I got a gig playing with a Keith Urban tribute. Didn't know who he was, but this should be a fun gig.

The audience is quite different than a Pink Floyd tribute gig.

Solid drumming.

1978 Vinnie with Frank, on Sonors. Taking it out.

Wertico didn't use the bass drum all the much, and when he did, it was low in the mix and more felt than heard. There's something to that. Came across this today, Ron Tutt, Elvis' and Neil Diamond's guy, and many others, live with Jerry Garcia. He had a real nice groove and threw some tasty morsels ...

Nice playing if a bit too fast for the other musicians on stage.

But Neil was guilty of that too sometimes.

This is a new boot from 1976. Nice sound, Neil playing crisply.

That one left me speechless, wow. All those concepts that were in his toolbox were there, and some speed with clarity and cleanness. I gotta dig into that one. Thanks for posting,

I remember seeing Sonny in Remo (I think) ads back in the day but had no idea who this cat was who was sharing clinic stages with the heavy hitters. Couldn't find much about him at all, thought that was weird. Heard him on a Lee Ritenour live show. Here's another that doesn't get much pub. So much f...

Whenever I watch Keith I am drawn to how his arms move. Really interesting to watch.

Drumeo vs Mike Johnson. Who will win. Who cares.

https://www.reddit.com/r/drums/comments/zn7t4g/drumeo/

We should all use heating pads and stretching tools to get limber more than just playing on a pad.

Using both is way more efficient and allows you to start the show correctly.

Whenever I've seen a US Armed Forces band, they've had really killer players, and in particular on the drums.