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Cool video. Thanks for the perspective. Question: It seems like someone is clapping slightly off the beat, at times, in at least one of the four takes, but it's not mentioned, or maybe I missed the graphic. Do you hear the same thing? If so, is that ok maybe due to the added depth, kind of like double tracking a vocal?

Bro, the song sounds great! Thanks for sharing the process. I imagine it was difficult to hit publish. Thanks for being real and vulnerable in your craft! Keep putting out great content!

I love playing in 3.

We saw YES in 1977. Alan White played a set of North drums . Russell Kunkle played North drums on " Running on Empty"/ Jackson Browne. A photo of his kit was on the album

great video no nonsense 😃

Listen to John Tropeas album from 2010 with Will Lee on bass . It was released in Japan . He plays a variety of styles . Not that many drummers can do that .That's why he is one of the great ones.

ngl i used to drum so much as a kid and just in the last year picked it up and i went straight for the hard stuff. Dont be afriad to sound bad your first couple times playing a song its part of becoming better. GOTTA GET IN THE REPS

Hahahahahahaha stephy you're so cuuuuttteeeee

Thank u

Tomorrow Never Knows is a study in minimalism. I'm not a drummer, but that simple beat hits me emotionally like a truck every time. Instantly chills me out.

This is sick, myhead spinning just thinking about how he's remembering all of this sophisticated drumming pattern

Good stuff!!!

Nice 👍🏽

Crossing arms is wasted motion.

I am new learning and some parts of this song is a little difficult to do but I will nail it. Also, it’s so fucking hard to understand most of the words not because I am not a native English speaking, but because of the new vocabulary. It’s still hard to assimilate the name of the “body drum” even in my language 😅

Excellent example of why you need a producer. The part is just way too busy. I know you said he is working a lot on the mix to make it sounds less busy and top-heavy. So, why not just do that from the beginning in the actual performance. Artists will get too stuck on their ideas. A producer gets them unstuck.

Love you, love your channel, love your playing on this. But, and i don't want to bash the guy at all - why do a lot of musicians who make charming, earthy, basically simple folk songs, feel the need to overcomplicate their music with asymetric forms, parts, bars, to many kicks / stops in strange places? I just turned down a real decent gig by an otherwise great musician knowing what pain it'll be to have 20 red flags in each of the 15+ songs of the set... And it's not (only) because i am lazy. I feel that a lot of music would be better it would be more simple and just flow, as everyone in the band will relax, play more musical and audiences will get it more easily. Love. Peace.

lol - the last one was driving me nuts because the chapter marker on the tileline says "Help" and I missed the part on the video itself says "Something", so I was scouring Help for anything close to your pattern. When I finally rewound enough to see the Something caption it all made sense. That is truly a groove that totally shouldn't work for the bridge of that sublime ballad but it does!

..ajust a note: I❤ am kipping full of shit longs ads just for you will take the cash. ONE2

PopHigh Sailorman dooxd you are the ONE2. Love. N.Y

This was very cool! I love sessions that get weird!

How did you do that lim on back in black ugh

Not sure on a scale of 1 to 10 how Stephen would rate this session pertaining to difficulty? I can’t imagine how the greats like Jeff Porcaro and Bernard Purdie dealt with the likes of Donald Fagan and Walter Becker of Steely Dan. Really cool to see!

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Is it just me ? The Debbie reminds me of ZZ Top 😉

Phenomenal Instruction Steven!

Drumming... what an art form. The best advice I would give to drummers.... practice, listen and feel the flow of music. Steve Gadd is a prime example of this approach. Fluid... anticipatory.... beautiful. Blessings all...

Can I have your phone number please

Wow, great job! Love studio stuff. Great playing. :)

Great video! Technical question, when you flip the pattern (around 44min), do you play a double with your left hand (floor and then the accent on 1 on the snare) or do you play a diddle with the right hand to buy some time (and be able to give the power on the downbeat on the snare)? Either way, you sound great!

I have mixed feelings about this sesdion. Your drumming is tops and attitudd pro. Ain't gonna lie, this kind of gave me some ptsd from a session I did a few years back. I think the one more time hinted of....

Looks demanding but you remained upbeat 👍🏻

Great video! Its funny all the new "science" about drum making (suspension tom mounts, exotic woods, virgin bass drums, wood grain direction!! etc etc.) you use old 60s drum equipment on a rail console and an 8 lug snare and it sounds great. We drummers get too caught up in stuff.

Great work on such an intricate piece! What's the name of the track, I want to download it as it's such a nice track to chill out to.

Duuuuude! Why on earth would any Drummer use sticks with bare wooden tips? That is ssoooo 1930's. Too soft. Too dull. No bright ping. Uughh.

Thanks for sharing this, to show your process and to encourage me that I’m doing it right (mostly)!

VERY nicely executed...

If you listen properly the kick drum isn't just on 1 & 3 its pretty constant the whole time! this guy plays it the proper way ua-cam.com/video/JT0iAuuYDEw/v-deo.htmlsi=X5PU095bCXq-7ahW

This was so much fun to watch (over and over). I will share it with my 10 yr old grandson who is eaten up with drum love. He especially likes anything old.

This is such a great & honest capturing of what it feels like to be a drummer in the studio. Gear issues, anxiety, not knowing the stops even though you've heard them a million times and of course, learning new drum parts on the fly, that you haven't integrated into the song before. So good!

More sessions videos would be awesome 👏🏽 !

You know it’s actually quite refreshing to see you go through this start to finish. I’m sure a lot of people think professional drummers nail there parts right off, so to see you try different things than get feedback and apply it is awesome!….

Killer video , I kind of heard a Ringo feel myself 🥁 Thanks for all you do and share with us

Great part, had me air drumming to it. 👍

My favorite is these drummers going through all of this just to have the engineer pretty much replace all of it with sampling! They get the best drummers in the world and use samples! Ugh!

More videos like this one,Stephen. Way to go!

Counting just throws me off. I've been playing since I was 7, and I have always been able to play by ear. I did take lessons, but playing by ear payed the bills.

My favorite Zeppelin tune is the one I don't play on, Going to California.

Great feel Stephen. You are so good.

Ah my favourite time signature!! Your snare ghost note patterns are awesome, and you add alot of movement and emotion to a good song. Really cool seeing how a drummer of your calibre has alot of the same issues that I experience when tracking, especially the pyschological aspect of thinking about parts, analysing stuff you've just played while trying to be the moment with the new part you're actually playing....or stopping a take when no-one else thinks you've done anything 'wrong' but you just don't reckon you've played with the right feel or conviction, and you're trying to negotiate getting a take you're happy with while not annoying the hell out of everyone else