www.360cafe.net - World Music World Presents: Steward Copeland Liberte The Rhythmatist Collaboration between Steward Copeland (The Police) and Ray Lema
i thought he was, until i heard sean, 'the rick' rickman! that cat, can slay any sucker, with practically one stick, and just one or two feet! forget about it! he's the *cat*, jack!
@@MrPeter-lm5ew stewart's right up there with the guy from saga, the one from the, uh, dave matthews band, and the red hatted-chili-peppercorns, the nirvanas, the satoshis, and the effing rippingtons, that cat is freaking lethal, yo! oh and futureman, futureman's got an unfair advantage, but he doesn't even need that, yo!
@@MrPeter-lm5ew honestly, it would be hard to pick one greatest drummer other than myself or either of my friends dave, or dave, both very different, both great, but neither can do what i can do, and with relative ease! it's not even fair! haha!
"A wicked man he kept me on a chain" I heard this 35 years ago, and I still think this is the best music I have ever heard. "I could not speak but now I sing"
this bounces and floats, most buoyantly, yeah? very cool, right-right? effin' stewart chalks up another slam-dunk! that kid's too effin' good, right? dang!
there's a built-in heart-beat, and it thumps away, it has been, even way before 1985 but definitely stronger since then! them drums are the only thing stoppin' the whole damn thing from flyin' apart, yo~ not in this song, i just mean, in general! you drummers, learn to hit them gently! what if they could feel ya hittin' them! you can't lie to your drums! they wanna work with ya, ya gotta give 'em a break, they're tough enough, you ain't gentle enough! see?? the drums play you, you don't play them! it's called respect, son! learn it!
The world's best drummer interacting with the African music
+Gilvano Vasconcelos 10 th best according to Rolling Stone Mag!
i thought he was, until i heard sean, 'the rick' rickman! that cat, can slay any sucker, with practically one stick, and just one or two feet! forget about it! he's the *cat*, jack!
@@MrPeter-lm5ew stewart's right up there with the guy from saga, the one from the, uh, dave matthews band, and the red hatted-chili-peppercorns, the nirvanas, the satoshis, and the effing rippingtons, that cat is freaking lethal, yo! oh and futureman, futureman's got an unfair advantage, but he doesn't even need that, yo!
@@MrPeter-lm5ew honestly, it would be hard to pick one greatest drummer other than myself or either of my friends dave, or dave, both very different, both great, but neither can do what i can do, and with relative ease! it's not even fair! haha!
@@tinfoilhatter you’re a pos. Hahaha LOSER 😱
"A wicked man he kept me on a chain" I heard this 35 years ago, and I still think this is the best music I have ever heard. "I could not speak but now I sing"
This album stands out for Stewart, so much music here, his drums and the machines all meshing perfectly. The Rhythmatist busy rhythmatizing...
I loved this album. Especially this song, and "Samburu Sunset.". Hard to find it now. Thanks for posting.
Ray Lema is amazing on this song. The guitar playing starting around minute 1:50 opened me to African music forever.
oh wow, haha, i was recalling i had a klient who went by that name, i can't talk about it tho!
I'd say they sound like West Indies guitar sounds :")
great song
this bounces and floats, most buoyantly, yeah? very cool, right-right?
effin' stewart chalks up another slam-dunk! that kid's too effin' good, right? dang!
I liked his music on "Dead Like Me" as well.
Impressive african vocals!!!
always loved this song! and all of them! don't care which !
you and me both, ese! say, you look pretty effin' cool, jackie chan! haha! psych!
@@tinfoilhatter you need your ass kicked u worthless pos
@@rosscarpenter5604 yes! you need to eat yer wheaties, son!
there's a built-in heart-beat, and it thumps away, it has been, even way before 1985 but definitely stronger since then! them drums are the only thing stoppin' the whole damn thing from flyin' apart, yo~
not in this song, i just mean, in general!
you drummers, learn to hit them gently! what if they could feel ya hittin' them! you can't lie to your drums! they wanna work with ya, ya gotta give 'em a break, they're tough enough, you ain't gentle enough! see??
the drums play you, you don't play them! it's called respect, son! learn it!
Love this song! It popped into my head and it took me awhile to remember what album it was from.
YA YA,,, very good ,, LEKKER !!
ray lema! yes!
wait--what-did-you-just-say?
Yes, this is a great adaptation of "Ya Lelo", on Ray Lema's 1983 "Kinshasa, Washington D.C. Paris" album (ruclips.net/video/t9K-J1EIQbI/видео.html)
lomejor para escuchar de coopeland se escucha en mexico
🤠💃👉👏
Liberté as a vision...😇
@@georginaelizondo ... never, will i have enough of these! ay!
yo, yo, yo, yo, yo..~
The song sounds like the soundtrack of Dora The Explorer.
Change the description. The song was composed by Ray Lema.
NotOrdinaryInGames if you touch the arrow down it accurately describes this track. 😉