The day before this took place I was stuck in a construction zone on historic Highway 6 in Pennsylvania, the longest 2 lane highway in PA. I was stopped at the flag man and it was hotter than a five dollar pistol. I was looking at the biker stopped in the opposite direction. He was riding a decked out BMW bike. Because of the heat the rider removed his helmet and wiped the sweat from his brow. He was wearing the signature Neil Peart African hat. I said to myself look at this Neil wannabe. As I proceeded past him and got a closer look I was certain it was him. All I could do was nod and smile in what had to be total amazement . He, seeing me in disbelief, made eye contact and nodded. The next evening I saw him on letterman and figured he was riding his bike to the show in New York City. RIP Neil.

@007stopjockin

Жыл бұрын

WOW! That is one cool AF story! I was just on a route 6 trip in July. Fun times! I loved Rush growing up. Had the double bass Tama set in the basement, doing the whole basement/garage band thing LOL. Practicing with the headphones on trying to deconstruct Neil's fills the best I could. RIP Mr. Peart. 007

@mostamused2797

Жыл бұрын

Wonderful story. Thanks for sharing!

@mrcapitalist2285

Жыл бұрын

Neil was an atheist, so he's not in Heaven!

@dpall38

Жыл бұрын

@@mrcapitalist2285 Poetic license then.

@ROOKTABULA

Жыл бұрын

Neil like me, realized _heaven_ is a fiction so I assure you, sadly, he's not anywhere.

He deserved to be the finale, he deserved to have his last name pronounced correctly and he deserved to be on the great Letterman show.

@FP194

3 ай бұрын

That is how you pronounce his name 🙄

@rorshakks

3 ай бұрын

I know; that's why I said it. The two other points were positive and since the name comment is part of the whole, it's also to be understood as positive.@@FP194

@gmancolo

3 ай бұрын

Letterman was not great.

@user-mn3tf7gj6g

13 күн бұрын

Yes he does. But this is not virtuoso level & Rush weren’t a virtuoso band. Think Ginger Baker. Buddy Rich They were virtuosos in virtuoso bands. Santana’s kit drummer was and is in another league as well.

@rorshakks

10 күн бұрын

@@user-mn3tf7gj6g I beg to differ. Look up the definition of virtuoso.

Letterman, one of the few dudes who took the time to learn how to pronounce his last name correctly!

@stevelennox8575

Жыл бұрын

Almost as bad as labelling the Professor as a "drummer"

@nupreznz

Жыл бұрын

Happy letterman showed me the right way. Feel the same way about Björk (pronounced Byerk), or Maya Angelou (Angeloh). People always confused my name as Jamal even tho it's spelled Jamil. Some would still call me Jamal after reading the way mine is spelled.

@c.a.t.732

Жыл бұрын

@@nupreznz My first name is Craig, and I have friends I've known thirty years who still call me Greg.

@susankay497

7 ай бұрын

@@c.a.t.732 🤣

He was not only a great drummer and lyricist he was a writer and phenomenon .

A true legend. Sorely missed.

The pinnacle of Drum Solo Week.

@fablenewsnetwork7223

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely 🥁🥁🥁

@b.p.879

Жыл бұрын

You guys should broaden your horizons and checkout Billy Cobham's solos. This stuff that Peart did in his later years is the most basic and easiest to copy. Peart really shines in the earlier Rush albums, and these solos he does are just not that impressive to me compared to the songs he plays on with Rush.

@thomassanchez8956

Жыл бұрын

Where was Carl Palmer

@mikepants35

Жыл бұрын

Let's not....Rush to judgment. Alright, bye.

@thomassanchez8956

Жыл бұрын

Have u ever seen a Carl Palmer solo🤔

Neil Peart was one the greatest drummers ever. Unbelievable talent.

@drb739

5 ай бұрын

Not ONE OF, but THE greatest to do it🧐

@supertrucker99

4 ай бұрын

Espariandio...go see

@pundemi

3 ай бұрын

@@supertrucker99 estepario is nothing compared to them and never forget John Bonham

@daveo226

3 ай бұрын

Legend 👍

@Septicshites

3 ай бұрын

imo hes is #1 and nick menza is #2

Can’t take your eyes off him when you see Rush live. Profoundly missed. 😢

@jamescooley7849

Жыл бұрын

Saw him live also, none better!

@raytrujillo6791

Жыл бұрын

😅greatest drummer of all time😊

@eddyvideostar

7 ай бұрын

​@@SPEEDYNEWS1: From the old school. Carl Palmer, Mason, White, and -- believe it or not -- Phil Collins! He has the most mindboggling, interesting career in the industry: from the "back seat" percussionist for the up-and-coming Genesis -- to -- *just himself* -- packing stadiums and rocketing to the top of the pop music Billboard charts.

@eddyvideostar

7 ай бұрын

@@SPEEDYNEWS1: ​From the old school: Carl Palmer, Mason, White, and -- believe it or not -- Phil Collins! He has the most mindboggling, interesting career in the industry: from the "back seat" percussionist for the up-and-coming Genesis -- to -- *just himself* -- packing stadiums and rocketing to the top of the pop music Billboard charts.

@thebob01

5 ай бұрын

Indeed. I'm glad I had the pleasure of watching him and RUSH perform many times. Hew is definitely missed. R.I.P. Professor.

I saw Rush multiple times in three different provinces. Amazing each time. Neil made me and the rest of Canada proud.

@shade421

Жыл бұрын

I would be as well

@Michaelobama184

Жыл бұрын

I never got a chance to see them. But Neil Peart was the reason why I started playing drums.

@aelechko

Жыл бұрын

I played shows with you Phil back in the mid 2000s haha crazy

@Philsy1971

Жыл бұрын

@@aelechko nope, not me.

@aelechko

Жыл бұрын

@@Philsy1971 my bad fella, have a great day.

Cant have a segment called Drum Solo Week without him. RIP Professor

@paulquaife7974

Жыл бұрын

And you also can't have him come on anywhere but last, who would want to follow that!

@229BlackHat

Жыл бұрын

@@paulquaife7974 exaaaactly

I’ve seen Neil and Rush perform 3 times live, all in the 90s. His solos weren’t just solos, they were concerts within a concert. And all 3 shows were incredible.

@jonrhythm3686

4 ай бұрын

100%

I always loved how Neil would end his solos with the jazzy stuff. R.I.P Neil you're definitely never forgotten in my house.

@swish6282

6 ай бұрын

NOT EVEN MY HOUSE TKS

@user-ln1cx3iv4s

5 ай бұрын

He's for sure missed in my house. we love him and jam to him and Rush regularly. Thanks .

RIP professor. I've been into you since the age of 11. You are the vessel that got me into so many aspects of music and philosophy.

@Michaelobama184

Жыл бұрын

Have you seen his Tutorial. It was originally on VHS. Pretty informative

@jman4531

Жыл бұрын

It's also amazing that the Professor still would take lessons from others

@abinashmishra329

3 ай бұрын

If Neil was a professor, where did he teach? Does Canada have any famous music universities like Juilliard or Berklee in the USA?

Thank you, "Letterman" for putting this up. Wonderful to be able to see this again. This vid helps explain why so many professional drummers pay honor to Neil and credit him with the inspiration to become drummers themselves. What a RUSH!

@stevecullison894

Жыл бұрын

Still would have been nice if David Letterman had researched enough to pronounce his name right Neil "Pierce" Peart..

@richardparlier3283

Жыл бұрын

The pronunciation is correct!!! Thanks Dave for finally getting it right!!!🎉 ❤ you both!!! Rip ❤❤❤❤❤❤ ✌

@roballen6449

7 ай бұрын

​ @stevecullison894 Dave had it right.

@eddyvideostar

7 ай бұрын

@@stevecullison894: Dear Steve: I agree, but it's ironic; though, his name should be easily pronounceable being on his Letterman's artist roster and Rush's album cover.

@stevecullison894

7 ай бұрын

I have an idea for those that buy into the pronunciation change how about start correcting folks on how we've all had it wrong for the last 50 years... 😂

Not Only One Of The Greatest Drummers But Also One Of The Greatest Lyricists! Thank You.

Never be another one like him. Was privileged to see Rush 5 times. RIP Neil.

I've been playing drums since I was 7. I'M 15 now, and I'm still working my way up. This man gives me motivation to keep going 💪🏽

@marksienicki1253

7 ай бұрын

Get 'em dog! Chase your dream.

@frozerekmeyata4091

5 ай бұрын

It's a lot of practice and hard work, and as you can tell Peart put in a LOT of work, this type of stuff just doesn't come overnight, but don't give up, someday you could be in a major band.

@crew-dog2668

3 ай бұрын

Keep your dreams alive! Go get um tiger!

@trepaning

3 ай бұрын

I have been playing drums since I was 11 and I am 55, it never gets boring.

@charlie-obrien

3 ай бұрын

Nobody works harder in a band than the player, who's hitting those skins. I know because I play bass and guitar that without that elemental driving beat, 90% of songs go nowhere. Whatever you do in life, give it your all and work so hard at it, that you make it look easy.

I legit get teary eyed watching his amazing live performances - feeling comradery knowing how many other people's lives this man has touched.

@eddyvideostar

7 ай бұрын

Arron: This is true: Great drummer.

This guy guided me through childhood. I wasn't the only one. Sorely missed.

Neil was not "one of the greatest", he WAS the greatest. I truly miss his lyrics and the amazing energy he brought to every Rush show I attended.

@nicolast.davinci1561

Жыл бұрын

@Mick Burns apparently, you did not watch the entire video. Peart can really swing 3:40.

@bp6837

Жыл бұрын

No he wasnt

@dana52484

Жыл бұрын

Sorry but no, not even close.

@MaRINoL

Жыл бұрын

Daney Carey is better. You are wrong.

@bp6837

Жыл бұрын

Matt sorum is better

Rest in Peace Neil. Your were the greatest rock drummer to walk the face of the earth. Now you are still playing from above. You will never be forgotten and are truly missed.

@justchillin6599

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!

@michaelmartinez3674

Жыл бұрын

I saw Rush for the last time during their Test For Echo tour and that was the first time I had seen Neil's drum set RISE UP and rotate while he was playing at the same time. The crowd became louder as a result. That in itself had impressed my then girlfriend to become a Rush fan "for life."

@Steno316

Жыл бұрын

Bonham still gets the nod over him imo

@mapexzildjian6361

Жыл бұрын

He's in the top 20, of great drummers. but there is no such thing as the best. Just different styles, ideas and abilities.

@drb739

5 ай бұрын

​@@Steno316john is number 3 after carey of tool...

I have about 30 real pictures of Rush playing at Comisky Park (White Sox) in Chicago in 1982.Foghat was also there that Saturday.I had 3 pictures blown up to 8 x 10s and nEil was sporting his Mullet and mustache look .Playing his Slingerland double kick black kit.Also Geddy and Alex sporting their double neck S G and Rickenbacher guitars.They greet me every time i enter my mud room in my home.I was lucky to see them a few times in my 64 years on this earth. RIP Neil

arguably the most influential drummer in the history of music. RIP.

@ariescustom

Жыл бұрын

*laughs in bonham*

@villainousappetite8841

Жыл бұрын

John Bonham is the most influential. Peart was influenced by Bonham

@Newworldman66

11 ай бұрын

@@villainousappetite8841 Peart was a big fan of The Who, so far more likely that he was influenced by Keith Moon. Peart has far exceeded Bonham in the influential stakes.

@villainousappetite8841

11 ай бұрын

@@Newworldman66 only in his dreams

@RV-ik2gy

9 ай бұрын

​@@ariescustomyou spelled ginger Baker wrong

The greatest drummer/percussionist ever. The GOAT!

So great to see the Professor in his drums again. I miss him.....toward the end my vision was blurred from tears. RIP Neil. 😭

@glennvogt1194

Жыл бұрын

I think we all miss him.

@thebob01

5 ай бұрын

It's still hard to believe that he's no longer with us, but his music will live on forever.

Peart was not only a brilliant drummer, he was the principal lyricist for RUSH. An extraordinary talent, from my hometown of Toronto. And he got good and jazzy for this gig. I would have loved to have seen him play with Kruppa and Rich.

Never been a drum solo fan, but being able to see and hear Neil alone is pretty awesome.

@Rael64

Жыл бұрын

He and Carl Palmer. And if you've never seen Palmer and he's in your area, see him (touring in his 70s! go, man, go!).

@dme1016

Жыл бұрын

Drum solos are great, but not when this many are used. It's too much. 4 toms, bass, snare, high-hat, & 3 cymbals...and a good drummer, make for better....more organic, solos. All this stuff is just too much.

@Blazzinn29

9 ай бұрын

@@dme1016a better drummer? Do you know who Peart is lol?

@dme1016

9 ай бұрын

@@Blazzinn29 It doesn't matter. I wasn't comparing drummers in my statement. You obviously don't get my drift....

Neil playing on his playground. No one will every outmatch his ability to play to his ability and skill level. Only John Bonham and Neil hold the reigns of being the best there ever was. Rest In Peace.

This is why they called him the Professor. He studied and learned all throughout his career, still taking lessons if you can imagine he needed lessons

All the greatest drummers I’ve ever met worship this man. Easy to see why.

I was in the audience that fateful evening and got to go for a ride in Neil's time machine!! I've just arrived in present day to leave this KZread comment. 10+ years have passed since this performance but for me it was a mere blink of the eyes. Truly a magnificent technology, well done Professor, well done indeed. 👏 👏 👏

my Idol! it still hurts as if it were yesterday! R.I.P. Neil Peart! greatly missed!

It's like watching a musical Mona Lisa whenever I see Neil play, miss him!

His drumming always sounded so precise to me, but yet, definitely infused with human soul.

@olivertoeknuckleiii2093

Жыл бұрын

Somehow Neil was able to introduce amazingly complex drumming into the Rush music, without ever sounding like he was being pretentious, and everything he did always seemed to ‘fit’ perfectly! He took us on long detours, but somehow always brought us back to the ‘ main road’ in time for the ‘main course’ of the song. He created musicality in the drumming world, to a level that as of today, NOBODY has been able to reproduce. .

@darrinrice367

Жыл бұрын

Sometime in the wake of "Grace Under Pressure" Neil talks about recognizing that his timekeeping was becoming TOO precise; to the point of growing coldly mechanistic and devoid of soul. So he did what most any musician would say is almost impossible: he completely rearchitected his style of drumming nearly from the ground up incorporating far more diverse elements from jazz, and big band players, and from others, to infuse whole new dimensions of life and feeling into his work. If nothing else, THAT stands as a monumental testament to his unimpeachable prowess on the cans, and clinches -- probably forevermore -- his claim to the title "The Professor."

@AndI0td763

11 ай бұрын

@@darrinrice367 Excellent point. And this is another reason why Peart was unmatched. He took his playing to the next level, which considering where he started from it’s unprecedented.

@mattiebigtime

8 ай бұрын

That statement is how drummers describe great drummers. Perfectly put!

I did cry when he departed this Earth, I will remember all the times I got to see Rush live RIP Neil

My all time favorite drummer. R.I.P. Professor. You are missed

How the hell can you make it look effortless and hard at the same time. I was privileged to see him in concert 3 times. The artistry is insane. He is truly a Master of his instrument.

So precise and yet so full of emotion! "The Professor" was a true master. R.I.P. Neil.

The thing about Neil that made him a standout was simply that everyone knew who he was and how good he was. Most popular drummer among rock guitarists? Neil. Most popular among bass players, singers, keyboardists? Neil. Most popular among air drummers? Neil. Most popular among non-musicians? Neil. Most popular among musicians of considerable advanced aptitude? Neil. Hands down, he is the most common household name and it's not even close until you get into the Buddy Rich category. The only phenomenal drummer in the world? No. But by far the most revered by every categorical standard. Rip, Professor. You were incredible. You taught us all.

@TheTotallyRealXiJinping

10 ай бұрын

It’s all of that and his ability to not evolve his drumming not once, not twice, not three times, not four but five different times in his life. A pure virtuoso

Talent beyond belief. RIP Neil

I wasn't fortunate enough to have attended a RUSH concert, but Neil's absolutely incredible. Amazing.

Neil Peart was always amazing when playing live not to mention that is a full 360 degrees drum set and he plays it all without leaving a single thing

Best drummer ever. His precision was unmatched

Neil Peart on Letterman's show: great TV. Great times.

How do I say 'Rest In Peace' to a drummer? Miss you Neil (and RUSH!) so much!

@mustang3931962

Жыл бұрын

Me and you both😢

The Professor Of Percussion. God bless you Neil Peart. One of the best drummers of all time. RUSH is one of the greatest bands of all time.

There’ll never be another like him best drummer ever god bless.

Best drummer ever, full stop!! Not only that, his song writing was outstanding,poetry really. Sorely missed. RIP.

Paul yelling "Yeah!" when he's introduced says it all. Didn't see that happen often (if ever) with musical guests. When it comes to Neil, and Rush in general, either you know or you don't. RIP to the Professor; this was incredible to watch and made me miss him all over again.

gone but not forgotten R.I.P Neil Peart

I saw the Moving Pictures tour in Pittsburgh PA! Direct center, as far as you could get! I could touch the ceiling with my hands! Awesome show! RIP Neil!

@gongqi67

Жыл бұрын

Funny, I had the exact same seats in Houston for that tour.

@robertkroberjr.157

Жыл бұрын

@@gongqi67 Nice! 😎✌️

Drum week was a wonderful time. Harrison, Copeland, Chambers, Peart, Sheila E. Anton Fig, etc.

I started to read about music theory and playing because of him. It's been a fun ride for 22 years and counting.

Rest in peace, Neil. You brought us so much joy with your poetic lyrics and pulsing beats. A true Rock god.

Few musicians ever reach this level of of proficiency and fame at the same time. The great band in heaven is being filled with them. We only get a short time to appreciate their talent. God bless his family and friends.

After growing up and being influenced both musically and personally by Neil , Alex and Geddy's approach to life and the musical sciences ...Neil is such a loss to the world in so many ways and this is bitter sweet to watch...I've seen them at least 9 times and was blown away each and every time and was amazed that each time they were better than the time previously...a true progressive group they were in every was R.i.p Mr Peart

Not only was he one of the most amazing drummers of all time, he had a heart of gold and would do anything for his fans. Even play a show when he had a horrible foot infection.

Saw Rush in concert 4 times. Awesome show each time.

Long live RUSH

The Man, The Myth, The Legend : Simply put there is no one better. RIP

@joeyank2451

5 ай бұрын

There Are A Few Great Drummers And He Definitely Was One Of Them.

His timing is impeccable! His ability with that timing is irreproachable! I could practice for a thousand years and not be that good!

SO sad i never got a chance to see these guys live😢, it would have been one of THOSE experiences that ya NEVER forget!!

That last jazz set was incredible as is everything he does!! RIP to the greatest.

Neil, of Rush He made no fuss He got right down to business Center stage No blank page He rocked it right with Isthmus. Lyrical genius Made us all think That life so much more Than what was done With his pounding drums Alone, he performs a score

At 65 today, I watched Rush 47 years ago in Ontario Canada long before they became the band they did. Playing small gigs like in a small town called Port Dover on the shore of Lake Erie with Max Webster and at a High School auditorium in Brantford Ontario. Loved them then and still do today. IMHO, Rush is the best band of musicians to ever grace our ears. 🎼 ❤ 👍👍

Saw Rush in 1983 touring for Signals. Was a drummer in a band myself at that time. I was,& still am amazed just how spot on this band was live. Those 3 guys put out a lot of sound & dead accurate, too. Sonically, sound wise. Best band I ever saw. Peart blew my mind. He wasn't just a drummer. He was a percussionist. 3 really great musicians.

The absolute master of the DRUM KIT… I was privileged to have been witness to this man playing live on many occasions with his band mates…..RUSH…. SIMPLY…………THE BEST.👍

I got hooked on RUSH when I saw them warmup KISS in 1975. My favorite band ever since and I never missed a tour up until they retired. R.I.P. professor.

He was the best drummer that ever lived. R.I.P NEIL 🤘

I saw Rush live maybe a dozen times. I've watched his solos on video from tours back decades. I've watched this one at least 10 times. I'd never noticed him count himself in before the finale before now. The Professor was a genius.

The greatest drummer of all time...each beating of the drum makes my heart ache ~ so sorely missed.

@morbidmanmusic

Жыл бұрын

Learn something about drums before making the best ever statements. You like him, as do I.. that is real enough, as he is nowhere even close to the best. Easy to prove.

@JayCord00

Жыл бұрын

@@morbidmanmusic no debate needed here bud , can just move along

@Primus54

Жыл бұрын

@@morbidmanmusic Easy to “prove”… yet not a single example offered. Besides… greatest ever in any art form is purely subjective. 🙄

All I can say is it was a pleasure to listen to him live

So glad I got to see RUSH multiple times. These great memories will live forever. Shout out to the Cedar Crest Crew.

As a RUSH fan since 74 I hadn't seen this before. So thank you Professor for playing this for us from beyond the grave.. Cause that's how damn good he is...

There were very very few men that had this kind of talent on the drum set and very few have ever had a layout like that there will never be another one may he rest in peace

The content youtubers are CRAVING

I was lucky enough to see the Moving Pictures tour in San Diego in 82. When he did his solo for YYZ, he literally went for almost 10 min! Most amazing thing I’ve ever seen at a concert.

@darrinrice367

Жыл бұрын

I went to see Rush on this very "Time Machine" tour and saw this solo performed live. There'll never be the like, again.

@toddsharp4245

Жыл бұрын

@@darrinrice367 NEVER!

As long as there are videos, The Professor is still teaching the class.

I didn’t get to see them live. Always thought I’d “catch them next time” one of my big regrets 😢

Neil was an exceptionally great drummer, really one of a kind. Saw Rush three times in the 80s and he was incredible. Fantastic solo here, and in all the concerts, but I really thought that he was better with the band. His precision, creative fills, diversity, power, perfection, all suited the music so well and added so much to their songs. His solos are great - not taking away from him, but he was at his best when he was adding, one might even say completing, the music of the band.

Greatest drummer of ALL time, a true legend that will transcend time. Thanks to Letterman for putting this out here.

🥁🥁 Still awesome to hear and see HIM again

Outstanding

An absolute drum monster. Rest In Peace Neil Pert.

I am thankful to say I have seen Neil several times and in my opinion he was the best bar none. I miss him dearly.

This is perhaps the BEST clip yet!! Thank you ,"Letterman"!!!

I have been a Rush fan since i first heard 2112. Best thing about them was this man and the fact that, not only did his drumkit have all that equipment, he actually used ALL of it. Unlike a lot of other drummers back inna day. Saw them on the HEMISPHERES tour.

@bluespectralmonkey

Жыл бұрын

so jealous !!!! hemispheres is an album i have heard more than most i’d say 300+ listens and it never ever gets old. unlike us ;)

My favorite drummer of all time. I also miss having Letterman on TV. All the shows today are unwatchable. You are missed as well Dave!!

@mikecoughlin4128

Жыл бұрын

Letterman has a series of interviews called “needs no further introduction” or similar. Granted half the people he interviews in this series I have no interest in. The others are a good watch.

@GreenfaceONE

Жыл бұрын

@@mikecoughlin4128 I'll check that out. Thanks!

I had the privilege of seeing Neil Peart and Rush twice in the 80's. Never saw a greater drummer!

@jaymartell2967

Жыл бұрын

Agree,3 concerts for me

He truly is one of the greatest rock drummers of all time. I am so glad this finally got posted as I have wanted to see this again ever since I first seen this episode so many years ago. RIP Neil Peart.

I am not a Rush fan at all, but man, mad respect for Neil. One of the GOATs.

I cannot say how I miss this man, not only for is perfectionism, drive, lyrics, his atone for "family".... he had went through more than most of could imagine.... he was a genius, even took tutorlage from perhaps formal greats.... I've seen this so many times and still amazed... Thank you David.... and yes I've seen them live on the Signals tour...(Analog Kid is a personal fav)

RIP 🪦 Neal 🙏🏻❤️ and YES the Best Drummer Ever! Period.

@thomassanchez8956

Жыл бұрын

Carl Palmer

@charlesbronson5235

Жыл бұрын

@@thomassanchez8956 great but still not the best. But again, my opinion only and yours is entirely your own and a very fine one also.

Please note Dave's proper pronunciation of Neil's last name. 💙 The historic Lakeside Park still exists, and its pier is a treat to walk on.

Just one of the legions of Rush fans here. Buddy (Rich) Big Band climax here nice tribute to a fellow drummer I had the very fortunate opportunity to hear several times live as well! RIP sir..

Thanks for everthing Neil. RIP the Professor.

Who else was counting “one, two, three, four” along with Neil at the 4:05 mark? 🥹 Rest easy, Pratt-we love and miss you tremendously. 🙏🏻♥️

@darrinrice367

Жыл бұрын

Nice catch. I was lip-reading there, too.😎

@Johnnycdrums

11 ай бұрын

2TaAnTa.

Thank you, Mr. Letterman for pronouncing Mr. Peart's last name correctly.

That was so awesome! I loved Neil's drumming. One of the best! Sad he is not with us anymore. Rest in peace.❤️❤️❤️🦋

RIP Neil, you were the best ever!