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One of the Greatest - Insane Drum Solo • Buddy Rich
Buddy Rich He lived up to the billing of "the world's greatest drummer." He was completely self taught, and started playing drums in vaudeville as "Traps, the Drum Wonder" when he was only 18 months old. He performed in vaudeville throughout his childhood, developing into a decent singer and tap dancer. He performed with Artie Shaw in 1939 when the clarinetist had the most popular band in swing, and then with Tommy Dorsey through the war years. During this era it became obvious that he was the king of drummers, easily dethroning his friend Gene Krupa.
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