Ed Shaughnessy vs. Buddy Rich Drum Battle on Johnny Carson
Thursday, January 10th, 2008
Ed Shaughnessy vs. Buddy Rich Drum Battle on Johnny Carson. Wow, great stuff.
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Awesome! I miss Johnny Carson!
Great stuff, Richard. A classic!
I agree, great stuff and watching it makes me smile.
I saw Buddy Rich live in 1987. Up until that point I’d seen Neil Peart live a few times and felt that he was the most astonishing player I’d ever see.
I couldn’t stop laughing when Buddy started rippin’ it up.
He was so advanced that it was hard to get your mind around what he was doing.