www.seanrickman.com
He is a great player, and also plays all other intruments as well. There is a cool video clip from his DVD.
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www.seanrickman.com
He is a great player, and also plays all other intruments as well. There is a cool video clip from his DVD.
Wow, nice player. So relaxed and really nice sound , feel and solo. I like that because he was so musical about it. Does, he sing?
Thanks for this link ! I haven?t heard about this guy before. As Blake said, VERY relaxed and really nice feel.
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He probably does sing. Sean is a very creative drummer and when he plays, his ideas just flow. He is a monster player, who for some reason the industry just overlooks.
I've seen him play a few times and he is more enjoyable than Weckl, more fresh.
sounds great, thanks for the link.
Very nice playing, some great ideas in there. Thanks for the link.
Thanks for the clip! Great flow and musicality. Great example of a lot of notes with a very smooth feel and taste.
Pearl Masters kit. His left hand trad technique is kinda unique--you have to see it up close. And he is from DC.
You can hear some more of his stuff on www.M-base.com
He currently plays in Dapp Theory, the CD is well worth getting----jazz fusion hip hop, odd meter etc..
great stuff, i really enjoyed watching the clip. really nice groove and great solo.
thanks
wow thumbs up, that guy is really smooth!! his playing reminds me of rick latham.
Beautiful touch, phrasing, and dynamics. Plus his drums sound killer! They look like Yamaha Beech Customs. I also noticed that he has the Stewart Copeland style of traditional grip, which is amazing, because he has phenominal control with it.
Man, where has this guy been?
DiCenso, Rickman, (all the other monsters lurking out there), ..... Scary.....
Thanks for the link, Rickman is one of my recent favorites. Ever since hearing Steve Coleman's Genesis/Opening of The Way, I've been trying to track down his stuff. He must be killin' with Ndegee Ocello, any boots?
It's great finding out that he's self-taught. That's probably why he actually has some ideas of his own.
Benny, are you referring to Dave Dicenso from Boston, MA? If you are, Dicenso can't touch this guy.