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180,402 Views ⢠Feb 23, 2024 ⢠Click to toggle off description
Intro: 00:00
Frank Zappa: 02:16
Session Musician: 05:16
Philosophy: 08:37
#vinniecolaiuta #frankzappa #jonimitchell
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Sixteen Twenty Five - Text Me Records/Grandbankss
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Two of the best quotes: "Thought is the enemy of flow" and "Get into the character of the music over the patterns"....I agree 100%
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His work on Allan Holdsworthâs Secrets is absolutely incredible. The fact he can play with guys like that then cut an album with Megadeth is astounding in stylistic rangeâŚ
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I met Colaiuta at rehearsal studio in NYC in the early 2000's. Beyond nice... A genuine and genius person. I had the privilege to watch him in a session with Herbie Hancock. Let's just say, Vinnie made Herbie smile multiple times.
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Listening to zappas guitarsolos when Vinne was in the band, I never get tired of it. His constant flow of new ideas and weird grooves, and then jumping on to a new idea from Frank in a millisecond, it is truly fascinating.
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Back in 1991 or so we were recording a demo at Mad Hatter. We were nearing the end of our session when a drummer rolled up in his SUV and started unloading. The engineer was working out some technical stuff so we offered to help. At some point while shuttling his gear into the studio I realized it was Vinnie who had played on an album a few years earlier by Nik Kershaw called The Works. Nik was one of my favorite artists and Vinnie had played on several of the tracks (Jeff Porcaro also plays on the last track, Walkabout). What a treat it was to hear about those sessions not to mention meet one of if not the greatest drummer of all time. Chick also dropped in during our session just to listen in, what a weekend! Thanks OB for your fantastic content and for sparking this memory.
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Ten Summonerâs Tales sold me!
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The outro on Keep it greasy, sounds like itâs being played backwards itâs unbelievably tight and technical but still retains the groove.
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Colaiuta's drumming on the System has Failed is some of the best Metal drumming- and he's not even a Metal drummer. That's how awesome he is.
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I truly believe Vinnie is the worldâs greatest drummer.
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I saw Colaiuta at a clinic right after he left Sting. It was amazing, he wasn't really feeling inspired so he stopped playing and just rapped with us about life. He grabbed an ash tray, lit up a cig and sat in the front of the stage with a mic and had a killer conversation with us all. đ(of interest, Dom Famularo "opened" and totally blew my mind away with his chops as well!)
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DAMN, this guy is a compelling speaker and storyteller on top of being a stellar musician.
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RIP Dom. That was a great interview between two class acts
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It's how Vinnie handles his Cymbals that does me. Nobody has the touch, vinesse, and dynamics as he does. The coulors of a rainbow - that's him.
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He Used To Cut The Grass is imo one of the most underrated colaiuta works
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The closing instrumental break of Keep It Greasey always gives me goosebumps.
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"Thought is the enemy of flow." Wow! Loud and crystal clear!
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His diversity in insane. Joni Mitchell, Herbie Hancock, Megadeth, Sting...crazy shit. Prob top ten drummer of all time.
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The first time I was aware of Vinnie was when I went to see Jeff Beck in concert in 2018. I didnât know who he was at the time. But about three minutes into the first song I turned to my girlfriend and said, this drummer is amazing.
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I've followed Vinnie since he joined Zappa for Joe's Garage. He is truly one of the greatest drummers of all time. The ONLY other drummer who came close for me is Vito Rezza. Ok, I'll admit my bias for Vito hahaha...when I was fourteen I started a rock band (1969!) and needed a drummer. I asked around the school if anyone knew a drummer. I met Vito, went to his house, squeezed into his tiny bedroom that had a drum kit crammed into it. Vito sat down and began to play. I don't think i was able to close my mouth for a week! So for the next year or so we played some highschool dances and outdoor events. Veets was the STAR! The girls would line up afterwards to meet Veets (OH the seventies!) Vito has gone on to a succesfull career as a highly sought after drummer and teacher. You can find him and his band '5 After 4' on Youtube. We're both late sixties now and he's still going strong! Viva Veets!
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I had the pleasure of seeing Colaiuta play with Herbie Hancock at a festival a few years ago - fantastic performance + drummer. Do share any stories or your favourite Colaiuta performances down below along with any suggestions for other drummers/musicians you'd like me to cover. Don't forget to like and subscribe!
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