YouTube - The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again, Drum Cover, 4 Year Old Drummer Jonah Rocks
just wow.
EDIT - just found this by the same guy ...
just wow.
EDIT - just found this by the same guy ...
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Not all drummers are bad...
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^^The timing slows and speeds when transitioning as well. He gets in time real quick once he gets the groove again. However, I don't think perfect timing comes till later in life anyways myself. Also I'd like to see him in a real band. Playing with a CD track is near damn impossible to get everything just right. But with a live band you can practice the nuances and stuff over and over again.
But pretty good for four years old. Give him a few years and he'll learn dynamics and nuances and he'll be kicking it with the big boys.
But pretty good for four years old. Give him a few years and he'll learn dynamics and nuances and he'll be kicking it with the big boys.
It's an inside joke among a lot of bassists that drummers are crappy. No offense meant, we are all just cynics.
People said that about Moonie as well.
Bugs the **** outta me when I'm trying to play a song with a drummer that does that lol.
Seriously I can barely roll on a snare so I have no credibility when it comes to drumming. This kid is amazing, and I don't wanna take away from that.
Right now he seems like that funk drummer everyone knows that plays completely instinctually and kills it in the groove, but doesn't have proper training. Then again, he is 6.
Heh, I've got a semester on bass drum in marching band and that's it. Kids got waaaaay more skills and better technique than I'll dream to have in five years of hard practicing. I'd love to see him hit some funk grooves and lay some deep pockets down though.
I always questioned why his dad let him have so many cymbals..
I'd say for someone his age and with that much talent that simpler is better. I'd wager he wouldn't get as confused after his fills with less cymbals as well.
Also seems like he may get into bad habits and hurt his wrists after a while with the way he plays. Either way, he'll be a monster when he grows up. Way ahead of the curve in terms of ability to perceive music and apply it.
I'd say for someone his age and with that much talent that simpler is better. I'd wager he wouldn't get as confused after his fills with less cymbals as well.
Also seems like he may get into bad habits and hurt his wrists after a while with the way he plays. Either way, he'll be a monster when he grows up. Way ahead of the curve in terms of ability to perceive music and apply it.
I saw in the description for one of his videos (think it was an a7x cover) that all of his gear is from sponsors so i guess its just kinda if he can have it he might aswell have it
apologies, i didn't mean it i was joking.
...even if all you do is hit things
JK
I've been playin drums for 40 yrs&played w/a few less than stellar bassists. However,since I'm now mostly retired from drumming and new to bass (epi allen woody sig) I intend to give it all the love & passion I ever gave drums.
I imagine there is a delay between him hearing the music, playing, the recording we hear, and the camera picking him up.
I can't even remember what I was doing at 4 years of age!
He'll be great drummer for sure, there are a lot of amazingly talented young muso's out there now but 4 years old? Fair play he's got it in the genetic code.
He'll be great drummer for sure, there are a lot of amazingly talented young muso's out there now but 4 years old? Fair play he's got it in the genetic code.
