I have written elsewhere about him- In the early 90's I took drum lessons at a music store in Glen Burnie Maryland. He was a customer there and I would see him there on occasion. I never used to bother him but I can tell you he was very humble and down to earth . He would play on a kit to try it out like any other customer, never acted like a big shot. And he is a big shot!
One night I was at the 8x 10 club in Baltimore. Stu Ham, Jeff Berlin, and Billy Sheehan did sets. He was standing next to me. It was a cold January Monday night. Was like 40 people there to see 3 great bass players jam. Billy saw him and asked him to sit in. I was in the presence of royality. Will never forget that night.
He could play drums while baking a cake, taking a shower, playing chess, and exercising, all at the same time, and still look like he does it every day..
Any one who hates on this living legend is deaf dumb and blind! I've seen this man at a drum clinic live right here in my hometown, and let's just say that this video does him no justice compared to seeing him live up close, and in person! I was blown away! Totally insane. 😳
That is true I have a duel with him and Marvin Smitty Smith that I recorded in like 30 years ago it was .. when you watch the video you thought it was in fast forward it was so ridiculous
@@wendeldelgado4992 No one is "the best", this isn't an actual competition. This mentality keeps you from enjoying the music in it's fullest. You'll grow out of it...
Right now, he's my fav drummer. So much passion, really knows his art. An inspiration to me, as of late. I will always love the great Barry Kerch, but Dennis Chambers has stolen my heart.
Taught everyone how to seat a drum head. Standing on the rim and jumping up and down. I've done this everytime since seeing this and the tuning is perfect. The man Is a gem.
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MAJESTIFIED, you are 100% correct! My buddy Dave had a music store in Columbus, Ga. about 20 years ago. Dave was a really nice guy and a great drummer himself. Anyway, Dave got Dennis Chambers to come to his store and do a clinic. I took my 12 or 13 year old son, DJ with me just in case I had a heart attack and died he could tell his mother and she'd understand. There's nothing like seeing him in person. I heard it. I saw it. And I still couldn't believe it. I didn't know my eyes and ears could see and hear that fast. And the nicest guy ever. On top of that Dave took us backstage to meet him. Now my kids know the Old Man is not star struck about anything or anybody but on this day, my son and I were the cat's meow. Only problem was I didn't know if I should address that joker as Your Highness, Your Majesty, Grand Poobah, or something. He was clearly not of the same planet bro. Smooth, clean and fast. Have mercy he was fast. And it was effortless. Thankfully I survived that evening and lived to talk about two great guys, my buddy Dave and Dennis Chambers.
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Whenever I watch a legend solo I try to remember that true masters are watching and saying, "did you see what he sneaked in there?" And I look for subtle hidden magic... and then I find it! It's more fun to look for them cause Dennis is DEFINITELY doing some crazy rudiments and ghost notes etc
literally LOLed at 3:21. I love doing stuff like that in my drum solos.... slowing down then right when people think it's about to stop just start going crazy. Although I'm no Dennis Chambers he can drum like no other, but that doesn't stop me from pretending =P
Dennis came to Drumtech in London where I studied for two years; I just left when he came to do his clinic but my drum teacher who was still there, attended the clinic. He said Dennis did an awesome clinic and was every bit as good as expected.
@JezenThomas That's the thing; it wasn't made to be a 'groovey' solo, this one was about experimenting between time; you can hear one part of the kit staying at the same tempo whilst changing with his other limbs. That's insanely hard and takes a lot of skill and concentration. Not to mention at the end where he got the entire crowd going, so crowd participation. It was more theoretical than 'felt' as such, but it was still a brilliant solo!
Now i know where royster got his sound from in his starting days !! (check his 11 year old drumsolo) his snare sound is exactly the same !! love chambers !!
I have to approach this as a guitar player as i am & not a drummer. Great respect for Dennis as one of the greats no doubt about it . Maybe I'm just old fashioned but Mike Shrieve's solo at both Woodstock & say Tanglewood were not just covering the bases but he exploded on that simple kit & for myself it's a much more spontaneous & powerful solo than what Dennis does here. I take it he was a guest here & the pro he is he played it the way he felt . I'll still have to go with Mike Shrieve’s playing . Two awesome drummers just different styles & definitely approach's .
As a average drummer I could practice what Mike did with transcripts and add my own twist , Dennis not so much , not even on the same level mike was nice but nowhere near as technical or creative
@paul levine Completely no reason to compare the two. If you reach the same level of artistry, feel and inspiring other musicians as Dennis, and then someone *asks* for your opinion comparing those two completely unrelated things, then say what you just said.
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2:11 slowing up on a single stroke roll on the snare while maintaining triplets with his feet - that's haaaard
+Kim Runic u have no idea........o.0, i try doing it every day lol my leg hurts
The cats
Beast !!!
Fortunately, I will die knowing that I got able to do something similar by practicing my own alien exercises.
I've been playing the drums for 53 years. He makes me want to give it up,lol. He's amazing. It's cool to see Sting looking on!
I have been playing since 1976. It is the journey and not the destination so get back on the drummers throne and enjoy.
Sting-approved!
Sting has been around a bad ass drummer his whole life..
Dennis don’t need any approval he’s already a legend
What's the point? Chambers is the greatest. He can admire him also.
I kid you not.. I dropped my phone at the end of this video like it was on fire 😂. Not even joking lol.
I have written elsewhere about him- In the early 90's I took drum lessons at a music store in Glen Burnie Maryland. He was a customer there and I would see him there on occasion. I never used to bother him but I can tell you he was very humble and down to earth . He would play on a kit to try it out like any other customer, never acted like a big shot. And he is a big shot!
One night I was at the 8x 10 club in Baltimore. Stu Ham, Jeff Berlin, and Billy Sheehan did sets. He was standing next to me. It was a cold January Monday night. Was like 40 people there to see 3 great bass players jam. Billy saw him and asked him to sit in. I was in the presence of royality. Will never forget that night.
He could play drums while baking a cake, taking a shower, playing chess, and exercising, all at the same time, and still look like he does it every day..
blica1 HAHA! Dude that comment is hilarious!!
And chewing gum, let’s not forget.
That’s because he does it everyday!
Any one who hates on this living legend is deaf dumb and blind! I've seen this man at a drum clinic live right here in my hometown, and let's just say that this video does him no justice compared to seeing him live up close, and in person! I was blown away! Totally insane. 😳
ONE OF THE GREATEST OF ALLL TIMEEE
That is true I have a duel with him and Marvin Smitty Smith that I recorded in like 30 years ago it was .. when you watch the video you thought it was in fast forward it was so ridiculous
No one "hates" when it comes to musicians. That's a millennial term.
@@chriso8193 I was speaking to the non musicians! We musicians get it.
The stand up and walk away to end it is the shiz! Dude's a serious beast.
Dennis Chambers is without a doubt the best drummer in the world who plays relaxed.
The dude is so chill that you would think he's doing nothing that complex but boy those chops are hard as hell!
Vinnie Colaiuta THE BEST!
@@wendeldelgado4992 No one is "the best", this isn't an actual competition. This mentality keeps you from enjoying the music in it's fullest.
You'll grow out of it...
Serious independence!
Right now, he's my fav drummer. So much passion, really knows his art. An inspiration to me, as of late. I will always love the great Barry Kerch, but Dennis Chambers has stolen my heart.
After watching this, I started loving MATHS, what a genius!
Dennis Chambers the king of single stroke rolls. Yeah ☮️
Taught everyone how to seat a drum head. Standing on the rim and jumping up and down. I've done this everytime since seeing this and the tuning is perfect. The man Is a gem.
I saw him do that at a clinic
Damn. He's always been one of my favorites. He's just awesome.
Michael Schrieve is better on Soul Sacrifice, Woodstock 1969 at 17 years old.
I had the chance to see him playing live in a drum show in Paris in 2019. It was mesmerising !!
Caught myself searching for the third foot he seems to be playing with.
Saw Chambers at a clinic at drums only in van. Dennis makes you feel it. And it feels incredible.
Amazing independence just mindboggling.....he is truly adrinking drumming God!!!
That ending is brilliant. Dennis Chambers = AWESOME
Woodstock revisited ! Sting approving Chambers ! One of the Drumming Giants !
At ease Dennis and explode whenever 🥁 !!!
I constantly listen to Dennis, Ian P, and a few others for inspiration!
Gracias Dennis por salvar el concierto !!!!!!!
Dennis Chambers is Awesome.
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Very, Very Perfeckt Drummer At All! The big thanks from Russia! BRAVO to Mr Chambers!
!!!
Is unbelievable.........Is completely mad......you made my day....
MAJESTIFIED, you are 100% correct! My buddy Dave had a music store in Columbus, Ga. about 20 years ago. Dave was a really nice guy and a great drummer himself. Anyway, Dave got Dennis Chambers to come to his store and do a clinic. I took my 12 or 13 year old son, DJ with me just in case I had a heart attack and died he could tell his mother and she'd understand. There's nothing like seeing him in person. I heard it. I saw it. And I still couldn't believe it. I didn't know my eyes and ears could see and hear that fast. And the nicest guy ever. On top of that Dave took us backstage to meet him. Now my kids know the Old Man is not star struck about anything or anybody but on this day, my son and I were the cat's meow. Only problem was I didn't know if I should address that joker as Your Highness, Your Majesty, Grand Poobah, or something. He was clearly not of the same planet bro. Smooth, clean and fast. Have mercy he was fast. And it was effortless. Thankfully I survived that evening and lived to talk about two great guys, my buddy Dave and Dennis Chambers.
Just amazing!
Um dos melhores de todos os tempos!
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R. I. P. To Mr. Raúl Rekow in the beginning of the video. My favorite confiero of all time. Who cannot love Dennis behind his big yellow bus!!!
Wow incredible, this guy's got real talent
Najbolji bubnjar na svetu!Pozdrav iz Srbije gospodine
3:24 made me fall off my chair
That was incredibly awesome.
The monster in drums period mr chambers.
Whenever I watch a legend solo I try to remember that true masters are watching and saying, "did you see what he sneaked in there?" And I look for subtle hidden magic... and then I find it! It's more fun to look for them cause Dennis is DEFINITELY doing some crazy rudiments and ghost notes etc
do not get me wrong, you don't need to decipher anything to get your mind blown away watching this solo
still love his work!!
Another level... Awesome
Un maestro ufff sin palabras
Sting's reaction to this is priceless
Love this.
Now, this is a freaking drum solo. Flam tapping his kicks! Also, are you listening you mechanical automatons… he has dynamics!
This video is improperly titled .. should be "Lord Chambers" .. just saying.
Yes
Facts
U said good 👍
literally LOLed at 3:21. I love doing stuff like that in my drum solos.... slowing down then right when people think it's about to stop just start going crazy. Although I'm no Dennis Chambers he can drum like no other, but that doesn't stop me from pretending =P
Power and precision 🙌🏼
Definitely one of the greats
Dennis. is the best! GOAT
Dennis came to Drumtech in London where I studied for two years; I just left when he came to do his clinic but my drum teacher who was still there, attended the clinic. He said Dennis did an awesome clinic and was every bit as good as expected.
Hi Mark. In what year were you at drumtech? I was there too, in 2000. And who was that drumteacher? Cheers
@@arrowintheknee9956 1989-1991 Drum Teacher Paul Elliott
*MARAVILHA!!!!*
Gotta love the cut to Sting for his approving nod.
Amazing!!!!!
you literally took the exact words and phrasing right out of my mouth. When i saw that someone posted that i was like "Wait did I write this already?"
@JezenThomas That's the thing; it wasn't made to be a 'groovey' solo, this one was about experimenting between time; you can hear one part of the kit staying at the same tempo whilst changing with his other limbs. That's insanely hard and takes a lot of skill and concentration. Not to mention at the end where he got the entire crowd going, so crowd participation. It was more theoretical than 'felt' as such, but it was still a brilliant solo!
dennis chamber the greatest genius of history
What a beast on Drums! And watch Sting's jaw drop to the floor!!!
Magistral!!!...
De los mejores autodidactas...
Easily one of the very best around. How the heck does he move around the kit so damn fast?! A Legend...
Defying the laws of physics. Damn.
DRUMGOD CHAMBERS 💪❤💯
Solo'd himself right off the kit... nice.
Chris Coleman wouldn't exist without Dennis paving the way for him.
The AMAZING D.C.!!!😎👍
2021 anyone?
Dennis has 'em chanting!
AMAZING DENNIS AS ALWAYS!
I got to hear this up close an personally in Atlantic City 2011
Can you imagine being so good that it's too easy.
I’m pretty sure rob bourdon played the same thing in his bleed it out solo for Linkin Park. You can see it at 0:54
Now i know where royster got his sound from in his starting days !! (check his 11 year old drumsolo)
his snare sound is exactly the same !!
love chambers !!
the best drummer
I have to approach this as a guitar player as i am & not a drummer. Great respect for Dennis as one of the greats no doubt about it . Maybe I'm just old fashioned but Mike Shrieve's solo at both Woodstock & say Tanglewood were not just covering the bases but he exploded on that simple kit & for myself it's a much more spontaneous & powerful solo than what Dennis does here. I take it he was a guest here & the pro he is he played it the way he felt . I'll still have to go with Mike Shrieve’s playing . Two awesome drummers just different styles & definitely approach's .
As a average drummer I could practice what Mike did with transcripts and add my own twist , Dennis not so much , not even on the same level mike was nice but nowhere near as technical or creative
@paul levine Completely no reason to compare the two. If you reach the same level of artistry, feel and inspiring other musicians as Dennis, and then someone *asks* for your opinion comparing those two completely unrelated things, then say what you just said.
You’re not old fashioned you just don’t know when it might be more respectful to a great musician to keep your opinion to yourself.
Es un zarpado!!!
0:25 Sting
What a drummer
4:35 always wonder how he smoothly leaves the kit without getting trapped by the throne.
WITH HIS EYES CLOSED!!! so glad I learned eyes closed. Try it
e´ muito bom !!
Le maître! El Maestro!
awesome rhythm
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Listen as a drummer myself what dennis did here was extremely fucking hard he's phenomenal period
I love the the hesitation at 3:08!
GOAT!
dennis is the greatest
1980s men baby feel it!
Muuuuitoooo, FODAAAAAA.....
I have heard hundreds of drummers but...that man is not from this planet
That was beautiful when he took everything down into a yearning, breathing pulse
All of that camera work at the end 👌🏼
3:16 - The smile that says, "but I've got a Vinnie".
Hahaha, yes! But I think this tour he had Abe Laboriel Jr.
Super Master Lord Chambers
Nice! I liked them. Interesting tuning system.
This is from Rock in Rio 2006 in case anybody is interested.
Monster!!!!!!
Dude, Carl Winslow's a beast...
lmfao!!!!
매번 보지만 훈남에 드럼도 굿!!
it is a Firchie snare, yes. I got one myself, had to order it from New York,
I love how he is using the left double pedal together with hit hat pedal
bad dude!! holy crap!!
🔥🔥🔥