Thanks for creating some of the greatest music in America. You and Paul Desmond introduced to me to jazz in the very best of ways.
RIP Dave
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Two bucks for every time I played Take Five on a drum kit and I would be rich.
Thanks and RIP Dave. And Joe Morello also.
For them that didn't know his stuff.
Had to go find a little Joe Morello. He passed away in 2011 and I think the guy was one of the best drummers in history. Note, no sticks.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=9tTyTc6FjjU
Thanks and RIP Dave. And Joe Morello also.
For them that didn't know his stuff.
Had to go find a little Joe Morello. He passed away in 2011 and I think the guy was one of the best drummers in history. Note, no sticks.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=9tTyTc6FjjU
Interesting how brother Dave provided an entre for a lot of folks like myself who didn't grow up hearing jazz. In my case, he gave me just enough of a push that I went on to meet jazz unfiltered and more on its own terms. I still have a couple of Dave's original LP's. A bit dated, but still quite listenable. It's sort of like revisiting a musical "White Men Can't Jump".
Groove on, brother Dave...
He was a bridge to a whole new world for me. Thanks, guy, you done good...
Groove on, brother Dave...He was a bridge to a whole new world for me. Thanks, guy, you done good...
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