For those people who've missed the point here....Stewart is clearly NOT taking himself seriously, or being serious. It's only a bit of music people, it doesn't mean anything. Enjoy.
I don't care if it's "jazz"or not, I always love watching Stewart play, the man has lived a life most can only dream of, he is easily in the top 3 drummers ever on my list, the man has inspired me like no other drummer, very articulate, intelligent, and funny as well, would love to have a beer with him someday!
I will give you my favourites of all time, some you may have heard of, others maybe not? Tony Williams, Jack DeJohnette, Billy Cobham, Dennis Chambers, Bill Bruford, Peter Erskine, Danny Gottlieb, Stewart Copeland. There are others too but these are my absolute favourites.
Everyone always has to assume it's drugs. SM fucking H. He's passionate about what he does. If it is cocaine, he doesn't have many days left, because in every interview of him he's hyper
Stewart Copeland is talented and funny ...and intelligent. Great to see him still out there. I went and saw Sting play in London Ontario a few years ago. He was doing all the Police songs. The guitar player and drummer were good ..but my cousin who was there ..went and saw the Police a year later on their reunion tour. He said it was night and day. The energy they put out. CHemistry between musicians is a very ethereal thing. Can be the most talented ..but just doesn't come off. I wish I could play with Stewart Copeland .....I like his vibe!!!!
"I saw Stewart with the Police playing 'The Invisible Sun' behind the stage in the Seattle coliseum , 1982 amazing concert along with the stage lighting!!"
So many people mad at Stewart for not playing in the pocket and bringing jazz orientation. The spirit of improv is to have fun, get off your high horse
Stuart Copeland: "Jazz is actually more fun to play than it is to listen to." 8:47 That is totally true when it's Copeland playing jazz. This guy obviously hates jazz. Why did he do this?
Definitely Stewart Copeland can't play jazz on drums. Use the same fills and ways for latin, jazz, rock, etc. But is a legend. Nobody denies that. And i still enjoy The Police and is a genius
There's no hole in his bass drum for the mic, my mind is blown! I thought it was illegal to do that, or do I just meet a lot of twats on my musical travels?
It is as though he has finally chosen to play his instrument correctly. Congratulations Mr. Copeland; hopefully the light didn't burn too much. TAMAs sound amazing, would want to bash them as well.
its him in his police days along with pick withers from dire straits (i could even mention phil rudd of acdc or topper headon of clash as well etc.) to whom i can attribute my inclination of percussiomania... well what is happenin' in here should not have leaked out , in fact Topper Headon has a discernibly better inclination to play 'jazz' whatever we mean by that...to cut this l s short Stewart Copeland is not just utterly out of his niche but seems to have found another one acting as some kind of comedy infused jazz historian ....well let him do it , if he enjoys it as noone seems like having the audacity to tell him :mate, when is come s to jazz and u r compelled to participate in it the only way it could have entertainmant value is to put on a self deprecatin parody show. there seems to be a correlation of peoples' adoration of the movie 'Whiplash' and their tendency to treat S.C. as a flat out genious.
For those people who've missed the point here....Stewart is clearly NOT taking himself seriously, or being serious. It's only a bit of music people, it doesn't mean anything. Enjoy.
exactly
I don't care if it's "jazz"or not, I always love watching Stewart play, the man has lived a life most can only dream of, he is easily in the top 3 drummers ever on my list, the man has inspired me like no other drummer, very articulate, intelligent, and funny as well, would love to have a beer with him someday!
Probably he would love it too...such a wonderful person!
I will give you my favourites of all time, some you may have heard of, others maybe not? Tony Williams, Jack DeJohnette, Billy Cobham, Dennis Chambers, Bill Bruford, Peter Erskine, Danny Gottlieb, Stewart Copeland. There are others too but these are my absolute favourites.
Stewart Copland is one of my influences in my drumming. It's always great to see him drumming again.
Stewart is a universal treasure, always funny but in the thick of music and has the respect of the greatest musicians on the planet
He's basically recreating his drum part on One World Is Enough For All Of Us (Ghost In The Machine). This guy is a flat out genius!
Like he's discovering it for the first time ??! l love Copland! He's always been a funny dude, and extremely talented!
I didn't know he had this humorous personality! what a lovely man he is
Its the Cocaine working
Everyone always has to assume it's drugs. SM fucking H. He's passionate about what he does. If it is cocaine, he doesn't have many days left, because in every interview of him he's hyper
Love seeing videos of stewart. What a great thinker.
The ultimate Nerd. Love that man's enthusiasm
integrating the comment below:
in an ultimate nerd's mind his greatness is achievable thru sheer enthusiasm.
It's really funny the way is playing Jazz ! For me he'll stay police drummer for ever !!!
Stewart Copeland is talented and funny ...and intelligent. Great to see him still out there. I went and saw Sting play in London Ontario a few years ago. He was doing all the Police songs. The guitar player and drummer were good ..but my cousin who was there ..went and saw the Police a year later on their reunion tour. He said it was night and day. The energy they put out. CHemistry between musicians is a very ethereal thing. Can be the most talented ..but just doesn't come off. I wish I could play with Stewart Copeland .....I like his vibe!!!!
"I saw Stewart with the Police playing 'The Invisible Sun' behind the stage in the Seattle coliseum , 1982 amazing concert along with the stage lighting!!"
05:51: always gets me. Lol
So many people mad at Stewart for not playing in the pocket and bringing jazz orientation. The spirit of improv is to have fun, get off your high horse
Stewart made a jazz noise.
I love Jazz and I love Mr.Copeland
Funny guy! Big personality! Big talent!
)) jazz turned into Walking On The Moon
fusion..................
Stuart Copeland: "Jazz is actually more fun to play than it is to listen to." 8:47
That is totally true when it's Copeland playing jazz. This guy obviously hates jazz. Why did he do this?
Wow!!!!
Beautiful!
Stewart has one dynamic --- LOUD
dcb1138 Yes!! True!! Never heard him EVER play with dynamics!!!
Love his playing but very mono-tonal player!!!
@@sticktrikbullshit listen to can’t stand losing you live in the 80s
I thought he said he was going to play jazz.
he is dickweed
This is jazz!
This is not jazz. This is a pianist that he told what to do over and over so he could control the whole situation.
Aralia Fresia its jazz
Aralia Fresia that’s jazz sweetheart
The drum part doesn’t sound like jazz.
Sign of greatness....making it look easy..
Definitely Stewart Copeland can't play jazz on drums. Use the same fills and ways for latin, jazz, rock, etc. But is a legend. Nobody denies that. And i still enjoy The Police and is a genius
Stanley Clarke would disagree with you on that
ok
Ernesto Ortiz and that why he is my fav pop drummer..
Fernando Viñoly ok
Neil Williamson Him playing “jazz” is very mediocre here
There's no hole in his bass drum for the mic, my mind is blown! I thought it was illegal to do that, or do I just meet a lot of twats on my musical travels?
The latter.
stewart actually hates jazz
Robert Combs u can tell he’s playing 2/4
I'm mortified
Cant hear the bass player.......
he's great with the police, here he's not playing shit
It is as though he has finally chosen to play his instrument correctly. Congratulations Mr. Copeland; hopefully the light didn't burn too much. TAMAs sound amazing, would want to bash them as well.
Oh dear 😶
Stewart can only play in his own band. That's not jazz!
its him in his police days along with pick withers from dire straits (i could even mention phil rudd of acdc or topper headon of clash as well etc.) to whom i can attribute my inclination of percussiomania...
well what is happenin' in here should not have leaked out , in fact Topper Headon has a discernibly better inclination to play 'jazz' whatever we mean by that...to cut this l s short Stewart Copeland is not just utterly out of his niche but seems to have found another one acting as some kind of comedy infused jazz historian ....well let him do it , if he enjoys it as noone seems like having the audacity to tell him :mate, when is come s to jazz and u r compelled to participate in it the only way it could have entertainmant value is to put on a self deprecatin parody show. there seems to be a correlation of peoples' adoration of the movie 'Whiplash' and their tendency to treat S.C. as a flat out genious.
This is cringe worthy watching Stewart try to pull off improv jazz in front of a paying audience. He's way out of his element and it shows.
If he's joking, I'm laughing. If he's serious, I'm cringing.
Way too busy. Just swing.
Why do people ask a rock drummer to talk about and play jazz? I mean Stewart is an excellent drummer, but the fact is that he can’t play jazz
He admits he’s not a jazz drummer, but he’s trying to expand. Lessons though might help :-)
Questo non è jazz
Davvero!
obnoxious player..lucky. he found sting
i've honestly thought this too even though I love him
can we agree gentleman , that Andy S. is the only non-(over)narcissistic and the most musically gifted out of em' 3?)
not keen