she weaves a sonic tale, Her beats, a testament to her artistry, they never fail. So here's to Sina, a maestro with the drums, Whose passion and talent, to the music world, she plumbs. Her colorful rendition, a sight to behold, A rhythmic masterpiece, a story beautifully told.
Alan G, I've been following REO since 1980 from southern Ohio. When REO showed up at Huntington or Charleston WV I was there for every concert. As Kevin said at the last show I seen in Huntington with Def Leppord, you all are the West Virginia's #1 House Band. With that said, I have never heard Keep in Rolling played with a drum set like Sina's. I am floored at how amazing Sina is at playing drums. I'm a life long subscriber now. WOW what a talented musician!
Sina, just found you tonight, started with the Beatles, Iron Butterfly, The Who, Led Zeppelin and now my anthem of the 70's - 80's. There are so many memories that your choices have brought back to me. THANK YOU! ROCK ON!
i don't remember how i stumbled across your videos. I grew up in the Southwest Suburbs of Chicago where REO got their start. I remember seeing Reo and Styx in my local area before they became super stars.. Thank you for bringing back to my youth. You are a great Talent and I have seen about 80% of the bands in concert that you do drum covers of. You do them justice. There are many girls who do drum covers on youtube. You are by far the best because of your talent, love and enthusiasm for your craft. I have a found a new love for the music i grew up with thanks to your drum covers I now Listen for the drum tracks when i play them. Hope to see many more classic rock Drum covers. Great job and much success in your career.
Hey Mike, I used to manage the Red Lion Inn in Champaign back in the day with Bob Graham and Blytham LTD. With the likes of Cheap Trick, REO, Slink Rand, and all the GREAT rockers. This gal just nails this iconic tune! So uplifting to see young people that can appreciate real rock and roll. God, I miss those days - the best years of my life. Keep the faith and keep rockin'!!
This was a nice surprise ! 1970s REO Speedwagon is really rocking music - Gary Richrath (RIP) was a phenomenal guitarist and the whole band in the '70s were tight as hell. Now come on, be honest Sina, this must have been so much fun to play ?! And you played it so well, bravo !
NO ONE can play this song like Alan Gratzer....EXCEPT for YOU, Sina! EXCELLENT work!! I grew up with REO. I'm from St. Charles, Missouri,and they played all over our " Neighborhood" in the ' 70's and I remember Kevin Cronin, just PRIOR to them hitting it BIG TIME, coming over to our house in the very early ' 70's, to jam with my brother, who casually played guitar at the time and some of his guitarist friends. The said thing is, is at THAT time, I was too young (about 8 y.o.) to realise and appreciate, JUST WHO was in our house but I remember and enjoyed the music and the whole "scene" in general !!
I grew up in Champaign, Illinois, where REO got their start, and at one point, spent a LOT of time at the Illinois Street Residence Hall on the University of Illinois campus where the band was born with a lot of my fellow musicians as a teen. You NAILED IT!!! Thank you for doing my hometown band proud.
I think Kevin Cronin needs to bring Sina out on tour for a couple of concerts and let her get down with the group! It would be great to see her up on stage with REO! ;-)
The only way you can tell the difference between this and the original is this one sounds better because it's recorded with a lot better equipment. Nice job Sina!
1978 I was playing bass in a rock band. This was a huge hit for my band to play and it paid off for this 16 yr old kid from Ventura. Thanks for the video Sina.
al brown Hello Al, I seen them just a few + years ago and never dreamed they would put on such a spectacular show. The cool part is, my back yard is not too far from an amputheater where alot of bands have been performing at. I can hear them In my back yard. That is the ones i don't go to! Take care of yourself and have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
God this cover deserves way more views! I've watched it a dozen times and it never gets old. Well played Sina. You never fail to impress! Keep doin what you're doin!
I'm having a bad day, kinda angry and torqued off, let's see what RUclips has to offer a mad old man today, ah, Sina, and my day isn't as bad anymore. Keep on rolling!
This is one of my favorite of your covers. Yes, I really like the song. What makes it for me though is your joy, and how you make the complex so simple to see and follow
Wow ..what an honor to receive a comment like this..I've been watching Sina for years, I knew I was on to somthing great 😎 .for her to receive a comment from the actul artist who's song she just coverd must have been a thrill for her ..I've watched this vid probably 100 times ,one of my favorite songs so thanks Alan and Sina . Artist like Alan brought me up thru my teens with great music and artist like Sina are covering and keeping alive this very great music ...thanks again both of you for making music that fills my day !!
As a drummer for over 49 years (started when I was 4), I see plenty of flaws. She does not command the tempo. She doesn't have a good touch or feel or groove. There's a world of difference between having the artistic ability to create a drum part and dictating the tempo, feel, and groove while playing the part you created versus simply smacking the drums around while the tempo is dictated to you (and at many times struggling to maintain the tempo). I've watched a few of her videos and haven't been impressed. Worst one was Rosanna...awful, just awful. I applaud her for playing along to classic rock which has stood the test of time instead of most of the current stuff on the radio today. I know she's young - somewhere in the 17 - 19 age range is what I've seen, but she's below average at best right now. Sorry.
@@lookiloo100 I have neither the time nor interest in posting videos of myself on RUclips playing along to a bunch of random cover tunes. If you believe doing so is any sort of indication that someone has made it in music, then you are ill informed, to say the least. If, however, you believe being able to cover life’s necessities (food, clothing, and shelter) and also provide for extras such as vehicles, vacations, technology, insurance, etc. with income from recording, touring, gigging, writing, teaching, running sound, or some combination thereof, then yes, I have made it in music. I’m certainly not famous or fabulously wealthy, but I am very comfortable. And I’m not ashamed to admit that I am very fortunate to work with musicians who I consider to be of a much higher caliber than myself - I’m talking musicians and vocalists who have gold/platinum albums to their credit and/or been on a Grammy nominated album (but unfortunately didn’t win). But I also know if I didn't have decent chops, I wouldn't be working with them. I’m not saying she sucks or that she should throw her shells and sticks into a fire pit, but it needs work - lots of it. Her skill level is nowhere remotely close the praise and accolades thrown at her by the minions on RUclips. On her best day, she is average, and most typically below average. I have a few students in the 15 - 17-year-old age range who would eat her lunch. Her meter is typically all over the place - ahead of the beat, on the beat, behind the beat, or waffling somewhere in-between. She obviously has tremendous passion for her instrument, but her feel for most songs I’ve watched just isn’t there. I don’t know how any reasonably skilled drummer or bassist wouldn’t feel it. If it’s straight-ahead, four on the floor rock, it’s okay. As soon as something more technical comes into play (Rosanna, Don’t Stop Believin’, Tom Sawyer, Subdivisions, etc.), it’s awful. If it was a live situation instead of a controlled environment where the work has already been done for her, it would be a train wreck.
Sina its augast 2020 and the world is in a delama yet your talent brings cheer to my heart on how you bring happiness to people all over the world with your talent you are simply an angel to people that respect your talent and love you ok cya xxx
Wow! You know you have IT when the original drummer for REO Speedwagon posts a public compliment about your drumming on your cover version of the song that he played on.Of course , Alan Gratzer came a little late to the party! Im a hobbyist guitarist not a drummer , but I know enough about classic rock and this song ( im 61 y.o.) to state with confidence that your rhythmic precision and your fills Are really impressive. Bravo! What a great job you have done in this performance 😊❤👍
I think most folks are listening to Sina on their I Phones or similar. Normally when working out I use the TV. But i LOVE to run it thru my desktop pc and into my 1000 watt stereo...WOW, talk about feeling the beat ! What a gal man (:
Sina turns every drum track upside downside out and makes the original track breath more than it was ever intended..this woman has it ingrained in her in DNA, a true, passionate artist, any which way you turn it...shes a gift, thanks for sharing your talent with all of us
Man I love that song and you did a fantastic job banging it out. I make my way back to Germany every now and then and on my "to do" list is to hopefully see you play live. I love the songs you choose as it reminds me of great times growing up. From one generation to another... Awesome work.
There's a reason why someone so young would love Classic rock AND drums...because they both still ROCK and hooks your mind and soul. A great, new touch to an old tune that lives on! Splendid, Sina!
Wow Sina this is one epic performance to cover . Always loved this song . One of the most underrated songs in classic rock in my opinion. My daughter is going to play this at her student concert this year . She will be ending the student concert off so it’s a big deal. Im glad we found your video so she can study you . Excellent drummer! ❤️☮️
Anyone that would give Sina a thumbs down on any of her work is a BOT, Jealous, a failed musician, or just pissed because mom is making them sit outside while she pressure washes the basement. I'm so impressed with the young musical talent I've come across on RUclips. I think some of them take the original song to the next level from original.
Sina, I just can’t say it enough times, you are simply amazing. Thank you for taking the time to learn all of the best songs and bring them alive again for all to enjoy as many of us are over well let’s just say old enough to be your parents, and maybe grandparents. You a fantastic drummer and have introduced music to younger ages to get out there and make music. These are very uncertain times right now so stay healthy so we can enjoy more as the beat goes on. And yes it was great and amazing that you received recognition front Alan Gratzer, that there is worth a $Million, print it out and put in your Portfolio. What a compliment by one of the greats. You just keep on amazing us little lady, and should I’m not around come May, Happy Birthday 🎁🎂, “21”! Now you’ll be breaking even more Hearts 💔😘. 😘 love you and your beautiful picked songs that were and still the best. 🇺🇸
Okay so I noticed it’s been a year since I last commented on this one, Sina! Well it’s time to revisit what I think is one of the best covers you’ve ever done. I don’t know how many times I have watched it 😮! Those tom tom rolls are outstanding! A million views! I’m half of them 😂😂. You’re the best on the platform for the way you care about your followers. I’m sure many will agree. Thanks again for posting this one!!
This song is one of the best rock songs ever!! Saw REO at “Live Aid” and when this song was played, the 120,000 people at JFK stadium in Philly went insane !!! Very emotional song for me... awesome job!
Ok, so I have been following you for 2, maybe 3 years now? (I'm not really sure and don't want to try and figure it out.) I have never commented on any of your videos before this but as REO Speedwagon is second only to Led Zeppelin on my all time favorite bands (yes I know, a strange jump) I just had to chime in. I am behind on a number of things on the internet, your videos being one of them (I'm usually at work when your videos get posted and I can't take time out to really watch and enjoy them there so I end up forgetting to watch them when I get home.) As I said I am a big REO fan and finally found some time to watch a video or two on net, I had to watch this one. I don't know if the orginal drummer for REO played a double bass, but I know the curent one does and despite using only a single yourself I am impressed with how well you make it work and sound (I have seen them multiple times and frequently listen to a live album of there's that I have). Further what I think I enjoyed most about this cover isn't how well you covered it, but watching you play. This song didn't seem to be that difficult for you and yet you seeemed to be enjoying yourself and having more fun playing it than have seen in ANY of your other videos. Keep up the good work and more importantly keep having fun doing it
I saw REO Speedwagon at the Ruoff Amphitheater in Noblesville. IN a couple of years ago. You should have been on stage with them playing drums! Not one missed beat! You continue to amaze me. Such an amazing talent. Keep on rocking girl!
One year ago, while tending my four month grandson, we flipped over a tissue box and our drumming adventures began. At sixteen months, our "kits" grown and expand. He has a real appreciation for all thing percussion. Thanks for posting as this shared adventure continues.... It's amazing to watch him progress ~ for Easter this yr. Nan bought him his first legit pair of drum sticks ;-D ( Well Done Sina!) we dig your covers!
You had 7k subscribers when I clicked it... now look! Well deserved. I've seen them all Sina, this one easily top 3 for me! Amazing as usual. Most ppl will look at the bass footwork... however, that metronome of a left foot is AMAZING. Impeccable timing!
I never get tired of watching this video! Absolutely Nailed it. I showed you to my Neighbour who bought a baby drum set for their kid. Now you are all he watches on RUclips!
Sina what can I say that hasn't been said a million times. I will tell you this, you are a very special person to me! You have outdone yourself once again!! Thanks!!!
My absolute favorite REO song, and your heavy drums made it even better! Ever since I bought their 8-track in the late 1970's, I always kept this song keyed up when I would hit the California interstate while I was stationed there in the Navy. I would let my 440 V-8 loose and just haul ass! I still do the same in my Hemi Jeep. Great speeding music!
This is such a glorious song and this is an excellent cover. It's cool as hell having the drummer of the band commenting as well. That was a really nice thing for him to do.
Those Thundering Riffs Are AMAZING! Growing Up With All The Incredible Drummers Of The 60's/70's/80's I'm So Grateful To Witness So Many Talented Young Souls Bringing Their A Game To Many Of The Classic Tunes! I'd LOVE To Hear Your Version Of "Golden Country"-- Aloha, Sina-
Hallo Sina! Thanks for posting it. really loved, because REO was one of my favorite bands of the 70´s. Sounds like it was one of the funniest songs for you to play, didn't it? Another good job! Danke! For me it was very pleasant to hear and see.
Out of all the people that I see do drum covers you're the best I don't remember if I've ever seen you twirl your sticks always thought that being flamboyant there's nobody else on the internet that I've seen that can touch you you are the best and this is coming from a 60 year old man keep rocking
Awesome! I saw Bryan tell Dan Rather that this was his favorite song to play because of how fun it is to play. I know nothing about drums, I'm a 48 year old aspiring rhythm guitarist lol. You nailed it and made it look incredibly fun.
Sina, there is a reason why you are my favorite drummer, it is because you are the best. Thank you so much for entertaining us, your fans. Best regards,
Great cover Sina. This particular song reminds of the brilliance of Gary Richrath. He announces his arrival during the guitar breaks with his exceptional, unmistakable ax work while reminding everyone that he and his Les Paul are the essence of REO.
saw REO mostly accoustic in San Jose a couple of months ago, I am still breathless, they played all the best, closed with "Roll..." the people loved it, seems I danced a bit oo.
I LOVE THIS SONG BUT I ESPECIALLY LOVE HOW GOOD SINA PLAYS IT!! BRAVO SINA BRAVO YOU DEFINITLY ARE A MASTER AT YOUR TRADE AND YOU SHOULD BE VERY PROUD OF YOURSELF!! YOU GIVE ME GOOSE BUMPS EVERYTIME YOU PLAY!! KEEP UP THE FANTASTIC DRUMMING!!💫🎇🎆
I tried drumming for a bit, it was fantastic. I bought my pieces from different sources, with an eye to staying on budget, but still getting good equipment. I lived by myself with my dog in a large house with tolerant neighbors. Of course, my playing skills never reached my intended goals, because I had to sell things and move out. Anyway, other than motorcycle riding, playing the drums is the most exhilarating experience I have ever felt.
Sina is simply amazing. I love everything about her especially her classic rock covers. So talented and beautiful. She is a very special talent. I've drummed for 30 years and have seen thousands of very good young drummers. She is the entire package. When you have the legendary Ian Paice and Alan Gratzer give you wonderful praise that's saying alot🥁👏🤟💕
Wie wichtig das Schlagzeug für einen Song ist, wissen wir eigentlich alle. Wie komplex es zu spielen ist und wieviel Technik dahinter steckt, wissen wir dank Sina! Keep on drummin'!!
Sina perfect one of my all-time favorites. Sina do you know old people still have fantasies and my fantasy is being the guitarist at a gig at Madison Square Garden‘s and you’re the drummer it would truly be an honor to do a gig with the best drummer of all time hey don’t take any negative comments the thumbs down personal they don’t understand what you’re doing behind the drums only a true musician really understand what you’re doing behind your drum set how great you are how amazingly talented you are perhaps maybe the best drummer of all time and you’re so damn young what are you gonna create and accomplish in your life I hope I live long enough to see it remember clean living don’t let any relationships bog you down keep pressing forward you got something special going on I just can’t tell you what a joy it is to watch you young lady I really appreciate what you’re doing
Sina I have been watching your covers for quite a while now and every time i sit down to the computer I have to watch at least a few. This has got to be one of my favorites, can't say how many times I've watched it . Keep it up and love to watch you smile as you play
Sina, this is actually Alan Gratzer! REO's manager Tom Consolo sent me this link. You really nailed it! I wish my drums sounded this good when I recorded this track @ 1978. Your meter is impeccable and so are your chops. One thing I always regretted is that track really needed the kick to be up a bit in the mix so all those trip beats would be accentuated, but it got buried in the mix. One of the comments was that this person wanted your ride to be closer to you wouldn't be stressing your rotator cuff. Coincidentally, in the last three years I've had shoulder surgery on both shoulders so maybe there's something to it! That guy must be an orthopaedist! Anyway, keep on doing what you're doing. This was a lovely tribute which I appreciated immensely. I'm looking forward now to digging into some of the other stuff you recorded. Cheers, Alan G
Awesome testament Mr. Gratzer! I'm glad you have such kind words. She works tirelessly getting these tracks right that both honor the original and bring a new sparkle to them at the same time. I know you will enjoy her covers AND her original work as well!!
@Alan Gratzer Thank you so much for checking this out and leaving such a lovely comment. REO Speedwagon's Greatest Hits was one of the CDs that my sister and I grew up listening to. I feel very honoured, so glad you like my cover!! Thanks a lot for sharing your insights with us.
Hi Alan, this is a very nice compliment from you to Sina. I've heard Roll With The Changes countless times since then and I still like the song very much. I also think that Sina did it very well. And I'm also convinced that you will like her other videos.
I'm very sorry to hear that you had health problems with your shoulders. I hope the surgeries helped. All the best for you, Thomas
Awesome for commenting back to her
Wow Alan, thank you for taking the time to comment. Sina's fans know she's on the right track. Every Friday at a minimum she fills our souls with a new video and makes us smile. Check out her work with Donovan too. With him she is part of a Blues CD and demonstrates a nice change of pace. And speaking of Paice, check out her 'Highway Star'. One of her best performances I think. Be well Alan and again thank you for the music. Part of my youth.
You know you've reached a pinnacle when Alan Gratzer takes the time to compliment your skills. I got chills just reading his message to you. Congratulations Sina!
Yes She Has!!!
She's a beast no doubt
Congrats Sina
Congratulations, Sina! I'm so excited for you! 😊
All REO fans should know this
These days when you click on drum covers with Women it seems all you get is Women that look like their ready for a beauty compitition or something, OR think their cool cuz they can " twirl " their sticks. Sina is all about just playing and letting us see her amazing skills. NO show crap going on... LOVE IT !!!
Wow! To be complimented by Gratzer! A real plus! Why aren't you with an upcoming rock band? Any current band would be blessed & privileged to have you as their drummer!
This is what we used to call a freeway song. Imagine an 18 year old kid in a 65 1/2 Ford Mustang GT fastback with a bored out 289 to 301ci motor with a Crane cam, solid lifters TRW rings, bearing and pistons tooling down I-90 from Seattle to Portland Or at about 110mph and you put this tape in (cause that's what we had), to R-E-O, Roll with the changes. The sun is just coming over the Cascade Mountains on your left, there's not another car in sight at 3:45 am. When the tape hits the jam part you stick the stick into a lower gear and JUST STAND ON THE GAS! Holding it there as the miles tick by at about 2 1/2 miles a minute. Thank you for bringing back that memory. Love you.
I have Cancer and was raised back in the day where good music like REO Speedwagon and many others made me feel so good to listen then as it just did me now. My spirits get down with the cancer but when I see you play like this it makes life worth living again. My god keep this up you have so much talent and just made a old man with Cancer live once again with happiness in his life. Thank you Sina.
fight on dude, we are all in line, you're a motivator, seems somewhere along the line you figured out what is good!
Did we all need to hear your depressing story? Life is worth living until it isn't.
@@jimlovesgina Yeah we did need to hear it, rock star...and YOU...SUCK AT EVERYTHING YOU DO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was just sitting here watching and wondering if Alan Gratzer has seen this or would even be interested. He did... and he is! Wow!!
You know your kicking ass when Alan Gratzer comments omg she is amazing god bless you Sina
What an awesome cover of a timeless tune! In that Sina received such nice congratulatory accolades from Alan Gratzer, drummer on the original track, makes her cover of this song all the more noteworthy. Great job, Sina:
I can’t really say anything as impressive as Alan Gratzer the drummer for REO Speedwagon commenting on Sinas rendition of this song! You are great Sina, anyone that tries to take anything from you is just jealous! When someone like him takes the time to watch you play and write you that’s enough to let you know you can play with anyone and always remember that 😎
amen
go girl
I am 71 and I love all kinds of music . I have never seen or heard a drummer like you that can play any and every style of drumming as good or better than anyone I have ever seen or heard.
I also, greatly appreciate that you sell your art and not your sexuality.You are a classy inspiration to young girls and boys,men and women, that you don't have to sell your body to be a real artist.You are not just a girl playing drums..You are a true drum artist.
Please never sell out.
WORD
You can rock or you can roll. The tune won't change no matter where the wagon goes! :D
THE SONG - "Roll With The Changes" is a song by American rock band REO Speedwagon. It was written by Kevin Cronin (vocals, rhythm guitar, piano) and is the first track on the band's seventh studio album 'You Can Tune a Piano, but You Can't Tuna Fish'. The album was recorded during 1977 and 1978 at Sound City Studios in LA, the Record Plant in LA, and Paragon Recording Studios in Chicago. It was released on Mar 16, 1978 and "Roll With The Changes" was released as a single also in 1978.
'You Can Tune a Piano, but You Can't Tuna Fish' was the band's first Top 40 album. It peaked at #29 on the Billboard 200 album chart on June 17, 1978 and sold over two million copies. "Roll With The Changes" became one of their best known songs. It entered the Billboard Hot 100 on May 13, 1978 at #80 and peaked at #58 on June 10, 1978. It was last seen at #98 on July 22, 1978 after 11 weeks on the chart. It faired somewhat better on the US Cashbox Top 100 chart reaching #48.
Cronin had left REO Speedwagon in 1973 due to conflicts with Gary Richrath, the lead guitarist. He returned in 1976 which meant a move from Chicago to LA. According to SongFacts, it was during that trip that he reflected on all the changes in his life and was inspired to write the lyrics for "Roll With The Changes" on a brown paper bag as he was driving!
REO successfully transitioned to MTV. Kevin Cronin told SongFacts, "The record company sent a film crew out, and they wanted to film us in soundcheck, doing "Roll With The Changes", "Time for Me to Fly", and a couple of songs from that album. And we didn't really know why, because back in those days, we would do TV shows like 'Midnight Special' and 'Don Kirshner's Rock Concert'. That was really how rock bands got on TV.
"We were fortunate. Talk about being in the right place at the right time - the 'Hi Infidelity' album was #1 on the Billboard chart when MTV went on the air. So, it was just a no-brainer that our videos were going to get played on MTV, because we had pretty big hits on the radio."
REO still tours. Keyboardist Neal Doughty is the only original member from 1967, Kevin Cronin is nearly so having joined the band in 1972. Gary Richrath left the band in 1989. He died on Sept 13, 2015 from complications following stomach surgery.
To me, REO Speedwagon is an archetypical 70s rock band - the pounding piano, the driving beat, the distorted guitars and solos, the Hammond organ palm smears and the vocal stylings. They are just pure fun - and that's one reason why many of those bands and songs remain popular to this day.
PERSONAL NOTE - Next Thursday is American Thanksgiving. Although not something officially observed in my neck of the woods, my side of the family has always made a big deal out of it and, with my parents not getting any younger, it's a time to try to bring the whole family together. Consequently, I won't have a write-up next week. For those of you celebrating, have a wonderful Thanksgiving. Enjoy the food and your families - and play some music too! Cheers!
Thanks Rosanna and Juliet, enjoy your family party next week and thanks again for all that you do from week to week. Again, you got all your facts straight. Impossible to tune a fish!!
And thank you Sina for bringing the music to all of us each week. This song looks like it was a bit of a workout but it must have been a lot of fun! The "Tuna Fish" album cover and title got some rather expected awards - "The Worst Record Covers of All Time" and "The 50 Worst Album Titles in History". Some people have no sense of humor! Luckily it had nothing to do with the musical content. Cheers!
Thanks, Juliet and Ro! Great info as always. Hope you enjoy your family gathering -- I'll be doing much the same.
I give myself a pat on the back as one of those who advocated for this cover. I think it's one of the most fun performances Sina's given us! Believe it or not, I was wondering earlier this week whether it could be this song today, but I thought, "Nah, no way she'd get to it so quickly -- there are a million requests on The List!" Yet here it is. Wow!
thanks for the great info. and have a great time with family
Thank you both again for the story behind the song each week! Juliet, we'll be celebrating Thanksgiving right along with you here in Virginia, USA. Enjoy the times with family, they are to be treasured. We'll welcome you back the following week to Miss Sina's RUclips family!!
REO Speedwagon was very much a staple of the late 70's. Again, you've improved the sound of this track with your drum skills and dad's mixing! Love the yellow long sleeve Miss Sina. It contrasts with the dark background and it spotlights you!!
I just "discovered" Sina a few days ago and I can't stop watching her videos! She's simply brilliant!! My eyes can't keep up with how fast her hands move when she's pounding out such complex sequences.....really, all I can say is....WOW!!!!!
and me she a wow so talented
She's the best female drummer around and keeps gettin' better.
Go watch her from the beginning, she was about 14,, up till now, its cool how she keeps getting better and you can see how she changes, she went to drum school for 1 year, came back and was an absolute beast on the drums, keeps getting better and better,, check her out covering Queen's Fat Bottom Girl,, it will blow your mind
I say Ringo needs to give her a call for his All Star Band
Watch her cover for Won't Get Fooled Again. Some of the best drumming I have ever seen.
She is truly a 🥁 master.
It always amazes me how some of the simplest sounding songs, when viewed, are some of the most challenging to play. Sina, your covers are truly impeccable. I feel like I'm listening to the original soundtrack! If only I could keep all of my four limbs moving in harmony. Drummers of any caliber are special peeps! Rock On Sina!
How awesome that you commented on this, Alan! Too cool... I'm sure Sina appreciated it greatly!
Roll With The Changes one of my favorite from REO Speedwagon. Sina certainly does it justice. well done Sina! No surprise to me as I have been a fan for 4 yrs.
you were born with sticks in you hands, and now the heavens are the limit. Please stay grounded, You will achieve much more in life
this stuff sounded good back in the day, sounds even better now, and i enjoy watching you play. thanks for what Sina and company do.
It "never" gets old micheal does it ! ;) Sina just brings something special to everything she covers. 😊
I think she's hot!!
I grew up in the 70's (yes I'm old!) and REO was and still is my favorite band. This was a superb cover of one of my all time favorites. As with all your covers, you are awesome!
Who has this on repeat? This video never gets old.
In a whirlwind of rhythm, Sina commands the beat,
A drummer extraordinaire, whose talent is a treat.
With sticks that dance upon the skins, in perfect harmony,
She crafts a symphony of sound, a true marvel to see.
To REO Speedwagon's anthem, "Roll With The Changes," she takes flight,
Her drumming prowess shining in a colorful, captivating light.
In vibrant hues and skillful strokes, her video comes alive,
A masterpiece of music, her passion so beautifully thrives.
Each strike and roll, a testament to her boundless skill,
With every beat, the melody, her hands tenderly instill.
The drums become an extension of her very soul,
A virtuoso crafting magic, making the music whole.
In Sina's hands, the rhythm finds its own heartbeat,
A maestro of percussion, making every note complete.
With finesse and fervor, she weaves a sonic tale,
Her beats, a testament to her artistry, they never fail.
So here's to Sina, a maestro with the drums,
Whose passion and talent, to the music world, she plumbs.
Her colorful rendition, a sight to behold,
A rhythmic masterpiece, a story beautifully told.
Alan G, I've been following REO since 1980 from southern Ohio. When REO showed up at Huntington or Charleston WV I was there for every concert. As Kevin said at the last show I seen in Huntington with Def Leppord, you all are the West Virginia's #1 House Band. With that said, I have never heard Keep in Rolling played with a drum set like Sina's. I am floored at how amazing Sina is at playing drums. I'm a life long subscriber now. WOW what a talented musician!
Something I've noticed, you are not just talented, you have great taste in music as well.
Sina, just found you tonight, started with the Beatles, Iron Butterfly, The Who, Led Zeppelin and now my anthem of the 70's - 80's. There are so many memories that your choices have brought back to me. THANK YOU! ROCK ON!
i don't remember how i stumbled across your videos. I grew up in the Southwest Suburbs of Chicago where REO got their start. I remember seeing Reo and Styx in my local area before they became super stars.. Thank you for bringing back to my youth. You are a great Talent and I have seen about 80% of the bands in concert that you do drum covers of. You do them justice. There are many girls who do drum covers on youtube. You are by far the best because of your talent, love and enthusiasm for your craft. I have a found a new love for the music i grew up with thanks to your drum covers I now Listen for the drum tracks when i play them. Hope to see many more classic rock Drum covers. Great job and much success in your career.
Hey Mike, I used to manage the Red Lion Inn in Champaign back in the day with Bob Graham and Blytham LTD. With the likes of Cheap Trick, REO, Slink Rand, and all the GREAT rockers. This gal just nails this iconic tune! So uplifting to see young people that can appreciate real rock and roll. God, I miss those days - the best years of my life. Keep the faith and keep rockin'!!
This young woman is truly gifted and an incredible achiever! I have no kids but if she were my daughter, I'd be darn proud!
proud just barely touches the feelings she brings.
This was a nice surprise ! 1970s REO Speedwagon is really rocking music - Gary Richrath (RIP) was a phenomenal guitarist and the whole band in the '70s were tight as hell. Now come on, be honest Sina, this must have been so much fun to play ?! And you played it so well, bravo !
NO ONE can play this song like Alan Gratzer....EXCEPT for YOU, Sina! EXCELLENT work!!
I grew up with REO.
I'm from St. Charles, Missouri,and they played all over our " Neighborhood" in the ' 70's and I remember Kevin Cronin, just PRIOR to them hitting it BIG TIME, coming over to our house in the very early ' 70's, to jam with my brother, who casually played guitar at the time and some of his guitarist friends.
The said thing is, is at THAT time, I was too young (about 8 y.o.) to realise and appreciate, JUST WHO was in our house but I remember and enjoyed the music and the whole "scene" in general !!
Girl, you are one rockin drummer! I'm so glad we'll have many more years to listen to your talent.
I grew up in Champaign, Illinois, where REO got their start, and at one point, spent a LOT of time at the Illinois Street Residence Hall on the University of Illinois campus where the band was born with a lot of my fellow musicians as a teen. You NAILED IT!!!
Thank you for doing my hometown band proud.
I think Kevin Cronin needs to bring Sina out on tour for a couple of concerts and let her get down with the group! It would be great to see her up on stage with REO! ;-)
Alex and Geddy need to have a talk with her too. Have you seen her Rush covers? OFF THE CHARTS!
The only way you can tell the difference between this and the original is this one sounds better because it's recorded with a lot better equipment. Nice job Sina!
The same equipment and the same studio were used to record "Roll With The Changes" and " Smells Like Teen Spirit". It sounds better because of Sina.
I was used to listening to this song on cassette, so anything else besides AM radio would sound better.
@@8068 That's no compliment. I always thought that Nirvana, especially that song, is one of the most overrated in music history.
Me encanta como le pega...
@@AdamSternberg Wth.... im glad it's not all up to you.
1978 I was playing bass in a rock band. This was a huge hit for my band to play and it paid off for this 16 yr old kid from Ventura. Thanks for the video Sina.
This is outstanding!! REO put out some great songs in the late '70s and early '80s. Great suggestion and great song choice!!!
al brown
Hello Al, I seen them just a few + years ago and never dreamed they would put on such a spectacular show.
The cool part is, my back yard is not too far from an amputheater where alot of bands have been performing at. I can hear them In my back yard. That is the ones i don't go to! Take care of yourself and have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
@@davebeck8973 Happy Thanksgiving to you too Dave!!
al brown
Thank you Al.
Then along comes can't fight this feeling ughhhh what were they thinking.
Happy Thanksgiving! Greetings from Germany 😉
I just love to watch her work.
God this cover deserves way more views! I've watched it a dozen times and it never gets old. Well played Sina. You never fail to impress! Keep doin what you're doin!
Me too. On repeat. Never tire of it
I'm having a bad day, kinda angry and torqued off, let's see what RUclips has to offer a mad old man today, ah, Sina, and my day isn't as bad anymore. Keep on rolling!
She's a good drummer and a looker
Copy that.:)
LOL Love your comment!
dude she kicks ass
I've played with hundreds of drummers that couldn't hold a drumstick to you Sina!!! So great to see young talent this great!!!
Wow. I never realized how physically challenging that song is for a drummer.
This is one of my favorite of your covers.
Yes, I really like the song.
What makes it for me though is your joy, and how you make the complex so simple to see and follow
Wow ..what an honor to receive a comment like this..I've been watching Sina for years, I knew I was on to somthing great 😎 .for her to receive a comment from the actul artist who's song she just coverd must have been a thrill for her ..I've watched this vid probably 100 times ,one of my favorite songs so thanks Alan and Sina .
Artist like Alan brought me up thru my teens with great music and artist like Sina are covering and keeping alive this very great music ...thanks again both of you for making music that fills my day !!
As a drummer for over 20 years I keep trying to find a single flaw, none ever! Amazing;
@Ray Marshall how am I talking out my "arse" do you see or hear any flaw? How long have you been playing, if at all know it all!
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As a drummer for over 49 years (started when I was 4), I see plenty of flaws. She does not command the tempo. She doesn't have a good touch or feel or groove. There's a world of difference between having the artistic ability to create a drum part and dictating the tempo, feel, and groove while playing the part you created versus simply smacking the drums around while the tempo is dictated to you (and at many times struggling to maintain the tempo). I've watched a few of her videos and haven't been impressed. Worst one was Rosanna...awful, just awful. I applaud her for playing along to classic rock which has stood the test of time instead of most of the current stuff on the radio today. I know she's young - somewhere in the 17 - 19 age range is what I've seen, but she's below average at best right now. Sorry.
@@johngembka7052 Hey John, do you have as many musical reviews as Sina? did you ever make it as a musician?
@@lookiloo100 I have neither the time nor interest in posting videos of myself on RUclips playing along to a bunch of random cover tunes. If you believe doing so is any sort of indication that someone has made it in music, then you are ill informed, to say the least. If, however, you believe being able to cover life’s necessities (food, clothing, and shelter) and also provide for extras such as vehicles, vacations, technology, insurance, etc. with income from recording, touring, gigging, writing, teaching, running sound, or some combination thereof, then yes, I have made it in music. I’m certainly not famous or fabulously wealthy, but I am very comfortable. And I’m not ashamed to admit that I am very fortunate to work with musicians who I consider to be of a much higher caliber than myself - I’m talking musicians and vocalists who have gold/platinum albums to their credit and/or been on a Grammy nominated album (but unfortunately didn’t win).
But I also know if I didn't have decent chops, I wouldn't be working with them.
I’m not saying she sucks or that she should throw her shells and sticks into a fire pit, but it needs work - lots of it. Her skill level is nowhere remotely close the praise and accolades thrown at her by the minions on RUclips. On her best day, she is average, and most typically below average. I have a few students in the 15 - 17-year-old age range who would eat her lunch. Her meter is typically all over the place - ahead of the beat, on the beat, behind the beat, or waffling somewhere in-between. She obviously has tremendous passion for her instrument, but her feel for most songs I’ve watched just isn’t there. I don’t know how any reasonably skilled drummer or bassist wouldn’t feel it. If it’s straight-ahead, four on the floor rock, it’s okay. As soon as something more technical comes into play (Rosanna, Don’t Stop Believin’, Tom Sawyer, Subdivisions, etc.), it’s awful. If it was a live situation instead of a controlled environment where the work has already been done for her, it would be a train wreck.
One of the greatest bands and hits of all time and you totally rock it! This will never get old! Great Job!
I played drums for 6 years in jr hi and highschool and could never play like that 😢
Sina its augast 2020 and the world is in a delama yet your talent brings cheer to my heart on how you bring happiness to people all over the world with your talent you are simply an angel to people that respect your talent and love you ok cya xxx
Wow! You know you have IT when the original drummer for REO Speedwagon posts a public compliment about your drumming on your cover version of the song that he played on.Of course , Alan Gratzer came a little late to the party!
Im a hobbyist guitarist not a drummer , but I know enough about classic rock and this song ( im 61 y.o.) to state with confidence that your rhythmic precision and your fills
Are really impressive. Bravo! What a great job you have done in this performance 😊❤👍
I think most folks are listening to Sina on their I Phones or similar. Normally when working out I use the TV. But i LOVE to run it thru my desktop pc and into my 1000 watt stereo...WOW, talk about feeling the beat ! What a gal man (:
Sina, you make me happy inside watching you drum. Especially to music from my era. Much peace and love to you.
Would be great to see Sina do Queen im in love with my car
Sina turns every drum track upside downside out and makes the original track breath more than it was ever intended..this woman has it ingrained in her in DNA, a true, passionate artist, any which way you turn it...shes a gift, thanks for sharing your talent with all of us
Of course its Sina😉.
Always refreshing to see younger people exercising their passion!!
Marc A. Their*
@@jumpinjojo TY Auto Correct maladies
The song and the drummer brought a smile to my face. Great job, keep playing every day.
Drummers must be a different breed . hands and feet all doing different things at the same time . a great song, really well done.
SINA, you just gave a perfect tribute to my favorite REO song. GOD BLESS you and your talent. #sina
Man I love that song and you did a fantastic job banging it out. I make my way back to Germany every now and then and on my "to do" list is to hopefully see you play live. I love the songs you choose as it reminds me of great times growing up. From one generation to another... Awesome work.
There's a reason why someone so young would love Classic rock AND drums...because they both still ROCK and hooks your mind and soul. A great, new touch to an old tune that lives on! Splendid, Sina!
Just happy to be absorbing the video. Many good times experienced through the years with this song at parties and get togethers.
Wow Sina this is one epic performance to cover . Always loved this song . One of the most underrated songs in classic rock in my opinion. My daughter is going to play this at her student concert this year . She will be ending the student concert off so it’s a big deal. Im glad we found your video so she can study you . Excellent drummer! ❤️☮️
Wow Allan Gratzer himself giving you big props . You are already there. Love female drummers.
The old guard are arthritic and have slowed. I want to see Sina play with any classic rock band that may be in need of a drummer with her energy.
Anyone that would give Sina a thumbs down on any of her work is a BOT, Jealous, a failed musician, or just pissed because mom is making them sit outside while she pressure washes the basement. I'm so impressed with the young musical talent I've come across on RUclips. I think some of them take the original song to the next level from original.
Sina, I just can’t say it enough times, you are simply amazing. Thank you for taking the time to learn all of the best songs and bring them alive again for all to enjoy as many of us are over well let’s just say old enough to be your parents, and maybe grandparents. You a fantastic drummer and have introduced music to younger ages to get out there and make music. These are very uncertain times right now so stay healthy so we can enjoy more as the beat goes on. And yes it was great and amazing that you received recognition front Alan Gratzer, that there is worth a $Million, print it out and put in your Portfolio. What a compliment by one of the greats. You just keep on amazing us little lady, and should I’m not around come May, Happy Birthday 🎁🎂, “21”! Now you’ll be breaking even more Hearts 💔😘. 😘 love you and your beautiful picked songs that were and still the best. 🇺🇸
When I saw REO in the Eighties they had two drummers for this song. This kid rocks.
Okay so I noticed it’s been a year since I last commented on this one, Sina! Well it’s time to revisit what I think is one of the best covers you’ve ever done. I don’t know how many times I have watched it 😮! Those tom tom rolls are outstanding! A million views! I’m half of them 😂😂. You’re the best on the platform for the way you care about your followers. I’m sure many will agree. Thanks again for posting this one!!
This song is one of the best rock songs ever!! Saw REO at “Live Aid” and when this song was played, the 120,000 people at JFK stadium in Philly went insane !!! Very emotional song for me... awesome job!
Load this bad boy up at least once a week. You just rip the top off of this woman. Never get tired of watching you play.
This beautiful talented young lady has put together one helluva of an awesome playlist! 🌹❤️😎 Your playing gives me goosebumps!
This song got me through my adolescent years. Got me through my darkest hours.
And I got to hear it front-row LIVE! dodadodado BAM Reeee BAM!
It's amazing how Sina can light The fire and put a magic energizing pulse on this piece. Can't ever stop wondering about that! 👍✨
One of my favorite REO songs. Close my eyes and listen and it's hard to differentiate from the original!
Awesome job as always!
Ok, so I have been following you for 2, maybe 3 years now? (I'm not really sure and don't want to try and figure it out.) I have never commented on any of your videos before this but as REO Speedwagon is second only to Led Zeppelin on my all time favorite bands (yes I know, a strange jump) I just had to chime in. I am behind on a number of things on the internet, your videos being one of them (I'm usually at work when your videos get posted and I can't take time out to really watch and enjoy them there so I end up forgetting to watch them when I get home.)
As I said I am a big REO fan and finally found some time to watch a video or two on net, I had to watch this one. I don't know if the orginal drummer for REO played a double bass, but I know the curent one does and despite using only a single yourself I am impressed with how well you make it work and sound (I have seen them multiple times and frequently listen to a live album of there's that I have).
Further what I think I enjoyed most about this cover isn't how well you covered it, but watching you play. This song didn't seem to be that difficult for you and yet you seeemed to be enjoying yourself and having more fun playing it than have seen in ANY of your other videos.
Keep up the good work and more importantly keep having fun doing it
Two thumbs up. Keep bringing attention to these songs by these great bands. Much appreciated.
I saw REO Speedwagon at the Ruoff Amphitheater in Noblesville. IN a couple of years ago. You should have been on stage with them playing drums! Not one missed beat! You continue to amaze me. Such an amazing talent. Keep on rocking girl!
One year ago, while tending my four month grandson, we flipped over a tissue box and our drumming adventures began. At sixteen months, our "kits" grown and expand. He has a real appreciation for all thing percussion. Thanks for posting as this shared adventure continues.... It's amazing to watch him progress ~ for Easter this yr. Nan bought him his first legit pair of drum sticks ;-D ( Well Done Sina!) we dig your covers!
I freaking love this song. So on point sina. You’re great! We are blessed to have you share your talent with us. Thanks again.
One of my favorite songs and Sina does it great justice ❤
You had 7k subscribers when I clicked it... now look! Well deserved. I've seen them all Sina, this one easily top 3 for me! Amazing as usual.
Most ppl will look at the bass footwork... however, that metronome of a left foot is AMAZING. Impeccable timing!
Young lady your are just KILLING it!!
This is one of my all time favorite 🤩 songs
AWESOME 😎
I never get tired of watching this video! Absolutely Nailed it. I showed you to my Neighbour who bought a baby drum set for their kid. Now you are all he watches on RUclips!
I'm always impressed that you cover all kinds of rock classics with a drum kit 1/3 the size of the average stage setup.
My Favorite REO song!!, i was lucky to see this played at the hollywood bowl!
Super Sweet drumming!, and Congrats on Alans comment!
Sina what can I say that hasn't been said a million times. I will tell you this, you are a very special person to me! You have outdone yourself once again!! Thanks!!!
My absolute favorite REO song, and your heavy drums made it even better! Ever since I bought their 8-track in the late 1970's, I always kept this song keyed up when I would hit the California interstate while I was stationed there in the Navy. I would let my 440 V-8 loose and just haul ass! I still do the same in my Hemi Jeep. Great speeding music!
Damn!! I saw an REO show when I was in highschool. They were great, just like this video. Awesome job.
Der einzige Drum Chanel bei dem die Snare nicht so durchknallt. Danke
This is such a glorious song and this is an excellent cover. It's cool as hell having the drummer of the band commenting as well. That was a really nice thing for him to do.
Those Thundering Riffs Are AMAZING! Growing Up With All The Incredible Drummers Of The 60's/70's/80's I'm So Grateful To Witness So Many Talented Young Souls Bringing Their A Game To Many Of The Classic Tunes! I'd LOVE To Hear Your Version Of "Golden Country"-- Aloha, Sina-
Hallo Sina! Thanks for posting it. really loved, because REO was one of my favorite bands of the 70´s. Sounds like it was one of the funniest songs for you to play, didn't it? Another good job! Danke! For me it was very pleasant to hear and see.
Out of all the people that I see do drum covers you're the best I don't remember if I've ever seen you twirl your sticks always thought that being flamboyant there's nobody else on the internet that I've seen that can touch you you are the best and this is coming from a 60 year old man keep rocking
Awesome! I saw Bryan tell Dan Rather that this was his favorite song to play because of how fun it is to play. I know nothing about drums, I'm a 48 year old aspiring rhythm guitarist lol. You nailed it and made it look incredibly fun.
Sina, there is a reason why you are my favorite drummer, it is because you are the best. Thank you so much for entertaining us, your fans. Best regards,
Wow, so much going on on this drum pattern. Very impressive Sina, love your work ✨👍✌️🙏🌟
One of my all time favorite songs and nailed by a talented young woman. Keep on rollin’........
One of my all time favorites too
Great cover Sina. This particular song reminds of the brilliance of Gary Richrath. He announces his arrival during the guitar breaks with his exceptional, unmistakable ax work while reminding everyone that he and his Les Paul are the essence of REO.
saw REO mostly accoustic in San Jose a couple of months ago, I am still breathless, they played all the best, closed with "Roll..." the people loved it, seems I danced a bit oo.
gonna see them in a week or so, elex I think, SJ
I LOVE THIS SONG BUT I ESPECIALLY LOVE HOW GOOD SINA PLAYS IT!! BRAVO SINA BRAVO YOU DEFINITLY ARE A MASTER AT YOUR TRADE AND YOU SHOULD BE VERY PROUD OF YOURSELF!!
YOU GIVE ME GOOSE BUMPS EVERYTIME YOU PLAY!!
KEEP UP THE FANTASTIC DRUMMING!!💫🎇🎆
More REO Speedwagon please! They were one of the first concerts I saw because the were local boys. Hi Infidelity was one of the first albums I bought!
Im trying to get my daughters to watch this so they see the possibilities. Love the song choices. Keep rockin girl.
You probably have a good drummer in the family. The only way to find out is for them to try. Hope they do
I tried drumming for a bit, it was fantastic. I bought my pieces from different sources, with an eye to staying on budget, but still getting good equipment. I lived by myself with my dog in a large house with tolerant neighbors. Of course, my playing skills never reached my intended goals, because I had to sell things and move out. Anyway, other than motorcycle riding, playing the drums is the most exhilarating experience I have ever felt.
Talent you have passed kids and goes to grandkids sadly!!!!🤔
I love the song selections too! Maybe one day Sina will also cover a Van Halen song 🤘
Sina is simply amazing. I love everything about her especially her classic rock covers. So talented and beautiful. She is a very special talent. I've drummed for 30 years and have seen thousands of very good young drummers. She is the entire package. When you have the legendary Ian Paice and Alan Gratzer give you wonderful praise that's saying alot🥁👏🤟💕
Wie wichtig das Schlagzeug für einen Song ist, wissen wir eigentlich alle.
Wie komplex es zu spielen ist und wieviel Technik dahinter steckt, wissen wir dank Sina! Keep on drummin'!!
Sina perfect one of my all-time favorites. Sina do you know old people still have fantasies and my fantasy is being the guitarist at a gig at Madison Square Garden‘s and you’re the drummer it would truly be an honor to do a gig with the best drummer of all time hey don’t take any negative comments the thumbs down personal they don’t understand what you’re doing behind the drums only a true musician really understand what you’re doing behind your drum set how great you are how amazingly talented you are perhaps maybe the best drummer of all time and you’re so damn young what are you gonna create and accomplish in your life I hope I live long enough to see it remember clean living don’t let any relationships bog you down keep pressing forward you got something special going on I just can’t tell you what a joy it is to watch you young lady I really appreciate what you’re doing
Awesome!! She plays through this like we walk through a park! Such a talent!!
Sina I have been watching your covers for quite a while now and every time i sit down to the computer I have to watch at least a few. This has got to be one of my favorites, can't say how many times I've watched it . Keep it up and love to watch you smile as you play
That left leg never stops amazing cover looks like she had to get the circulation back in the left leg at the end she is the best LOVE U GIRL
Good Lord, this is fantastic!