Various-Classic Rock Drum Solos (DVD) - Product Information
Hosted by rock drumming legend and historian, Carmine Appice, "Classic Rock Drum Solos" is the first and only video collection of rock drum solos; tracing the development of the phenomenon with vintage footage of pioneers from the 1940's and 50's, rare film from the golden age of the 60's and awe-inspiring video of the pyrotechnic players of the 70's and 80's.
Danny Seraphine's (Chicago) performance of "I'm A Man" on the DVD is from a German TV show in 1970. "However", he explains, "'I'm A Man' didn't have a drum solo when we were first playing it in bars around Chicago. It became a drum feature when we were recording our first album in 1969, back when we were still known as the Chicago Transit Authority. We were finishing up the CTA album and decided to make it a double record set. We needed more music and we needed it fast, so we decided to pull out 'I'm a Man' and add a drum solo— which was put together on the spot. Soloing against the percussion instruments was a lot of fun and helped keep the groove going. I remember I tried to keep the solo short and to the point".
Danny Seraphine's (Chicago) performance of "I'm A Man" on the DVD is from a German TV show in 1970. "However", he explains, "'I'm A Man' didn't have a drum solo when we were first playing it in bars around Chicago. It became a drum feature when we were recording our first album in 1969, back when we were still known as the Chicago Transit Authority. We were finishing up the CTA album and decided to make it a double record set. We needed more music and we needed it fast, so we decided to pull out 'I'm a Man' and add a drum solo— which was put together on the spot. Soloing against the percussion instruments was a lot of fun and helped keep the groove going. I remember I tried to keep the solo short and to the point".
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