Hi Daniel, It’s like riding a bike.It seems impossible until you do it,then it’s easy. Try getting the pattern in your head. There’s a piece in this video where I am just playing a paradiddle between the ride cymbal and the snare drum.You can hear the pattern because there are 2 different sounds,try to get that going in your brain,and it does,nt matter which rudiment,it works for them all. Again,(as usual!),not my idea.I saw a video of Sam Woodward with the Duke Ellington Orchestra in 1964 base most of his solo around this concept of splitting up rudiments between cymbals and drums. Mr Woodyard was pretttttty damn good!. Ian.
For me the paradiddle feeling is very similar to tap-up-down triplets. I used to practice it from triplets to reversed single drag tap -- and it turns into paradiddle when spreading strokes inside.
Spend hours + hours playing them, and try to hold yourself back so you play them much more slowly than your body wants to. And mix 'em up. Do left and right singles, doubles, and triples all at the same time. With some time yo'll amaze yourself how fast, even and interesting you can make then sound. Then, start moving them all over your entire drum kit, including cymbals. That's what Ian does. And don't forget to work on Ian Paice inspired double rolls. Once you pull all that together, you've got almost all elements of an Ian Paice drum solo. He's been my favorite rock drummer, too, since I was 14.
I'm a guitar player and Ritchie Blackmore being my favorite guitarist, Ian Paice is one of my favorite musicians ever. He's 73. Look at him play, how good he is and how he enjoys playing. That's a great advice for young musicians without even saying a word "love what you do". God bless you Ian Long Live Deep Purple!
Yeah I’ll concur! I discovered DP in 1972 and even to this day MK II are the best for me. Ian’s drum solo on The Mule from Made In Japan still gives me bumps. Rock On buddy!
Sir Ian Paice, a humble, incredible percussionist and honest man. Showing us his talent and sound relationship with his drums. Thanks a lot and a Happy 2022!🎉👊🏻🥁🎶🙏🎵🍾🥂🎊
@@vincentbrightling1686 why do you have need to act as Ian’s advocate. Ian liked Baker, Bonham, Mitchell etc. He is definitely not offended by my comment. He is top 10 of all time, is that bad?
@@MM-lp5pp Howdy. No, Ian himself isn't bothered. He's never made any claim to be the best etc. so he doesn't needme to come to his defence and yes, you're quite correct - Top Ten is definitely outstanding, but there was something about the way you phrased it that came across like you were putting Marcelo down. Sorry if I misinterpreted your intention.
@@vincentbrightling1686 He’s Made in Japan performances are along with Bonham’s from The Song Remains The Same best live rock drumming of all time. Ginger was the beast and the Godfather of rock drumming therefore I didn’t put Ian as “the best”.
What is the first thing to blow my mind in 2022? It's the same drum master that has been doing it every year after year and never loses anything. Just absolutely inspiring! Thank you Ian!
The Made in Japan Album is the all time best sounding live recording ever, still stands the best today. Ian’s drums sounded awesome obviously the Ludwig’s certainly played a big part in that.
I'm 66 years old been playing on a drum kit since 13 and you've been an inspiration all this time, Ian you just did it again. Thank-you from the bottom of my heart, peace and love from Canada all the best to you in 2022.
Many thanks for sharing Ian! My dad was a semi pro jazz drummer for decades holding down a full time job to help to keep us kids at the time fed and watered, he even taught part time between gigs. He passed away a few years ago on his 90's but as I was growing up there were a few drummers that he would often mention, the late great Buddy Rich (who I was lucky enough to see play live with his band) and believe it or not your good self in the same sentence. I count my self as fortunate to have seen you play live (unfortunately not with Purple) with Whitesnake and if I recall correctly a gig with Gary More and maybe Don Airey on Keyboard in the 80's. You drumming has lost none of what you did back then, you have a matured instinct behind the kit that shows in the likes of Sina and Yoyoka. It's a real pleasure to see and hear you play Ian.
At 73, the level of talent that Ian still possesses and can apply to a drum kit, is astounding. His playing has an element of swing and funk, that very few drummers posses today. Many are faster, and some are more technical, but very few are the musician that he is. Nicely done Ian, nicely done
Especially when you hear him on space truck'en live with jon , i don't know of 2 many drummers who play constantly like that for 20 minutes amazing.....
I'd be real technical too at age 57 if I played 6-8 hrs a day like lot of these show offs on YT but I don't. I play once a week, sometimes only once every two weeks, I never had a real drum teacher since the 80s when I started, I'm self taught so ya I make a lot of mistakes and? Just like Ian said. I do need a little teaching and a few things but won't pay 50-100 dollars a half hr
What a healthy approach to music practice, see what works, see what doesn't, see what others are doing. Humbly neglecting to mention his undeniable talent. He's an original and one of the greatest drummers of all time.
Ian Paice, you are a very special guy, to me and countless other musicians and fans alike. The years have passed and you are still continuing to contribute to the music world. Thank you for everything you do. Your attitude is pure gold.
Ian, I’m 64 years old. Every since I heard Chasing Shadows, you have been my drumming hero. There are others more technical, as you alluded to, Neil Peart, for one, rest his soul, but you, sir, have never stopped being my favorite. When people ask me who I think the best drummer is, I sit them down and play the studio version of Burn! Bless you for your musical spirit!
It is like those jazz masters back in the 1950s and 1960s. But in 2022! I am truly amazed. Thank you for sharing your lifelong experience with the world, Ian. I have not played since 2018, when the band broke up. I miss it a lot. The drums stored away, no place to set them up anymore. My hands are so itchy now, this video is so full of energy, which "infects" me in a very good, desirable way. Of course, I would be never ever even close to this performance. But I would "feel" and "live" through what I manage to perform. In the beginning of this video is a great truth. I have seen many drummers. Some professional studio drummers, who can and do play by the notes. However, when I saw some of them performing live with other artists (the drummer, or even worse, the whole rhythm section being just "generic" players) it was often painful. Sure, they did play good. Technically way better than others. But I do miss what I call "feeling". They did not "feel", "live", "perform". They just "do the job". And do it great. But often art is not about perfection. They played as if some artists drew perfect, photograph like paintings. While certainly hard, requiring skill, it is not always what people admire when they are in awe when looking at e.g. Van Gogh. I rather listen to a passionate amateur, who is an active part of the group, not just some "generic instrument". I even do not mind if she/he makes a mistake. What kills it for me is sterility in some players. Ian is certainly NOT one of them.
I was 11 when I came across a Deep Purple record of my father’s collection. The song “Wring That Neck” instantly became my favorite…the whole band sounded fantastic and the drums were thunderous. That’s when my love for rock music and for drumming started. It’s all this man’s fault! :D Now I’m 38 and still a super fan of these gentlemen. Today’s heavy music exists thanks to guys like Mr. Paice, Blackmore and the late Jon Lord. Eternal respect and gratitude to these giants of mankind.
That was purely fantastic. You're probably the only drummer in the world I could listen to for hours without any other music around. Thank you so much for all that tremendous talent you bring into your magnificently brilliant creations and have a wonderful 2022, along with your family and all the musicians you play with.
@@pmxl2004 Good question but I personnally think he doesn't need that bc his playing is a tune by itself. But maybe he is though, only him could tell, maybe in a Q&A or something.
.....What I love about this Gentleman (apart for his immense Talent that never dies), is his outlook towards the Art of Drumming and the right mentality to be applied to the music-business in general. No wonder why he made it so big in His career. This type of Global and Legendary success is well beyond practice, drum rudiments, drum books, and Berklee College of Music. To make it big in any career you need to start thinking as this Gentleman does: Open minded, bright, humble and with intelligent way of feeling and thinking. Mr. Paice's personality is reflected perfectly in his playing and the way he rules with his thoughts his music, his playing and of course his life. God bless you Mr. Paice and thanks to let other people and musicians know about other aspects of drumming, and not just telling drummers to practice for 4 hours a day just Swiss Triplets or Paradiddles to make it big in their career. With endless Respects Mr. Carus Alambra (an ex-professional studio drummer)😄👍
I was born in 75, so DP were even ahead of my time, though that didn't stop me at like 5 getting my Dad's Machine Head Record I knew he loved and learning everything on it. I started at about 5 or so. And of Course listened to Sabbath, The Who and the other great 70's bands before I became a metal drummer. Regardless i ALWAYS use your drum licks in about everything I play, along with Nicko Mcbrain being my other biggest influence. I became a High-hat freak!! Smoke On The Water, Space Truckin', Lazy and Highway Star, just all classics. Just came upon this channel. Never stop playing, your an Icon sir!! I'm 48 now, so I hope I can still do this for another 20 years at least. Truly inspiring. And actually my son's name is IAN. 😁👌👍
An absolute legend and thankfully due to his young age when beginning his career, using modern recording methods and the internet his craft and ability will be preserved online forever.
To me! watching him play is like seeing Muhammad Ali in his prime! Just Sooo relaxed! but at the same time "Pow!" Sir Ian is a true artist in every sense of the word!
Thank you Mr. Paice. You were the main influence for my dad who was a drummer all through the 60's up until a few years ago when we lost him. I still have all of his original Deep purple vinyl records that he used to practice to and still have his original Ludwig drum set which he said was an exact copy of the one you used when you boys recorded the "Made in Japan" LP. He always said you were the best he had ever heard and whenever he saw you live or on a concert video, he always had a mirror with him to watch your reflection in it to get the right handed view of you playing which I thought was an ingenious idea that he had. He said seeing you playing in a right handed view made all the difference for him. I still remember when he came home with the "Who do we think we are" LP and thought your drums on "Rat Bat Blue" and "Super Trooper" were beyond amazing! Thank you Mr. Paice for being such a wonderful influence for my dad during those happy times of great rock music back in the day". my brothers and I wish you the very best in 2022 and beyond. Thank you sir"
WOW! As an amateur drummer for about 55yrs I think I've always known that most/many drum solos are basically practice routines. PLUS, you are probably my favourite drummer; or at least the one who influenced me the most. Having said that, these clips at the end of the video are probably among the best solos I've EVER heard. And, considering that YOU consider them 'practising', or as near as YOU get to practising, I am in total awe. Thanks for sharing this with us - it's truly made the 1st day of 2022 the best of the year for me so far (haha). Regards Mark in the UK
One of the things I have always liked about Paice's drumming is that he's never needed to play with the biggest kit in town or anything like that to sound punchy, powerful and clean at the same time. I've got nothing against big drum kits, of course... provided you actually make us of the whole thing, which far too many drummers just don't do, which makes me ask, 'well, what's the point, then?' And the other thing is how relaxed he normally looks, as if flowing with what he is playing at any given time. With other guys you always see the grimacing faces and the physical performance, as if they were working out rather than playing and you HAD to realise how powerful they are. Well, does that make them sound any better or any stronger? It's a rhetorical question, of course. Thank you so much for sharing this, Sir, long live Deep Purple, and happy 2022 everyone!!
the point to big drum kits was two fold, one it fed the drummers ego, but they were brought out starting with Moon and Baker by the drum manufacturers taking note that the bigger kits attract more buyers and more buyers to buy more drums, so it was smart to give the pro's that wanted them free kits or signing them to contracts with free kits etc. Like everything else in life it's sales.
Quelque part, c'est vous qui m'avez appris à jouer dans les années 70 et vous m'avez apporté tellement de choses et aussi apprendre à être soi même, Merci.
Mr Ian Paice......I was interested in nothing, then 40 yrs ago I heard someone play speed king.... Wasn't Ritchie or ians screams.... I heard you play and I was like.... That is the best thing I've ever heard..... I became a drummer the next day, on my mums pots😂...... Thank you for giving me the gift of drums and your incredible sound 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏...... Long live the King
You guys realized that's his opinion yeah? My personally I wouldn't save John Bonham or Keith Moon are the best rock drummers ever seriously is his opinion
@@bobbycoltrane7552 nop, he said "you are the best drummer on Earth". It is different than saying among all drummers on Earth, you are the one I prefer. It s like saying chocolate cake tastes good vs I like choclate cake. Do you get the subtlety?
Wishing you and your family (and your DP family) a very happy and healthy new year, Paicey! I hardly can await to see DP in concert again. Greetings from Bavaria!
Nice to see you back Ian - and playing so well! I love how your playing has that swing feel about it - makes the music MOVE! I look forward to seeing your next video! :-)
Thank you so very much for these video clips!! You are one of the top 5 drummers worldwide, all times in my opinion!! 🌟 Wish you ALL the best for the new year 2022!! 🙏🍀
This guy is a phenomenal drummer : so tight , always in the groove, snap strokes with power behind it. He puts a lot of younger drummers to fuckin shame , and they know it.
I love old school drumming, self taught. I’m the same way with ‘practice’, I practiced by live performances from when I was 6. I went on to study music theory and composition, never forgetting drumming, played with a lot of bands, and taught formally at universities, and informally at my own studio; when Covid hit, I started recording tracks upon tracks, whether they were used or not, I just did so my kids would watch them someday. I earned a music PhD at the ripe age of 38. I’m humbled and honored to be able to continue drumming especially after losing my left arm in a horrible freak vehicle accident in late 2020 and as a drummer, it crushed me totally (and for a while I thought my life was over); but I think I’m over the horizon now and have relearned everything, I’m very happy with my drumming still (playing odd time-signatures with one arm is truly a blast I never dreamt of in my wildest dreams). IAN, YOU THE MAN!
I'll never grow tired of listening to & watching this. Met him in Madison, WI in the lounge at the Sheraton Motor Inn after a show on the Come Taste the Band tour. I was 15, playing drums since I was 5. He was my biggest influence. Ever. Just the nicest guy you'd ever want to meet. God bless this man. There'll never be another drummer quite like him. Gotta love this guy ....
The very notion that I can sit here and listen to Ian, as though face-to-face and one-to-one, is amazing. Would never have dreamt this could happen in the 70s or 80s. Thanks for sharing sir. You're a legend and a gentleman
Watching Mr Paice play is like watching an amazing graceful dancer… so much happens in the air when he’s playing… the finesse and power is what it’s all about…. The man is the epitome of THE POCKET!
Thank you for posting this Mr. Paice. You've always been my number one biggest drumming influence from day one when I started playing drums. You are amazing and one of the best.
My favourite drummer since 1970. I can and I’m sure a lot of you can name quite a few excellent drummers as I can. But listening/ watching this I’m once again absolutely blown away. Truly incredible drumming as always. And an honest humble man too. A class act in every sense of the word, in my book the best 👌🏻
Was blessed to see you during the amazing Deep Purple - Blackmore Gillan, Glover, Lord and Paice - years..... you were and still are absolutely amazing..... a true backbone of the band.... odd how i never really hear much from the insanely good "Who do we think we are" album but its a favourite of mine... thank you so much for posting this and letting me see just how special you still are as you cruise through the zone as you play - unbelievably good - as usual !!! .... oh - and stuff the technical purists... cheers
wow what a fantastic drummer Maybe the best example of tension and release of tension I have ever seen in a drummer. So may things I picked up just watching this practice routine Thank you Ian
Paradiddles between ride and snare, great to see you doing those. A true leveler of a rudiment, and so useful. Really enjoyed watching this video, thanks.
Patterns on the hi-hat are so interesting, really adds a unique vibe. I’m no expert, but can’t say I recall any other drummers doing this style. Thank you for many years of excellence and many more ahead!🍻
I've enjoyed this tremendously. Mr. Ian Paice, you have been my drum hero ever since I discovered Deep Purple when I was 16 years old. I haven't played the drums in a long time, but after watching this I MUST do it as soon as possible. Time to finally go back to the old kit. Cheers from Perú.
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You are my favorite Ian.. can I ask you something, what is the best way to learn paradiddles the best way? Mine ae horrible.
Hi Daniel,
It’s like riding a bike.It seems impossible until you do it,then it’s easy.
Try getting the pattern in your head.
There’s a piece in this video where I am just playing a paradiddle between the ride cymbal and the snare drum.You can hear the pattern because there are 2 different sounds,try to get that going in your brain,and it does,nt matter which rudiment,it works for them all.
Again,(as usual!),not my idea.I saw a video of Sam Woodward with the Duke Ellington Orchestra in 1964 base most of his solo around this concept of splitting up rudiments between cymbals and drums.
Mr Woodyard was pretttttty damn good!.
Ian.
Ian thanks for sharing! Old school DP here love you guys!
For me the paradiddle feeling is very similar to tap-up-down triplets.
I used to practice it from triplets to reversed single drag tap -- and it turns into paradiddle when spreading strokes inside.
The best hard rock drummer ever
Spend hours + hours playing them, and try to hold yourself back so you play them much more slowly than your body wants to. And mix 'em up. Do left and right singles, doubles, and triples all at the same time. With some time yo'll amaze yourself how fast, even and interesting you can make then sound. Then, start moving them all over your entire drum kit, including cymbals. That's what Ian does. And don't forget to work on Ian Paice inspired double rolls. Once you pull all that together, you've got almost all elements of an Ian Paice drum solo. He's been my favorite rock drummer, too, since I was 14.
No other drummer swings like Ian Paice. I'm impressed that an absolute world star has remained so humble and kind. God bless Mr Paice...
Amen Brother or Sister!
I'm a guitar player and Ritchie Blackmore being my favorite guitarist, Ian Paice is one of my favorite musicians ever. He's 73. Look at him play, how good he is and how he enjoys playing. That's a great advice for young musicians without even saying a word "love what you do". God bless you Ian Long Live Deep Purple!
I'm also a guitar player... and a Deep Purple fan, since 1973 (Made in Japan and Ian solo)
I'm agree with you! 🎼🎸
Yeah I’ll concur! I discovered DP in 1972 and even to this day MK II are the best for me. Ian’s drum solo on The Mule from Made In Japan still gives me bumps. Rock On buddy!
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🙂 Buddy Rich...
Sir Ian Paice, a humble, incredible percussionist and honest man. Showing us his talent and sound relationship with his drums. Thanks a lot and a Happy 2022!🎉👊🏻🥁🎶🙏🎵🍾🥂🎊
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Couldn’t have said it better!
A Drummer babe😮😊
A great drummer, a great musician, a great man. Respect.
You found the perfect words, thank you
I never get tired on listening to Ian Paice. I listen again and again.
Long live Deep Purple and one the best drummer of Rock.
@@MM-lp5pp Why do you feel the need to put that comment on Ian's own post?
@@vincentbrightling1686 why do you have need to act as Ian’s advocate. Ian liked Baker, Bonham, Mitchell etc. He is definitely not offended by my comment. He is top 10 of all time, is that bad?
@@MM-lp5pp Howdy. No, Ian himself isn't bothered. He's never made any claim to be the best etc. so he doesn't needme to come to his defence and yes, you're quite correct - Top Ten is definitely outstanding, but there was something about the way you phrased it that came across like you were putting Marcelo down. Sorry if I misinterpreted your intention.
@@vincentbrightling1686 I even think he is top 5 lol… all good 👍🏼
@@vincentbrightling1686 He’s Made in Japan performances are along with Bonham’s from The Song Remains The Same best live rock drumming of all time.
Ginger was the beast and the Godfather of rock drumming therefore I didn’t put Ian as “the best”.
The most humble,unassuming, honest musician I've ever seen. God bless Ian Paice.
If I practiced like that, I would probably feel like I gave the greatest drumsolo in history. Mr Paice, you are amazing.
This man is in his 70s and hes in my top 3 list of all time best Rock drummers!!!
Best drummer ever!!
What is the first thing to blow my mind in 2022? It's the same drum master that has been doing it every year after year and never loses anything. Just absolutely inspiring! Thank you Ian!
The Mule (Made in Japan) 26”bass 16,18,20 toms best sounding live album ever solo has everything.
The Made in Japan Album is the all time best sounding live recording ever, still stands the best today. Ian’s drums sounded awesome obviously the Ludwig’s certainly played a big part in that.
Very true everything on that album is spot on with no over dubs as far as I’m aware🥁👍
This is a drum solo! not just a practice. Ian’s drumming is always swinging, punchy and fine.
I'm 66 years old been playing on a drum kit since 13 and you've been an inspiration all this time, Ian you just did it again. Thank-you from the bottom of my heart, peace and love from Canada all the best to you in 2022.
Many thanks for sharing Ian! My dad was a semi pro jazz drummer for decades holding down a full time job to help to keep us kids at the time fed and watered, he even taught part time between gigs. He passed away a few years ago on his 90's but as I was growing up there were a few drummers that he would often mention, the late great Buddy Rich (who I was lucky enough to see play live with his band) and believe it or not your good self in the same sentence. I count my self as fortunate to have seen you play live (unfortunately not with Purple) with Whitesnake and if I recall correctly a gig with Gary More and maybe Don Airey on Keyboard in the 80's. You drumming has lost none of what you did back then, you have a matured instinct behind the kit that shows in the likes of Sina and Yoyoka. It's a real pleasure to see and hear you play Ian.
At 73, the level of talent that Ian still possesses and can apply to a drum kit, is astounding. His playing has an element of swing and funk, that very few drummers posses today. Many are faster, and some are more technical, but very few are the musician that he is. Nicely done Ian, nicely done
Especially when you hear him on space truck'en live with jon , i don't know of 2 many drummers who play constantly like that for 20 minutes amazing.....
I'd be real technical too at age 57 if I played 6-8 hrs a day like lot of these show offs on YT but I don't. I play once a week, sometimes only once every two weeks, I never had a real drum teacher since the 80s when I started, I'm self taught so ya I make a lot of mistakes and? Just like Ian said. I do need a little teaching and a few things but won't pay 50-100 dollars a half hr
Master.
Absolutely brilliant. You are the reason I started playing drums. 48 years on you are still my hero.
What a healthy approach to music practice, see what works, see what doesn't, see what others are doing. Humbly neglecting to mention his undeniable talent. He's an original and one of the greatest drummers of all time.
Old timer's still got those amazing hands! Always loved his energy, depth and dynamism. Makes me feel like a teenager again.
Wow! Still incredible at 73! He definitely didn’t lose his touch.
Ian Paice, you are a very special guy, to me and countless other musicians and fans alike. The years have passed and you are still continuing to contribute to the music world. Thank you for everything you do. Your attitude is pure gold.
Ian, I’m 64 years old. Every since I heard Chasing Shadows, you have been my drumming hero. There are others more technical, as you alluded to, Neil Peart, for one, rest his soul, but you, sir, have never stopped being my favorite. When people ask me who I think the best drummer is, I sit them down and play the studio version of Burn! Bless you for your musical spirit!
Same. chasing shadows was darn inspiring for me as well.
Best drummer ever, thank you Ian.
Ian, you call this a routine while for us this is an amazing solo that we'll never be able to play ;-)
Have loved Deep Purple and your fantastic drumming since I was a teenager in high school. You’ll always be my favorite drummer always Ian!
Fantastic video. So much swing, so much class. Unbelievable big sound. What a drummer.
It is like those jazz masters back in the 1950s and 1960s. But in 2022! I am truly amazed. Thank you for sharing your lifelong experience with the world, Ian. I have not played since 2018, when the band broke up. I miss it a lot. The drums stored away, no place to set them up anymore. My hands are so itchy now, this video is so full of energy, which "infects" me in a very good, desirable way. Of course, I would be never ever even close to this performance. But I would "feel" and "live" through what I manage to perform. In the beginning of this video is a great truth. I have seen many drummers. Some professional studio drummers, who can and do play by the notes. However, when I saw some of them performing live with other artists (the drummer, or even worse, the whole rhythm section being just "generic" players) it was often painful. Sure, they did play good. Technically way better than others. But I do miss what I call "feeling". They did not "feel", "live", "perform". They just "do the job". And do it great. But often art is not about perfection. They played as if some artists drew perfect, photograph like paintings. While certainly hard, requiring skill, it is not always what people admire when they are in awe when looking at e.g. Van Gogh. I rather listen to a passionate amateur, who is an active part of the group, not just some "generic instrument". I even do not mind if she/he makes a mistake. What kills it for me is sterility in some players. Ian is certainly NOT one of them.
thanks Mr. Paice 🙏. You are always number 1
Always has been always will be my favourite drummer!
I was 11 when I came across a Deep Purple record of my father’s collection. The song “Wring That Neck” instantly became my favorite…the whole band sounded fantastic and the drums were thunderous. That’s when my love for rock music and for drumming started. It’s all this man’s fault! :D
Now I’m 38 and still a super fan of these gentlemen. Today’s heavy music exists thanks to guys like Mr. Paice, Blackmore and the late Jon Lord.
Eternal respect and gratitude to these giants of mankind.
That was purely fantastic. You're probably the only drummer in the world I could listen to for hours without any other music around. Thank you so much for all that tremendous talent you bring into your magnificently brilliant creations and have a wonderful 2022, along with your family and all the musicians you play with.
yes, agree
Funny you mention this. My thought question is if in the warmup, is Ian hearing in his mind, a Deep Purple concept or tune?
@@pmxl2004 Good question but I personnally think he doesn't need that bc his playing is a tune by itself. But maybe he is though, only him could tell, maybe in a Q&A or something.
.....What I love about this Gentleman (apart for his immense Talent that never dies), is his outlook towards the Art of Drumming and the right mentality to be applied to the music-business in general. No wonder why he made it so big in His career. This type of Global and Legendary success is well beyond practice, drum rudiments, drum books, and Berklee College of Music. To make it big in any career you need to start thinking as this Gentleman does: Open minded, bright, humble and with intelligent way of feeling and thinking. Mr. Paice's personality is reflected perfectly in his playing and the way he rules with his thoughts his music, his playing and of course his life.
God bless you Mr. Paice and thanks to let other people and musicians know about other aspects of drumming, and not just telling drummers to practice for 4 hours a day just Swiss Triplets or Paradiddles to make it big in their career.
With endless Respects
Mr. Carus Alambra (an ex-professional studio drummer)😄👍
Now THAT'S what I call practicing..a musician loving their instrument, tuning into their gut, and letting it all spill out.
I just wanna say that I love your phrases. these buddy rich feeling is just precious. Thanks for all these years in service of rock n roll!!!
One of the most thoughtful people on the planet, let alone musician. Simply a gifted gentleman.
Ian Paice one of my all-around the world drum heroes. Thank you for MUSIC!
The influence of the big band drummers is profound. I hear Rich, Bellson, Krupa...so many more.
I'm not a drummer but I can watch Ian play all day. One of the things I always loved about Purple is the jazzy feel, which is evident here.
I was born in 75, so DP were even ahead of my time, though that didn't stop me at like 5 getting my Dad's Machine Head Record I knew he loved and learning everything on it. I started at about 5 or so. And of Course listened to Sabbath, The Who and the other great 70's bands before I became a metal drummer. Regardless i ALWAYS use your drum licks in about everything I play, along with Nicko Mcbrain being my other biggest influence. I became a High-hat freak!! Smoke On The Water, Space Truckin', Lazy and Highway Star, just all classics. Just came upon this channel. Never stop playing, your an Icon sir!! I'm 48 now, so I hope I can still do this for another 20 years at least. Truly inspiring. And actually my son's name is IAN. 😁👌👍
His stick control is absolutely amazing!!
Although I'm in my late 50's, I'm just realizing how great of a drummer Ian is! Where the hell have I been! Love this guy!
An absolute legend and thankfully due to his young age when beginning his career, using modern recording methods and the internet his craft and ability will be preserved online forever.
To me! watching him play is like seeing Muhammad Ali in his prime! Just Sooo relaxed! but at the same time "Pow!" Sir Ian is a true artist in every sense of the word!
What a true inspiration and blessing to us fellow drummers❤️🔥
Thank you Mr. Paice. You were the main influence for my dad who was a drummer all through the 60's up until a few years ago when we lost him. I still have all of his original Deep purple vinyl records that he used to practice to and still have his original Ludwig drum set which he said was an exact copy of the one you used when you boys recorded the "Made in Japan" LP. He always said you were the best he had ever heard and whenever he saw you live or on a concert video, he always had a mirror with him to watch your reflection in it to get the right handed view of you playing which I thought was an ingenious idea that he had. He said seeing you playing in a right handed view made all the difference for him. I still remember when he came home with the "Who do we think we are" LP and thought your drums on "Rat Bat Blue" and "Super Trooper" were beyond amazing! Thank you Mr. Paice for being such a wonderful influence for my dad during those happy times of great rock music back in the day". my brothers and I wish you the very best in 2022 and beyond. Thank you sir"
It’s incredible to be able to see this
WOW! As an amateur drummer for about 55yrs I think I've always known that most/many drum solos are basically practice routines. PLUS, you are probably my favourite drummer; or at least the one who influenced me the most.
Having said that, these clips at the end of the video are probably among the best solos I've EVER heard.
And, considering that YOU consider them 'practising', or as near as YOU get to practising, I am in total awe.
Thanks for sharing this with us - it's truly made the 1st day of 2022 the best of the year for me so far (haha).
Regards Mark in the UK
Exactly , for me too
One of the things I have always liked about Paice's drumming is that he's never needed to play with the biggest kit in town or anything like that to sound punchy, powerful and clean at the same time. I've got nothing against big drum kits, of course... provided you actually make us of the whole thing, which far too many drummers just don't do, which makes me ask, 'well, what's the point, then?'
And the other thing is how relaxed he normally looks, as if flowing with what he is playing at any given time. With other guys you always see the grimacing faces and the physical performance, as if they were working out rather than playing and you HAD to realise how powerful they are. Well, does that make them sound any better or any stronger? It's a rhetorical question, of course.
Thank you so much for sharing this, Sir, long live Deep Purple, and happy 2022 everyone!!
the point to big drum kits was two fold, one it fed the drummers ego, but they were brought out starting with Moon and Baker by the drum manufacturers taking note that the bigger kits attract more buyers and more buyers to buy more drums, so it was smart to give the pro's that wanted them free kits or signing them to contracts with free kits etc. Like everything else in life it's sales.
@@905Alive Absolutely. And it makes perfect sense, by the way: it's a win-win for the brands and for the musicians
Quelque part, c'est vous qui m'avez appris à jouer dans les années 70 et vous m'avez apporté tellement de choses et aussi apprendre à être soi même, Merci.
Mr Ian Paice......I was interested in nothing, then 40 yrs ago I heard someone play speed king.... Wasn't Ritchie or ians screams.... I heard you play and I was like.... That is the best thing I've ever heard..... I became a drummer the next day, on my mums pots😂...... Thank you for giving me the gift of drums and your incredible sound 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏...... Long live the King
The Master at work. A joy to watch and a great start to 2022!
Thank you sir. You are always an inspiration to me. Blessings to you for 2022.
Master Ian Paice! Thanks for sharing this footage, happy new year!
The best drummer on earth 🌎
Hands DOWN!!!!
@TheHashmeerShashmeer 😅😅😅🤣
Apparently you ve never heard of Vinnie Colaiuta, Gavin Harrison, Todd Zuchermann or Chris Coleman, without mentioning Dave Weckl! Lol
You guys realized that's his opinion yeah? My personally I wouldn't save John Bonham or Keith Moon are the best rock drummers ever seriously is his opinion
@@bobbycoltrane7552 nop, he said "you are the best drummer on Earth". It is different than saying among all drummers on Earth, you are the one I prefer. It s like saying chocolate cake tastes good vs I like choclate cake. Do you get the subtlety?
Wishing you and your family (and your DP family) a very happy and healthy new year, Paicey!
I hardly can await to see DP in concert again.
Greetings from Bavaria!
Every tone at the more than 50 years in DP you played- thank you for each of them! Happy and healthy New 2022 Ian!
Simply amazing to watch a master just enjoying themselves. Thank you for sharing Ian, this is awesome.
Nice to see you back Ian - and playing so well! I love how your playing has that swing feel about it - makes the music MOVE! I look forward to seeing your next video! :-)
Maestro ian paice!
💜🔥 #capo 🎶🔝
Thank you so very much for these video clips!! You are one of the top 5 drummers worldwide, all times in my opinion!! 🌟
Wish you ALL the best for the new year 2022!! 🙏🍀
This guy is a phenomenal drummer : so tight , always in the groove, snap strokes with power behind it. He puts a lot of younger drummers to fuckin shame , and they know it.
I love old school drumming, self taught. I’m the same way with ‘practice’, I practiced by live performances from when I was 6. I went on to study music theory and composition, never forgetting drumming, played with a lot of bands, and taught formally at universities, and informally at my own studio; when Covid hit, I started recording tracks upon tracks, whether they were used or not, I just did so my kids would watch them someday.
I earned a music PhD at the ripe age of 38. I’m humbled and honored to be able to continue drumming especially after losing my left arm in a horrible freak vehicle accident in late 2020 and as a drummer, it crushed me totally (and for a while I thought my life was over); but I think I’m over the horizon now and have relearned everything, I’m very happy with my drumming still (playing odd time-signatures with one arm is truly a blast I never dreamt of in my wildest dreams). IAN, YOU THE MAN!
Thank you for posting this….you are one of the most amazing drummers, ever.
Absolutely amazing, thanks for sharing!
such skill, passion and soul. inspirational . Many thanks Ian.
Immensely enjoyable and immensely inspirational. Thank you, sir!
Inspiration as ever, a good ‘conversation’ with your drums is always best practice.
Excellent video,Thank You Ian
I'll never grow tired of listening to & watching this. Met him in Madison, WI in the lounge at the Sheraton Motor Inn after a show on the Come Taste the Band tour. I was 15, playing drums since I was 5. He was my biggest influence. Ever. Just the nicest guy you'd ever want to meet. God bless this man. There'll never be another drummer quite like him. Gotta love this guy ....
Wonderful. I could watch him playing for hours. He’s simply fantastic.
A true master and gentleman in his workshop! Awesome video!
Just a joy to watch! Thank you for that!
The very notion that I can sit here and listen to Ian, as though face-to-face and one-to-one, is amazing. Would never have dreamt this could happen in the 70s or 80s.
Thanks for sharing sir. You're a legend and a gentleman
It is so cool to see you practicing Ian, you are one of my all time favorites, thank you for your music.
Watching Mr Paice play is like watching an amazing graceful dancer… so much happens in the air when he’s playing… the finesse and power is what it’s all about…. The man is the epitome of THE POCKET!
Thank you for posting this Mr. Paice. You've always been my number one biggest drumming influence from day one when I started playing drums. You are amazing and one of the best.
He has always had a touch that I've never seen anyone else have on drum set. I could watch him play for hours.
Wonderful Ian Paice.What a master!
Rock on!
Cheers.
Many thanks for sharing! Always inspiring, it always makes me want to grab some drumsticks when i watch you play Mr.Paice!
Amazing!! I was moved to tears.
Love Ian's style. Just a great musical player. His single strokes have always been incredible!
Thanks so much for sharing this footage. Love seeing the ideas flow, and develop. Always that beautiful swing in your phrasing. 🙏🏼
Thoroughly enjoyed it Ian keep up the good work 👍
Big thanks for your words of wisdom. I particularly like the passage "stamp your personnality".
My favourite drummer since 1970. I can and I’m sure a lot of you can name quite a few excellent drummers as I can. But listening/ watching this I’m once again absolutely blown away. Truly incredible drumming as always. And an honest humble man too. A class act in every sense of the word, in my book the best 👌🏻
Was blessed to see you during the amazing Deep Purple - Blackmore Gillan, Glover, Lord and Paice - years..... you were and still are absolutely amazing..... a true backbone of the band.... odd how i never really hear much from the insanely good "Who do we think we are" album but its a favourite of mine... thank you so much for posting this and letting me see just how special you still are as you cruise through the zone as you play - unbelievably good - as usual !!! .... oh - and stuff the technical purists... cheers
wow
what a fantastic drummer
Maybe the best example of tension and release of tension I have ever seen in a drummer. So may things I picked up just watching this practice routine
Thank you Ian
Very enjoyable to watch thank you and happy new year to you and yours!
Thank you for your vast inspiration. I've listened to you since the age of 12. Your style is polished and brilliant. Swing on kinfolk!
Thank you so much Sir! For giving us such a glimpse into your process, a joy to witness.
This was great! Very cool to watch... and hear, obviously. 🙂
Gracias Maestro Ian Paice por esta clase gratuita .
Paradiddles between ride and snare, great to see you doing those. A true leveler of a rudiment, and so useful. Really enjoyed watching this video, thanks.
The great maestro, mr. Paice… his feel, groove and technique is just magical. Love all your work!!
Patterns on the hi-hat are so interesting, really adds a unique vibe. I’m no expert, but can’t say I recall any other drummers doing this style.
Thank you for many years of excellence and many more ahead!🍻
Thank you for sharing sir....Great effort..Great results...
I've enjoyed this tremendously. Mr. Ian Paice, you have been my drum hero ever since I discovered Deep Purple when I was 16 years old. I haven't played the drums in a long time, but after watching this I MUST do it as soon as possible. Time to finally go back to the old kit. Cheers from Perú.
my inspiration for 30 years now thank you..
I appreciate your excellent drumming. Thank you for posting this