Carl Palmer is like fine wine or great single-malt scotch whisky..he just keeps getting better with age. Proof positive no replacement for experience and God-given talent. Amazing. Many more years to you Carl thank you for your gifts to us.
TSM I'm 47 and can barely finish playing hoedown (I'm a drummer) without collapsing from exhaustion. And he is one of the coolest, in an interview he talks about how he loved touring and recording, unlike so many musicians who whine about having to tour. Carl accepts everything being a successful musician entails and loves it. Rock on, Keith and Greg rock in peace r.i.p.
At 8:20 when he's rolling on the snare, his sticks are almost vertical. Nobody that I've seen has ever incorporated that in the drum solo. Carl is amazing. Going to see him in November of 2021!!
I can't imagine how he accomplished this in the 70s, let alone in 2017, when he's 67 years old! So much energy! Mind-boggling! The man clearly is not from this earth.
Kristin Zelber:He obviously has to be in great shape for a man his age.You couldn't do what he does & not be.Drumming is purely physical.Age is not always a barrier when it comes to your passion.This man inspires me.I'm not a drummer but I love seeing people good at what they do regardless of age.
If we shouldn’t be able to play at the age of 70 why don’t all us drummers just quit now and stop wasting our time? I don’t understand why people think life is over and some arbitrary age. If someone takes care of themself 70 is not too old to do many things.
Nearing 70 in this video and still one of the all-time greats! Carl's solos are unimaginably inventive, replete with technical and artistic bravado, and remain to this day standards by which drummers are compared. Few rock drummers, save the great Neil Peart (R.I.P.), can captivate an audience for 8+ minutes like Carl.
The best percussionist ever. He's always been in great shape. My very first concert was ELP in 78 and he's been my favorite percussionist ever since. It would have been awesome to see him and Neil Peart on the same stage.
The best drummer in the world. I saw him with ELP in the 70's about 6 times,has not slowed down one beat. When he played with ghe orchestra in MSG IN NY there were 4 drummers doing what he does alone and they stated the timing was to play as fast as possible. He is GOAT.love watching him then and now incredible. G drivas
evidentemente la carriera di questo strepitoso genio della batteria e stata segnata positivamente dalla tradizione enorme dei grandi batteristi jazz come buddy e il grande batterista di coltraine
Best drummer ever from u.k, in a class of his own and one of the best in world, so technical, so fast, so precise and as heavy as Ginger Baker and John Bonham anyday, but more than that because he could have been known as a top jazz drummer cos he can do it all, and a great showman/soloist, keep doing it Carl their is nobody as good, I remember when you lived over the car dealers in Stratford, East London, and that over 45 years ago and you are still as brilliant!!!!! total respect.
Man, Carl is still very good. I would love to see him play an ELP set with Rachel Flowers and a good guitarist/bassist/singer who can sing like Greg Lake. This needs to happen. C'mon Carl, reach out to Rachel and give your fans a big thrill. Keith lives and breathes in the body of an incredibly gifted 25 year old blind girl. She needs to do a tour with the last survivor of her idol's band and we need to hear it.
Out of respect for Keith i fear that Carl will never play ELP material with an other keyboardplayer 'replacing' him.... at least that is what he told me few years ago after i had a little chat with him after a CP band gig
@tonyvandergaag8765 You never know. I mean, Rachel was basically approved by Keith himself. He even sent Rachel his recently restored Synthesizer and asked her to try it out for him. Carl might say to himself, "You know what? Keith was good friends with her, and she loved him. I think Keith would've approved. I'm going to do it for both of them." One can always hope.
His energy is amazing.The solo would exhaust the average drummer.Palmer, at his age,rocks it effortlessly.This man has a special talent unique above others.No way you can check out this solo & doubt it.
For his entire 50-year career, he has looked like he could put down the sticks after a show and then relax by running a marathon. Pick any photo from any era he's played in, and he has always been fit as hell.
You know what? I think you might be right about this being the BEST drum solo. I am a Deep Purple and Ian Paice fan. But I have to say this was in a whole different league. Never heard such fast and precise playing. 😱🤟🏻
Carlos Isais, so how did the show turnout? Amazing, I'm sure. He was in town where I live this same month/year. I wish that I had attended that show. I went to see Tommy Castro that same week. I definitely am going if Carl returns here this year.
It was a small place but it was sold out.. His band was exemplary and his playing continues to progress. It was was of the finest shows I have seen in in some time.
Carlos Isais, now I really regret not attending last year's show, when I had a chance. Hopefully, Carl comes back this year. I'm so grateful that I did get to see ELP in the 70's during the Works tour, and in '92, during that tour. It's amazing to see Carl still so active, and still progressing after all these year's. Keith and Greg surely are missed, though.
Great comments on here from everyone. Been following ELP from day one! Never saw them live or heard Palmer solo. The military or jazz-grip used by Mitch Mitchell and I recently saw the Ginger Baker interview/ farewell tour and demonstration video. Ginger was using it as he spoke with the interviewer. I don’t want to really rate him, but he is one of the greatest of all time? He is in a class of his own, just like his peers. Keep on rockin’ in the free world? No one today can compare with the old-timers! The rock groups of today have dropped the ball and can’t surpass any of the groups or drummers of old. Thank you, RUclips!
I had quite a giggle when someone mentioned that Palmer 'was right up there with Watts and Starr. I said, compared to this talent, those two are still in potty training.
Oh and to add to the 'matched grip vs traditional grip' arguments..love to watch drummers who use primarily traditional grip on drum sets proof that it doesn't matter which grip is used it's the talent and proficiency on the instrument that 'counts'.
Neil Peart of RUSH had announced his retirement from drumming a few years back. Loving progressive rock from the 60s and 70s, I loved ELP, Yes, and Rush to name a few. Rush fans were bummed and I suggested a day or so before that Carl Palmer could fit the shoes if Alex and Geddy wanted to continue. Both Peart and Palmer are stand out, super human drummers. Little did I know that Peart's illness was being keep secret from the public and he passed a day or so after that. My intent was to show what an incredible drummer Palmer was and to inject some hope. 2 different styles, equally as dazzling. My dream was Rick Wakeman on keyboards, Palmer on drums, Geddy Lee on bass. Lifeson and Steve Howe on guitars, and playing 1/3 yes. 1/3 ELP, and 1/3 Yes classics in a long 3-4 hour set.
IMO, CP is the best drummer ever, but you can't say "no more drummers like this one", because Neil Peart is still playing. What I will never understand is why CP is always near the bottom of the list if you Google "greatest drummers ever", but yet John Bonham is always in the top five. I will never understand what was so "great" about John Bonham.
Ten of my favorites: Carl Palmer, Bill Bruford, Neil Peart, Phil Collins, John Bonham, Keith Moon, Barriemore Barlow, Bill Ward, Michael Giles, Mile Portnoy
DAMN, I'm totally exhausted just watching this video ! IMHO, Carl is THE greatest percussionist in rock history ! He's an effing beast !!!! Still kicking ass at age 70 !!! AMAZING !!!!!
Carl Palmer is both inspirational and depressing. Inspirational because, well, just watch and listen to him💯 Depressing, because he can do with his left hand what it takes both of mine to do. 😵💫
Props to Palmer and his ability to still put out this sort of performance! Alas, I still love Neil Peart more. NP was the greatest from a composers standpoint. A brilliant mind, that never ever missed time or technique. Creative in his arrangements beyond any I’ve ever seen with bruttish driving force, and discipline of a drill sargeant. Yet these two are indeed cut from the same cloth. Respect...
ROBERT PINAZZA to me and I live rush and Neil. Peart is very rehearsed and contrived not say it is not good but it is what is . Palmer is superior in my opinion
For some reason he's often overlooked? Maybe because people don't know their 'rock history'? Few younger folks will remember Atomic Rooster, or crazy world of Arthur Brown. ELP was constantly 'crucified' by the UK music press as 'pompous etc'. Yet they were truly the first 'super group'. Another great British drummer was cozy Powell, he should be in the top 10 of all time as well.
I think there's 5 drummers that are equal, understand the different styles, if You want to play, look up Buddy Rich, he's almost the first to do stuff like this. EVERYBODY HAS THEY'RE OWN STYLE. Close now, soft spot for Moon the Loon.
I agree. Not to mention Bonham mainly focused on just the snare, toms and kick. Palmer on the other hand focused on everything, even if he played just one or two notes on a certain piece of the kit. I still regret even listening to Bonham in the first place.
Roger daltrey said that one of the drummers he wanted to sit in for Keith moon after he died was carl palmer esp since ELP broke up around the time keith died but roger was outvoted by Pete and john who both wanted Kenny Jones instead but Pete said years later roger was right about Kenny not being right for the who but yes there were a list of drummers roger daltrey wanted and carl was on his list.
Carl Palmer and Neil Part (R.I.P(Rush) has different decade as active drummers with ELP and Rush..but they are both SO brilliant..difficult to compare them, but who is the best?.
Amazing chops you can't deny that ..but no feel just 100mph he was always like that ,but like Moon and Bonham you knew who he was right away ELP and Asia tunes wouldn't be the same if it was a different drummer..for his age he is still a monster,hats of MR Palmer you have never changed who you are and that's not a bad thing
Watch his water bottle closest to him - a gauge of the energy output as he does the solo. It goes into some sort of resonance a few times. It has very little water in it, if it was half full, who knows what might happen.
Saw ELP 2 times in the 70's just jaw dropping virtuosity by those 3 great musicians!
Carl Palmer is like fine wine or great single-malt scotch whisky..he just keeps getting better with age. Proof positive no replacement for experience and God-given talent. Amazing. Many more years to you Carl thank you for your gifts to us.
67 years old, WTF?!!!! Still amazing. I saw him with ELP in 1971.
TSM I'm 47 and can barely finish playing hoedown (I'm a drummer) without collapsing from exhaustion. And he is one of the coolest, in an interview he talks about how he loved touring and recording, unlike so many musicians who whine about having to tour. Carl accepts everything being a successful musician entails and loves it. Rock on, Keith and Greg rock in peace r.i.p.
Me too, but also in 1970. Precision, musicality, what ELP was all about. Only Pink Floyd come close.
I saw them on 7-7-77 at the garden in NYC. And again later on for the pirates tour. Always the best
I saw ELP 5 times in the 70s . Have covered tarkus badly
Notice how his arms aren't wailing like most garage rock drummers. He's precise, subtle and powerful!
Like Keith Moon ?
And lacking in ideas, and shyte tempo. He was never that good. His dynamics don't exist... and he is flailing.
@@morbidmanmusic I can't help wondering, after having seen him live on many occasions since the seventies, that the word "buffoon" comes to mind!
Lol ! Like you know ?@@morbidmanmusic
At 8:20 when he's rolling on the snare, his sticks are almost vertical. Nobody that I've seen has ever incorporated that in the drum solo. Carl is amazing. Going to see him in November of 2021!!
Still,to this day,one of the best.Palmer's the man.
I can't imagine how he accomplished this in the 70s, let alone in 2017, when he's 67 years old! So much energy! Mind-boggling! The man clearly is not from this earth.
Kristin Zelber:He obviously has to be in great shape for a man his age.You couldn't do what he does & not be.Drumming is purely physical.Age is not always a barrier when it comes to your passion.This man inspires me.I'm not a drummer but I love seeing people good at what they do regardless of age.
If we shouldn’t be able to play at the age of 70 why don’t all us drummers just quit now and stop wasting our time? I don’t understand why people think life is over and some arbitrary age. If someone takes care of themself 70 is not too old to do many things.
Nearing 70 in this video and still one of the all-time greats! Carl's solos are unimaginably inventive, replete with technical and artistic bravado, and remain to this day standards by which drummers are compared. Few rock drummers, save the great Neil Peart (R.I.P.), can captivate an audience for 8+ minutes like Carl.
Best drummer since Buddy Rich died in 1987.
Buddy will always be the best.
Word. For a long time I considered Palmer the greatest. Then I started watching clips of Buddy Rich on youtube.
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👍🏿. Well said .
Carl was one of Buddy's pallbearers back in '87.
Dave Weckl is better than Buddy Rich ever was and is less of a showoff and obnoxious egomaniac.
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😂😂😂😂
The best percussionist ever. He's always been in great shape. My very first concert was ELP in 78 and he's been my favorite percussionist ever since. It would have been awesome to see him and Neil Peart on the same stage.
The best drummer in the world. I saw him with ELP in the 70's about 6 times,has not slowed down one beat. When he played with ghe orchestra in MSG IN NY there were 4 drummers doing what he does alone and they stated the timing was to play as fast as possible. He is GOAT.love watching him then and now incredible.
G drivas
Unbelievable! One of his idols was Buddy Rich: surprised, anyone?
evidentemente la carriera di questo strepitoso genio della batteria e stata segnata positivamente dalla tradizione enorme dei grandi batteristi jazz come buddy e il grande batterista di coltraine
Buddy Rich said CP was one of top three drummers he admired. That is one hell of a compliment.
Best drummer ever from u.k, in a class of his own and one of the best in world, so technical, so fast, so precise and as heavy as Ginger Baker and John Bonham anyday, but more than that because he could have been known as a top jazz drummer cos he can do it all, and a great showman/soloist, keep doing it Carl their is nobody as good, I remember when you lived over the car dealers in Stratford, East London, and that over 45 years ago and you are still as brilliant!!!!! total respect.
Agreed!!!
Another embarrassing ignorant fanboy comment. My god, what is wrong with you people. He isn't that special. .. and I'm a fan.
But actually my fav is alan white, he played so diff
Wasn't alive in the early 70s, but so glad i saw this dude play 5 times in the early 90s
Man, Carl is still very good. I would love to see him play an ELP set with Rachel Flowers and a good guitarist/bassist/singer who can sing like Greg Lake. This needs to happen. C'mon Carl, reach out to Rachel and give your fans a big thrill. Keith lives and breathes in the body of an incredibly gifted 25 year old blind girl. She needs to do a tour with the last survivor of her idol's band and we need to hear it.
You're right on Sky I was thinking of t a l wilkinfield on bass guitar
Out of respect for Keith i fear that Carl will never play ELP material with an other keyboardplayer 'replacing' him.... at least that is what he told me few years ago after i had a little chat with him after a CP band gig
@tonyvandergaag8765 You never know. I mean, Rachel was basically approved by Keith himself. He even sent Rachel his recently restored Synthesizer and asked her to try it out for him.
Carl might say to himself, "You know what? Keith was good friends with her, and she loved him. I think Keith would've approved. I'm going to do it for both of them."
One can always hope.
Carl still blows me away , finally got to see him on the black moon tour. What a treat
That's when I got to see him for the first and only time. I'll never forget his solo
His energy is amazing.The solo would exhaust the average drummer.Palmer, at his age,rocks it effortlessly.This man has a special talent unique above others.No way you can check out this solo & doubt it.
For his entire 50-year career, he has looked like he could put down the sticks after a show and then relax by running a marathon. Pick any photo from any era he's played in, and he has always been fit as hell.
You know what? I think you might be right about this being the BEST drum solo. I am a Deep Purple and Ian Paice fan. But I have to say this was in a whole different league. Never heard such fast and precise playing. 😱🤟🏻
Frigging fantastic! Love to be able to play a 1/4 as good as that.
CP the best ever drummer, in all categories, a great man too.
Stop ass kissing. All genres. ,,lol. Get an education and less brown lipstick.
Carl the legend Palmer ...
Looking forward to seeing him tonight!
Carlos Isais, so how did the show turnout? Amazing, I'm sure. He was in town where I live this same month/year. I wish that I had attended that show. I went to see Tommy Castro that same week. I definitely am going if Carl returns here this year.
It was a small place but it was sold out.. His band was exemplary and his playing continues to progress. It was was of the finest shows I have seen in in some time.
Carlos Isais, now I really regret not attending last year's show, when I had a chance. Hopefully, Carl comes back this year. I'm so grateful that I did get to see ELP in the 70's during the Works tour, and in '92, during that tour. It's amazing to see Carl still so active, and still progressing after all these year's. Keith and Greg surely are missed, though.
Great comments on here from everyone. Been following ELP from day one! Never saw them live or heard Palmer solo. The military or jazz-grip used by Mitch Mitchell and I recently saw the Ginger Baker interview/ farewell tour and demonstration video. Ginger was using it as he spoke with the interviewer. I don’t want to really rate him, but he is one of the greatest of all time? He is in a class of his own, just like his peers. Keep on rockin’ in the free world? No one today can compare with the old-timers! The rock groups of today have dropped the ball and can’t surpass any of the groups or drummers of old. Thank you, RUclips!
Practice, practice, practice!, dedication, desire, imagination, etc.
Holy Crap!!! Carl Palmer is STILL amazing... He is IMO in the top 5 drummers of all time.
Damn, his fast twitch muscles are unparalleled. Carl was always grounded in old school but always is looking for something new.
I had quite a giggle when someone mentioned that Palmer 'was right up there with Watts and Starr.
I said, compared to this talent, those two are still in potty training.
Are see
Agreed
Whoever rated Watts and Starr? . . misguided!
Charlie and Ringo were nothing more than time keepers. Good at that, but nothing more
You don't understand music at all.
Oh and to add to the 'matched grip vs traditional grip' arguments..love to watch drummers who use primarily traditional grip on drum sets proof that it doesn't matter which grip is used it's the talent and proficiency on the instrument that 'counts'.
...yep...
Neil Peart of RUSH had announced his retirement from drumming a few years back. Loving progressive rock from the 60s and 70s, I loved ELP, Yes, and Rush to name a few. Rush fans were bummed and I suggested a day or so before that Carl Palmer could fit the shoes if Alex and Geddy wanted to continue. Both Peart and Palmer are stand out, super human drummers. Little did I know that Peart's illness was being keep secret from the public and he passed a day or so after that. My intent was to show what an incredible drummer Palmer was and to inject some hope. 2 different styles, equally as dazzling. My dream was Rick Wakeman on keyboards, Palmer on drums, Geddy Lee on bass. Lifeson and Steve Howe on guitars, and playing 1/3 yes. 1/3 ELP, and 1/3 Yes classics in a long 3-4 hour set.
PEET WOOULD NEVER FILL PALMERS BOOTW
incredible and what a strong personality, no more drumers like this one...., only clones of others..., carl fast palmer.
IMO, CP is the best drummer ever, but you can't say "no more drummers like this one", because Neil Peart is still playing. What I will never understand is why CP is always near the bottom of the list if you Google "greatest drummers ever", but yet John Bonham is always in the top five. I will never understand what was so "great" about John Bonham.
He's fake
Ten of my favorites: Carl Palmer, Bill Bruford, Neil Peart, Phil Collins, John Bonham, Keith Moon, Barriemore Barlow, Bill Ward, Michael Giles, Mile Portnoy
Bloody *_Insane!_*
In a class of his own. Great to see him doing this here in Glasgow - crowd geeing him on. Tops.
Aos 67 anos e batendo assim!!! The greatest!!!
DAMN, I'm totally exhausted just watching this video ! IMHO, Carl is THE greatest percussionist in
rock history ! He's an effing beast !!!! Still kicking ass at age 70 !!! AMAZING !!!!!
Carl Palmer you will always be my hero
ES GIBT VIELE SEHR, GUTE UND PHANTASTISCHE SCHLAGZEUGER ABER NUR EINEN CARL PALMER.❤ HE IS THE BEST FROM THE BEST.
The GOAT
Carl Palmer is both inspirational and depressing. Inspirational because, well, just watch and listen to him💯
Depressing, because he can do with his left hand what it takes both of mine to do. 😵💫
WOW!! Has to be the best of all time!
Master klass.
Hello from MONTREAL 😎
Amazing solo. The Buddy Rich influence is palpable!
INCREDIBLE!
I've seen many drummers in concerts over the years, NOBODY LIKE CARL PALMER!!!!!! THE GREATEST!!!!!!!!
THIS MAN IS BEYOND BELIEF!!!!
Amazing
He still got power and tehcnique, + the ability to swing when needed.
Wow!Wow!Wow!
The drumming king
Carl palmer on drums !!!
The grand finale he is number one at!...any song..
Mr. Palmer not only plays the drums but he is ever hinting at pushing the needle past the red, that is redlinin' it !!!
quebra tudo maluco !!!
Carl Palmer is a spiritual experience...
Simple mente Carl P esta deleitanto a los dioses de lo mas sagrado del Olimpo y de todos los tiempos. Hurra!💯💪👍👍👍
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Props to Palmer and his ability to still put out this sort of performance! Alas, I still love Neil Peart more. NP was the greatest from a composers standpoint. A brilliant mind, that never ever missed time or technique. Creative in his arrangements beyond any I’ve ever seen with bruttish driving force, and discipline of a drill sargeant. Yet these two are indeed cut from the same cloth. Respect...
ROBERT PINAZZA to me and I live rush and Neil. Peart is very rehearsed and contrived not say it is not good but it is what is . Palmer is superior in my opinion
my son is drummer NEIL his idol-but as your self -but next 2 Neil-respect 4 Palmer
A genius
This guy is always cheated. They talk about Bonham and Moon being the greatest. There is no contest. Palmer is the greatest rock drummer of all time.
For some reason he's often overlooked? Maybe because people don't know their 'rock history'? Few younger folks will remember Atomic Rooster, or crazy world of Arthur Brown. ELP was constantly 'crucified' by the UK music press as 'pompous etc'. Yet they were truly the first 'super group'. Another great British drummer was cozy Powell, he should be in the top 10 of all time as well.
Marvin Norstorm:I agree with you 100%.Bonham & Moon were great but they could not do what Palmer did.Not even close.
I think there's 5 drummers that are equal, understand the different styles, if You want to play, look up Buddy Rich, he's almost the first to do stuff like this. EVERYBODY HAS THEY'RE OWN STYLE. Close now, soft spot for Moon the Loon.
I agree. Not to mention Bonham mainly focused on just the snare, toms and kick. Palmer on the other hand focused on everything, even if he played just one or two notes on a certain piece of the kit. I still regret even listening to Bonham in the first place.
Roger daltrey said that one of the drummers he wanted to sit in for Keith moon after he died was carl palmer esp since ELP broke up around the time keith died but roger was outvoted by Pete and john who both wanted Kenny Jones instead but Pete said years later roger was right about Kenny not being right for the who but yes there were a list of drummers roger daltrey wanted and carl was on his list.
Carl Palmer and Neil Part (R.I.P(Rush) has different decade as active drummers with ELP and Rush..but they are both SO brilliant..difficult to compare them, but who is the best?.
One of the Best!
Amazing chops you can't deny that ..but no feel just 100mph he was always like that ,but like Moon and Bonham you knew who he was right away ELP and Asia tunes wouldn't be the same if it was a different drummer..for his age he is still a monster,hats of MR Palmer you have never changed who you are and that's not a bad thing
The cal jam and Montreal 1977 solos even better
Mr Ian Paice is rocking at any age = deep purple
Carl had the time to get in a nose scratch at 1:12 or so - let's see Pert do that !!!
SUPER!!!👍👍👍🎶🎼🎵💨💨💨💨👏👏👏👏
Neil Pert got noting on you....You are Awsome Sir!!!
…….Its Peart...…..and don't talk crap!
I disagree, Different styles and mentality, I love Peart, both are awesome.
Palmer is miles above Peart!
PUT THEIR MUSIC AND STYLES ASIDE CARL PALMER HAS FAR BETTER CHOPS AND FOOT WORK, THAN NEIL PEARTS.
Really lot of works in 4/4,.carl was b.rich friend I recognize this works
Dude hasn't lost a beat. Sill incredible hand speed and inventiveness.
Alrededor de sus 70 años de existencia, nos demuestra que nunca fue un humano y que siempre a sido un mounstro de la percusion.
best drummer ever..
Don't be so ignorant.
The Prince of Percussion!
Still kick ass damn
Carl Palmer is the Best , no doubt!
Don't be so ignorant.
Carl Palmer is the MAN
I think Palmer is the Best drummer of the world
Carl Palmer-GOAT!!!
Still the best!
Impressionante, magnífico !!!!!!
Carl Palmer is still amazing.
The hardest Traditional Grip Drummer in the Wworld!
He is so good, it starts looking cartoonish at times.
Grandissimo
The Best !!!
Lots and lots of Buddy Rich stuff there.
Exactly my thoughts. He is the only rock drummer that I know if that see Buddy's style in place.. I call him the GOAT of rock drummers.
Travis, who? Lars, who? Ringo, who? Energizer, my arse. This dude is nuclear-powered! I got stoned just by watching this video!
Watch his water bottle closest to him - a gauge of the energy output as he does the solo. It goes into some sort of resonance a few times. It has very little water in it, if it was half full, who knows what might happen.
Still the BEST.
Ringo, the greatest? Carl Palmer will BLOW HIS DOORS IN!!
Ringo is a fraud
yess
Wahnsinn was der Mann an den Drums drauf hat
Freaking genius
God on drums
Man his single stroke fasttttt😮
I miss the bell that he used to pull on the rope with his teeth to ring it. Still the best Carl!
Para que aqueles dois papagaios de pirata ao fundo, um deles inclusive 'bocejando' em meio a um espetáculo desses. INcrível Palmer
He never gets mentioned in ‘best drummer’ discussions which is a real crime.
Even puts humour into it !!
For everyone who says _____ is the greatest rock drummer ever, show them this.
Take that Mr Baker, Palmer's still got it, but your best at that Cream feel.
Does he use his CARL PALMER LUDWIG VENUS snare.