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Top notch advice for any budding musician. We get so caught up in the "rules of music" that we hinder ourselves. We also forget less can be more

I get that surreal moment with Michael Jackson. It’s seriously cool! 😎👍🏽🍾✨

I've loved RPJ sinse I was a teen in 1978!!

When i was learning to play drum, i had to hope the video store had a drum instructional video. And who was there b4 you tube and all others. The one and only. TOMMY, I rented that tape at least 5 times.

Fucking amazing drummer

may be this is lack of interest or time spend outside of echo chamber but sadly most of the artists are support tyranny

The instrument always wins so . Just keep learning love it

Porque siempre iba con gorra...?

thank you for this! R.I.P. Jimmy and Dom!

"Whirlwind" pretty much defines Frank Zappa's life and music (one and the same). Truly the paramount composer of the late Twentieth Century.

Oh guys, as a struggling wannabe musician, I just worship you as badass gods! :D

ALL HAIL FRANK ZAPPA 🙌

Missing Dom, An amazing man

4:28 best

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Drumming icon. Thank you Mr Erskine

Absolute legend right here

R.I.P. Dom <3 miss you. I will never forget the time at your place in 1984 and visiting Jim.

R.I.P. Dom <3

Much rather hear about the Sting gig, personally. Don’t care for Zappa at all. Never did.

i just got here looking got tko booking for me hardcore band and im truly sad. i just got here</3

I spoke with Alex Acuna about a year ago. He was 19 when he did "Heavy Weather". He said that he probably couldn't play that now ("Palladium", etc)

Vinnie Colaiuta's drumming is of another galaxy. This guy is a drum god. Every time I watch him, I want to throw down my sticks and say "I am done". But as musicians, we are constantly striving to improve and exceed our goals.

The fun spirit and positive energy that he brought to his interviews kept me watching them over the years, and I respectfully join those who celebrate the joyful sounds and images that he created and shared to make the world a happier and more humane space for everyone to enjoy. RIP, Mr. Dom Faularo

made me cry..ty mark

Man it's so easy to see how hard it would be to work with this guy. He has no idea of the meaning of 'we'. Can't get a word in!

Wow ! I feel good to hear this. Thanks Oz 🙏

This is the most inspiring thing I ever heard. Get good, get confident, don't give up, do what it takes. Thanks for the lesson Vinnie!

Wow, hadn't realized that Frank "discovered" Vinny, basically gave him his 1st break.

Great man this Darryl 🙌

God bless George Duke and Ed Mann

What an incredible time to be able to go there with barely anything in your pocket and the clothes on your back and eventually become the drummer of one of the great musical composers musicians and Geniuses of all time and his career just went off from there and now he's revered is one of the greatest drummers of all time I would certainly put him in my top five easily even Terry Bozzio would be in my top five along with Neil Peart Bill bruford and Carl Palmer

So a video on Jeff Beck with absolutely soulless tripe music intro. Beck is amazing, he is :)

Does anyone know why Waddy was not on Warren Zevon's final album The Wind? That album was sort of a reunion of all Warren's cohorts over the years, and Waddy was certainly one of the biggest of those.

AmaZing story & video thank you Dom & Vinnie

What I find interesting about Vinnie is that even his hand movements, as he talks, it is almost deliberate with accuracy.

Che storia ragazzi...Porcaro disse di se stesso che rifiuto' diverse audizioni per Frank perche' "sicuramente lo avrebbe fatto a pezzi"(sic).Grandissimo Vinnie

Bravo!

I nominate Tommy president of the drummer's brotherhood. He was so nice and cool when I met him. Was in Indy with Thin Lizzy with Gorham, Sykes.

Awesome interview with Steve. Rest in peace Dom.😢

And how did it end up that Vinnie worked with Jeff Beck?

What a beautiful soul. Truly missed.

Don, what a great conversation w/ Waddy! Thanks, Waddy, for the amazing :) stories!

I love her so much. I would love to just talk to her and soak up as much music knowledge as I can. She’s a true genius

I got to run sound for Ron on a few occasions, I am being honest when I say I did not know his legacy. But he was skilled, soft-spoken, polite, and told me I made some of the best monitor mixes he's ever had. And I can die happy knowing that. RIP Ron, you gentleman.

i watch this at least once a year bruh 😂

Good talk, luv RA

Amazing interview! Very interesting! Wow! A lot of information and super talented guy ❤

What became of your association with Charley Karp?