Pro Drummer Reacts to Greyson Nekrutman Plays "Caravan" Drum Solo

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  • Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
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  • @TheDylls
    @TheDylls Год назад +19

    Doesn't matter if you like the music or not. Watching a master perform their art will ALWAYS be enchanting

  • @jaimeflor4181
    @jaimeflor4181 2 года назад +67

    He’s definitely 1 of my favorite younger drummers. As a musician, I seem to be drawn to drummers that have a jazz background. For example, Jimmy Chamberlin from the Smashing Pumpkins and The Jimmy Chamberlin Complex. Also, Danny Carrey from Tool.

    • @DrummingwithJarvis
      @DrummingwithJarvis  2 года назад +6

      Absolutely !!! all great drummers for sure!

    • @boddaboom77
      @boddaboom77 Год назад +2

      If you like jazz drummers...Larnell Lewis is your man.

    • @machtnichtsseimann
      @machtnichtsseimann Год назад

      Brother, no disrespect to Jimmy Corgan and James Iha, it's just that when Jimmy Chamberlin began playing in a recent concert with The Smashing Pumpkins he stood out as the best musician on stage. He was very impressive. It was a "Wow" instantly.

  • @Beavetowski
    @Beavetowski 9 месяцев назад +5

    This my first video of yours I’m watching… And you, sir, easily gained a follower.
    You appreciate music enough that you know when it’s the best time to stop, and you respect the craft enough that you didn’t want to stop during the solo.
    You gave deadly input on things only drummers pick up on and explain it to the regular folk like me.
    11/10 Greyson reaction.

  • @JoffreDon
    @JoffreDon Год назад +2

    One of the best Jazz drummers I’ve ever heard. What a talent

  • @ADUSN
    @ADUSN Год назад +3

    He's simply incredible. I've been playing for years and could never hope to replicate this level of play.

  • @AdderTude
    @AdderTude Год назад +10

    The solo is just pure fire. It's a clear demonstration of how sharp his instincts are. Awesome job with the solo and the song altogether.

  • @MikeKern-ue5js
    @MikeKern-ue5js Год назад +2

    what in the wide wide world of sports did I just watch 😮😮😮WOW

  • @bballreviews3903
    @bballreviews3903 2 года назад +7

    Love how at the start of the solo he hints towards a Sing Sing Sing type beat

  • @2earache
    @2earache 2 года назад +8

    @jarvisjeb….touching upon a couple of moments where you noticed Greyson ‘slipped up’…….you are absolutely spot on in your analysis! Like you, I too am a professional drummer. When, on the occasion that an ‘error’ occurs when I play (generally at live venues) and for whatever reason it has happened, we react instinctively having already internalised tempo or pulse for any piece of music which we play. It’s the ‘go to’ escape route. I call it the ‘recovery method’! And yes, it’s something that a well-versed drummer can use to get straight back into the groove….by doubling or tripling up on a beat or combination of beats or even a phrase, and then use what you’ve just created out of necessity to jump back into where you had earlier left off. And the chances are very high that no one outside (or maybe inside the band!) will have noticed as being in any way a fuck-up, but will appreciate that particular move as being part of the drummer’s creative package in that song!! What do you think?

  • @jamesgomez753
    @jamesgomez753 4 месяца назад

    I love that you drew attention to the areas where something went "wrong" and how he recovers and keeps it going. Nobody does that in reaction videos! I think there is a fear that the viewers might think the reactor is criticizing or trying to pretend like they know better than the performer. Obviously, that's not the case (at least, not here).

  • @jhamler1
    @jhamler1 2 года назад +17

    Stupendous! The time and effort poured into his natural talent... this kid can't get enough recognition.

  • @CartwrightFour
    @CartwrightFour 2 года назад +5

    Best reaction of Greyson’s Caravan ever

  • @glenshort6567
    @glenshort6567 2 года назад +5

    I’ve been drumming for 30 years and learned something new from your commentary. Thank you for making this video!

  • @jamieearl688
    @jamieearl688 10 месяцев назад

    Thanks!

  • @RustinChole
    @RustinChole 2 года назад +10

    Man. That 19 year old has fucking hands on him. God DAMN. The precision.

  • @enriquejacoby592
    @enriquejacoby592 Год назад +2

    this kid is one of the top drummers of this time !

  • @AmbassadorJenks7086
    @AmbassadorJenks7086 2 года назад +1

    This phrase is thrown around a lot, but this young man in my humble opinion was born to play the drums!! I have been playing for 62 years and touring for the last 45 years I've only used that phrase 3 times. My last word on this you man will be DAAAAAAMMMMMNNNN!!

    • @AdderTude
      @AdderTude Год назад

      There's a metal drummer here on YT who said the same thing in his reaction to the same video: "This guy was born to play the drums."

  • @Durzo_
    @Durzo_ 2 года назад +3

    I'm new to Greyson and drums because of the movie whiplash (only watched through the holidays 2022). This is the best reaction video I've ever watched. I've subscribed and will be watching more.

  • @flare242
    @flare242 2 года назад +14

    I found out about Greyson during rando-browsing, watching Whiplash stuff, people reacting to various scenes etc. And while i gotta admit that i don't even listen to (or actually like) most types of jazz, watching this dude play, and even watching you react to him was an amazing experience. :-)

  • @machtnichtsseimann
    @machtnichtsseimann Год назад

    Compared to another drummer's YT channel analyzing this video of Grayson's, you, my man, have a LOT more insight, knowledge and commentary going on. Night and Day difference.
    Appreciate your reflections and data here. New subscriber.

  • @jamieearl688
    @jamieearl688 10 месяцев назад

    Wow! Glad I found your channel. Love your breakdown of this video.

  • @kudgeond755
    @kudgeond755 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the commentary. Loved the shout out to Sonny Payne and I'm glad to know he hasn't been forgotten. Had the chance to see him with Illinois Jacquet at a club outside Boston in the 70's. I saw some great drummers back then playing more adventurous music - guys like Alphonse Mouzon with McCoy Tyner, Al Foster with Miles, Billy Cobham with Mahavishnu, and Don Moye solo and with the Art Ensemble of Chicago - but I always thought Sonny Payne played the best drum solo I ever saw doing straight ahead jazz with Illinois Jacquet. Also that night a little drummer girl named Terri Lyne Carrington sat in with them and played an impressive solo while the band hung out off to the side. I still remember the look she shot them when she wanted them to come back and how those old cats jumped to attention. lol I thought I should remember this kid's name because it looked like she was going to be something special when she grew up.

  • @meinsouza
    @meinsouza Год назад +4

    your reaction was exactly my reaction...he's disgustingly good

  • @bartwaggoner2000
    @bartwaggoner2000 2 года назад +3

    I laughed so hard and enjoyed your enjoyment of Greyson!

  • @ianmorrison554
    @ianmorrison554 2 года назад +3

    Loved your analysis but also watching you read and observe the playing. This is the third analysis I've watched and the best. Very cool. Subscribed.

  • @michaeledwards5241
    @michaeledwards5241 2 года назад +23

    There was a lot of Buddy Rich but I think there there was a bit of Steve Gadd in there as well. Either way, this young man is amazing. Can only imagine how good he’s going to be in a few more years.

    • @michaeldwyer977
      @michaeldwyer977 7 месяцев назад

      In a few more years? He’s already there

  • @bluehazejazz
    @bluehazejazz 2 года назад +5

    He man, I need to tell you him much I appreciate your musical analysis.
    I watch a fair amount of drum reaction videos and came across Greyson today for the first time (despite seeing him pop up for a while). Your view is the best reactions I’ve seen. Well done!!
    I too am a musician, not a drummer though. I’ve played this song a million times with quite a few incredible and legendary drummers. This kid is insane. For sure. Buddy. Gene. Blakey. Payne. All of those cats. Attention to tradition. Wynton will likely snatch him up. Either him or the Basie band.
    Keep it up.👍🏻🤘🏻

  • @No_Transitory
    @No_Transitory Год назад

    This movie Whiplash brought back a style and Era of playing that had been lost to time. But now I'm seeing so many covers of Caravan (which is not an easy drum piece by any means.

  • @arubamama123
    @arubamama123 2 года назад +4

    Just found You through Greyson’s vid. Loved your presentation, energy and wealth of knowledge! New fan!!

  • @danflak2370
    @danflak2370 2 года назад +3

    Rock the shit outta those drums Dale!! 15:28

  • @dinchtfx
    @dinchtfx 2 года назад

    Love your vid bro, cheers from Indonesian drummer 🍻

  • @chrisfischer9825
    @chrisfischer9825 Год назад

    Cool ! (I did the track for this BTW) fun commentary !

  • @cmjwow
    @cmjwow 2 года назад +3

    You should definitely react to El Estepario Siberiano drum content. Guy has insane technical ability and speed. Enjoyed the content. Keep it up.

  • @hypetelevision
    @hypetelevision 2 года назад

    Great vide and vibe

  • @Bear78420
    @Bear78420 2 года назад +1

    He may have a lot of buddy rich but he definitely has some Bonham too 😉
    Added thought….this guys SO good I think even Ginger Baker mighta liked him!! 😂😂😂

  • @theBtotheJ23
    @theBtotheJ23 2 года назад

    Check out a drummer from the band 311 named Chad Sexton. They've been around since the late 80's and have incorporated his drum solos with the whole band at their live shows now. He's one of my favorites

  • @Kando_4u
    @Kando_4u 2 года назад

    Dear God! He dint even break a sweet! Phenomenal!

    • @johnhall2719
      @johnhall2719 2 года назад +8

      Watch the entire video on RUclips....it's literally dripping off him!

  • @bonedango
    @bonedango 2 года назад +4

    Has to be a Buddy Rich fan ❤

    • @DrummingwithJarvis
      @DrummingwithJarvis  2 года назад +3

      Must be! You can def see the influence. Greyson is amazing

    • @jaimeflor4181
      @jaimeflor4181 2 года назад

      For sure! He makes quite a few videos playing Buddy Rich beats.

    • @2earache
      @2earache 2 года назад

      Of course! And also uses the famous Buddy Rich logo on his kit, but naturally with his own initials!

  • @No-to4kd
    @No-to4kd 11 месяцев назад

    yooo i make drum & bass and this is my favorite channel now

  • @Kando_4u
    @Kando_4u Год назад +1

    Grayson has it, hands-down with jazz drums. He is phenomenal and smooth! Please do a reaction video to any videos with Elesteoario Siberiano! Dude with blow your mind! @drummingwithJarvis

    • @Topjunkie-r4s
      @Topjunkie-r4s Год назад

      Jazz is MUCH more complicated than El Espario. El stays in his lane. He plays songs which are not very complicated at all snails pace. Jazz at a snails pace is extremely complicated. Sorry - charts don’t lie

  • @brandosorii5882
    @brandosorii5882 2 года назад +1

    Georgeus

  • @matthewgandy1813
    @matthewgandy1813 2 года назад +4

    You don't see that stick style very often

    • @DrummingwithJarvis
      @DrummingwithJarvis  2 года назад +1

      indeed! He's great

    • @matthewgandy1813
      @matthewgandy1813 2 года назад +1

      @@DrummingwithJarvis hey you really should check out junna drum cover for pain killer by judas priest she's fire

    • @DrummingwithJarvis
      @DrummingwithJarvis  2 года назад

      @@matthewgandy1813 will do 😊😊

    • @matthewgandy1813
      @matthewgandy1813 2 года назад

      @@DrummingwithJarvis can't wait for your reaction I like your reaction to junna drum cover of through the fire and the flames

  • @aditsu
    @aditsu 2 года назад

    For some reason this makes me think of Jinjer - a metal band from Ukraine, quite popular with reactors on youtube. Their drummer, Vlad, is excellent, and apparently self-taught. All of them are awesome musicians.
    Most people get introduced to Jinjer with their song Pisces (you'll find out why if you react to it :p); other great songs are for example Teacher teacher, and Vortex.
    Completely different genre and style, but also great. Would recommend reacting.

  • @KenGaska
    @KenGaska 2 года назад

    Try reacting to Meshuggah - Bleed if you want a life changing experience.

  • @douglasmcmillion
    @douglasmcmillion 9 месяцев назад

    BRAH! Comment, then be quiet while the kid plays! Nobody wants to hear you woop woopin while he's stickin'. All due respect, sssshhhhh!❤🤫

  • @yskdereade123
    @yskdereade123 2 года назад

    Awesome, thank you so much for presenting him to is. Love your reaction & thoughts.
    I would like to recommend a piece of art to you, I am sure you‘ll like. I won‘t tell you more but the name for not to spoiler: Orphaned Land - Freedom.

  • @skullface1883
    @skullface1883 2 года назад +1

    Can you react to Larnell Lewis?

  • @vincentwilcox1704
    @vincentwilcox1704 2 года назад

    pr໐๓໐Ş๓

  • @jaimelevy7639
    @jaimelevy7639 2 года назад

    I would like you listen playing drums...

  • @samnichols4361
    @samnichols4361 Год назад

    Greyson's a great drummer (much better than me) but, I think due to youth, he massively overplays. A little calmness and subtlety wouldn't come amiss. Maybe as he ages it'll calm down.

  • @enriquejacoby592
    @enriquejacoby592 Год назад

    fyi hees the drummer for suicidal tendecies

  • @nelsonortas818
    @nelsonortas818 Год назад

    Tasteful highly technical playing

  • @tallscreengabbo
    @tallscreengabbo 2 года назад

    Great video. I really enjoyed your insights and observations.