Louie Bellson - Buddy Rich Memorial Concert 1989 - 4K@60fps Remastered
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- Опубликовано: 13 ноя 2021
- The Buddy Rich Memorial Scholarship Concert with The Buddy Rich Big Band and Louie Bellson (1924-2009) in Los Angeles, 1989.
Track:
00:10 - Drum solo (intro)
00:53 - Carnaby Street (part I.)
01:41 - Drum solo
07:39 - Carnaby Street (part II.)
Upscaled to 2160p@60fps resolution with AI technology + remastered audio.
Source: DVD by DCI Music Video Inc., 2006
The source is not only low resolution but also low quality and over compressed video with badly recorded audio, so don't expect a miracle. The audio remaster was focused on the drum set and the bass. 
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One of my Greatest things to happen in my Life was meeting Buddy Rich when he and the band came and played at the Red Creek here in Rochester NY
No one more qualified than Louie to lead Buddy's band. They had some great drum battles... namely an LP " Are you ready for this". Louie maybe more inventive and musical.... Buddy brutal, fast and always the one to chase. Two of the greatest drum technicians who have ever lived. There are great drummers out there now...Weckle, Paice, Palmer the list is long. But when we lost Buddy and Louie some of the magic disappeared from drumming.
That wasn't quite Buddy's band. I'd have to study more carefully to get most of the names, but the lead trumpet player is Bobby Shew. At the time time was recorded Bobby was playing lead for Louie's band and a couple of others. He had not play with Buddy for a long time.
The technique, the taste, the dynamics.....that's what some of todays drummers lack. Today it's all about how loud you can play.
I agree!
People forget that Louis did it all...Composer,,arranger etc...How great was he!
He was also one heck of a nice guy!
Louie would be 100 years old this year. 😮
Louie showed what set him apart here with his double kicks in the big band jazz context and a library of interesting chops that were his alone, along with hands that could keep up with Buddy in a drum battle as they had done numerous times. One of the world's all time greats.
DAMN,YES,Buddy would have loved this.
This is one of the greatest solos ever.
Louie could have easily played with any metal band
He kind of did, a few times...only they had a lot more people to get the hard rock volume.
🙂
Phenomenal. He was amazing.
Louie was 65 at the time !
I met him many years ago Super nice guy. I’m just amazed at his playing for any age, but he’s older here and doesn’t even break a sweat. Inspiring is all I can say. What a talent.
All hail Uncle Louie . . The master grand father of double bass set up 🙏🙏🙏
I am hobby drummer .On my drum wall I have 4 ...8x10 black and white pics on the wall ...I am a fan of many drummers out there in drum world ..but on the wall are just 4 pics ....its Buddy Rich ,Gene Krupa,Joe Morello and Louie Belson ..those are my drum gods ..period ..thanks for the msgnificant upload
Not a bad Mt Rushmore.
That's a great foursome, but let's not forget Chick Webb, Sid Catlett, Jo Jones because those guys influenced Gene, Buddy & Louie..
Good list! I played years ago and listened to these same guys! Really did not like buddy though!
He is the reason I play. Been playing for the last 60 years. Been touring for the last 35 still am. Thank you Louie, love you man R.I.P. Ambassador Jenks
Besides being one of the greatest drummers of all time, Maestro Bellson was the kindest man you could ever hope to meet. A legend in the truest sense of the word.
A true Master
For my money, Bellson had it all.....chops, dynamics, and taste !!!!
He was 65 here. Imagine that.
That
@@philwright2480 Thanks
People don’t fall apart as soon as they turn 60.
@@joksal9108 Absolutely i'm 60.
One of the greatest of all time ON ALL FRONTS! The world needs MORE Louie Bellsons!
That was by far the absolute "best" soloing I've ever heard from Louie.....Bravo!!
He is one of those rare jazz musicians who can play other kinds of music really well
Just amazing chops and musical feel.
Cleanest triplets I've ever heard.
Every note is clean and crisp. Perfect technique.
Wow! It was amazing seeing him years ago back in Rock Falls Illinois visiting and doing a workshop. Still have a signed drum head of his.
Fantastic!
Amazing
Unfassbar guter Drumsound , blitzschnelles kreatives Spiel, und man sieht Louie an , wieviel Freude er beim spielen hat. Unglaublich , was der Mann hier zeigt . In der Serie " Superdrumming " sah man , das er die Bassdrums mit Holzbeatern anspielt , sicherlich ein Grund für diesen knackigen Bassdrumsound
One of the greatest of all times !!!!
Great job ! One of my favourite Bellson clips.,
THAT was impressive!
There's a man who loves what he does and does what he loves well!
….AND the fact that he plays BOTH traditional grip as well as matched grip. I would have loved for Buddy to try and tell Louie that “he was holding his sticks wrong.”
Perhaps the one guy who could give Buddy a run for his money
The bands that backed up Bellson were fantastic!
Monster chops !!! Rip Louie
I love this guy! Total class act all the way. Burning 🔥 up the kit -- and all while wearing a tux. Hats off!
Incomparable
Louie and Buddy.... unmatched in speed, style, chops, you name it! And these guys weren't wearing muscle shirts and shorts. Pure class! Louie was ripping it up in this concert at age 65... just wow!
I love whatever you did during remastering to bring the drums out more👍🏻
Could you imagine if Buddy used a double bass kit?
Peak performance at about 65yo!
Class.
Ok Louie...I hear you...
Indurance and perfection of rhythm...top dog
Louie…amongst the greatest…
Louie was not only a great talent, he was also a very nice guy, unlike Buddy who was hated by both his band and manager. Buddy was a tremendous talent, but a prick of a person. There's a reason why Louie was often invited to the White House.
I have to agree there re Buddy, I saw him live at my High School in Parsippany NJ in '74 or so. He spent most of the time stalking around the stage, cocktail(s) in hand sniping at the performance of his band, all of whom looked to be young kids from Julliard ( spelling?) School of Music. He actually played drums for maybe a total of 15 minutes. The rest of the time, he was a jerk.
Yup- the original jazz double bass blast beats master. Definite old school, swing style. Don’t hear playing like that anymore…
Phenomenal! 👌👌👌👌
i would put spot moon gel on snare...would be great to see loo play with slip knot...2 kicks wicked...
My very first album I ever bought was Explosion, I was 16 in 1975. Wore it out!! Got the cd thirty years ago and now I'm a old man. Where did those years go Louie??
A-mazing ❣👍🏆
He played that for buddy
Most definitely
Earth Soul Four Sticks Blues Jazz RocknRoll...
Topaz Video Enhance AI can't do miracles but great results nonetheless! The fact you had the time to upscale this in the first place is what beats me xD
thanks! ben', budy rich', louie bellson', gene krupa', tony williams', elvin jones', bernard purdie', all very pro' jazz drummers'. louie knowing buddys', swinging jazz' too peace
awesome! is he playing a remo kit? i didn't know they made drums, only roto toms, & heads. sounds great.
Almost feels like buddy is assisting with this absolutely perfect solo
Was that smoke coming off those drums 🥁
THE BUS TAPES!!!!
fora de série no instrumento 😊
As I watched, in the beginning I said to myself "nothing new here that I haven't done back in my twenties and thirties - essentially one long snare drum roll at various speeds interrupted by occasional tom and cymbal attacks. Then at 4:16, we get into some serious cymbal work (that you don't see very often), and surprisingly, among this (if you are very attentive you will catch it) a small tribute to John Bonham from his Moby Dick solo. Also a nod to Zeppelin and Bonham's tom/bongo solo work in "Four Sticks" at 5:08 (did you get it - literally four sticks).
A great drummer to be sure. But after thirty years of drumming, almost continuous snare rolls used as a solo make me yawn.
Bellson was mainly the double bass, a LOT of rolls, repetition of patterns and chops in EVERY solo - Sure, that what he played was good, whatever he played was technically great but I don't see LB as very creative.
Someone has to say it
You actually didn't say anything valuable to the drummers who are here.
I miss this guy so much ! Used to see him at Donte's club in north Hollywood in the 70"
The lead player almost F--ked up the whole song with that last note......
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