Nobody loves Stewart as much as Stewart loves Stewart.

@banaabekwegirl5731

Ай бұрын

I might.

This guy is fascinating. Holy smokes.

Love love love Stewart Copeland 😊👍🏼👍🏼

The Buddy Rich of rock!!!...kids should never miss out Mr.Copeland

Now I understand where the personality behind his drumming comes from. He really is one unique dude!

A musician and philosopher with a great sense of humor. Who knew?

Obviously a great drummer but I think he also wrote the best, most haunting Police song.. ('Darkness' from Ghost in The Machine)

Stewart is so articulate, intelligent and entertaining and a joy to listen to in any interview I've seen of him and this one was by far one that went really deep and covered a lot of ground of his career & life. Thank you Dom.

@TheSessionsPanel

7 жыл бұрын

Check out www.thesessions.org , we are working to empower musicians!

@rhythmantic

7 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks, will do!!!

@destianpatrianagara1119

3 жыл бұрын

He surely is, not many intelligent people can express their ideas very clearly like he does. I dare to say that even if he had not choose music as his career he will be successful no matter what. The world needs more people like him.

@DiceBaseballDigest

3 жыл бұрын

I said the same thing. He is a professor.

No more coffee for Stewart! Honestly, he is captivating and I've been a fan since day one.

If there is anything better than listening to S.C. playing drums.......its listening to him talk about music.

Finally someone said that Hard work doesn't always pay off. Luck is like 75% of it.

@grecorobert97

4 ай бұрын

The way to get around that in my opinion, is to realize that in great attempts, it is glorious even to fail.

@betulaobscura

Ай бұрын

Hard work can't replace talent and luck.

I could listen to Copeland talk for hours honestly.

@kai326

5 жыл бұрын

same here. I love this man

@SheepProd_YT

5 жыл бұрын

Get the audiobook for his autobiography, Strange Things Happen. I bought it after wanting it for years. One of my favorite purchases in recent months.

@bradmodd7856

4 жыл бұрын

not surprised the italians like him, putting energy into communication - whether with honesty or not still reveals the soul

The story Stewart tells of playing with Taylor Hawkings is so bitter sweet.

He's right! I picked up guitar at 48 and at 56, I'm pretty good and getting better. In a band that plays gigs, etc. And my brain has definitely benefited as has my attitude.

What Stewart said about the flow coming through you and music being available in waves for some people: he described it so perfectly. I remember Ed Van Halen saying something very similar. He’s put things on later albums that he wrote when he was 20- something, I mean it sounds fresh too! Beautiful interview! 👍 I love Stewart! It’d be great to hang out with him for an afternoon. Awesome personality, an inspiration and an example of living true to yourself and being happy. He has a KZread channel by the way.

In my personal opinion, the best drummer of all time. If you can't agree with that, the best hi-hat manipulator of all time! What a guy, such a rare combination of feel and style. Very few can come close to replicating his feel and hit placements. I don't doubt his time in the Middle East totally influenced his one-drop style beats, as well as reggae. "Wrapped Around My Finger" has the coolest Arabian feel because of Stew and I'm sure that influenced Andy's very Eastern style progressions and notes. His feet are ridiculous, listen to his bass drum placements on some tracks and it sounds impossible not to mention the left foot working that hat feel. Unreal player. I know there are so many that may be "technically" better, but I'm less interested in speed and robotics and math than someone who has a true voice. You KNOW it's Stewart when he's playing. I've always dreamed of playing guitar against Stewarts drums. I mean come on, no one I've ever played with can do "Walking On The Moon" properly and he never actually "hits" the freaking snare! It's all hi-hat, rimshot and bass drum interplay. So simple and ridiculously complicated.

@TheSessionsPanel

7 жыл бұрын

Great comments & yes....amazing drummer!

@izmar

7 жыл бұрын

What do you mean by one-drop style beats?

@honuman39

6 жыл бұрын

I agree with you. There's incredibly skilled drummers and feel oriented drummers. Then there's the rare guys where their personality blends with high skills with a lot of passion. There's never mistaking their playing. Keith Moon, Mitch Mitchell, Bonham, George Hurley, Stewart Copeland and more. Hard to say these guys are better than Vinnie Calaiuta or JoJo Mayer or others at that level but Stewart's playing has an incredible feel.

@bcdrummer1962

5 жыл бұрын

I'll agree with this: he is a Master Musician whose drumming continues to have a major influence on music. I am not down with this "best of all time" stuff. How do you determine that Stewart Copeland is "better" than, say, Tony Williams, Elvin Jones or Buddy Rich ? Let alone "better" than, say, Ginger Baker, Charlie Watts, John Bonham, or Joey Jordison. But I think it's fine to say you LIKE Copelands drumming style the best. I'm a total fan myself!!!!

@dentistlinguist6569

5 жыл бұрын

Driven to tears, walking on the moon, the list could go on and on. What he did with the Police is the best drumming in rock history.

He has progressively become a better speaker if you watch interviews of him from the 80s, 90s and these days.

@annsophiefans1472

3 ай бұрын

i just watched him on letterman 1984 he was exhausted and glum

Copeland has so much energy & passion for music...what a guy. Very inspired 👌

The power of being positive.

@lotharluder2743

4 жыл бұрын

Its Ok you can suck... what a nice professionell Rock Heroe its only Musik no limits. Thats kind of ZEN.

@DiceBaseballDigest

3 жыл бұрын

And genius will also help. You can be as positive as you want but if there isn't genius you ain't gonna do squat.

What an intelligent, insightful, enjoyable conversation to behold.

Stewart is such an entertaining chap! He wrote a great book- on audio - that chronicles his life in his own animated voice.

@daver9594

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the intel. on that pup. TSD! Will def. be looking into it!

Synchronicity it’s one of the most technical solid albums ever made

One of the best interviews I've ever watched, love his playing and his character

No bullshit with Stewart. The man is a master. Period! Great job

Such a great interview. SC is so interesting and fun and an interviewer who brings it out in him without getting in the way.

This was absolutely brilliant. I love how young Stewart has stayed over the years. I also love his choice of words.

Stewart moves around like an octopus when talks.In this interview he had just as much body movement as he did playing the whole Zenyatta Mondatta lp.

Stewart is quite a character, I'm not surprised at all that he used to play trombone!

Stewart Copeland is someone who should be teaching kids ( and adults ) music. Sharing his knowledge, experience and talent would produce amazing musicians like himself.

I could listen to a three hour podcast with Stewart Copeland

i wanna sit down with Stewart and Zappa some day......

My first HIFI system (1990) was bought with that Copeland drum sound in mind ! It had to give that snappy precise sound and details total justice ! That's how I appreciate Stewart's sound !

He’s so remarkably normal and approachable for a musical genius. Love his attitude about gear too: “plug and play!”

Could listen to Copeland all day great enthusiasm

He has a good sense of humor haha, stewart is the best!

It would be amazing to listen to Stewart and Neil Peart talking like this together.

@derekbacharach

4 жыл бұрын

I would pay for that.

@SuperUnbeliever

4 жыл бұрын

Not gonna happen.

@MerkinMuffly

4 жыл бұрын

Copeland never missed a chance to ridicule Peart and Rush's prog. music when they were competing. But Stewart admitted it was all BS and he never meant it.

@Freddy-Da-Freeloadah

3 жыл бұрын

Uhh... You need to visit the SACRED GROVE... RIGHT HERE ON KZread!!! Copeland is in the habit of inviting musicians to his home, getting them drunk and recording them trying to play! It does not withstand repeated viewing though... Sad. Copeland is pretty good playing drunk, but not Peart! IMHO

@Fearzero

3 жыл бұрын

@@SuperUnbeliever You have a tremendous grasp of the obvious

It's nice to see an old-timey musician turn out well-spoken and still fun to be around. He's also full of stories about a fascinating and tragically lost phase of the history of Lebanon -- a very Westernized Beirut, a chapter of history that came to a tragic close during the Reagan-era 80s.

To hear a famous band member like him speak so well of his bandmates is refreshing. I'd love to hear Andy Sommers talk and see if he has the same articulate flow.

Stuart Copeland plays the way he talks. •Expressive Articulate, Broad vocabulary, Dynamic, Intelligent, Briefly Explosive, Highly Expressive, Sarcastic, Multiple ideas simultaneously, Dominant, Multi - Rhythmic, Fearless Spontanous, Gesticulate, Interesting, Smart-ass, ("Driven to Tears" is the song I play drums to when I need a good humbling.) One of em anyway..❤🎉

Don seems like a very positive and wonderful guy. Stewart is just captivating...always.

@TheSessionsPanel

7 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! They are both are amazing!

brilliant dude...so clear and unfettered...ageless wonder. clearly see how he could get under sting's skin...magic confrontation

Stewart is so enthusiastic and really draws one in with his movements and physical descriptions of things, such as the vault jar. lol. What a talented and intelligent and genuine musician. I also like his advice that he received from his father, such as, not only are you just a drummer, you're a musician and an entertainer. In other words kids, don't limit one's self, keep an open mind, and be confident.

Stewart Copeland, what an interesting, entertaining and charismatic guy !

Loved the Police .Killer drumming ! Great to hear all these cool stories from Stewart

What a joy this guy is!

What an outstanding interviewer. I’ve not previously seen this gentleman, but he’s reserved, studied, and allows the guest to be the guest. Bravo!

@TheSessionsPanel

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Cool One! We are fortunate to have Dom Famularo on our team, empowering musicians!

@jhew6999

5 жыл бұрын

I was just going to comment the same thing! Fantastic interviewer. And you can tell that Copeland is feeding off of his enthusiasm. Great job.

@hugolafhugolaf

4 жыл бұрын

Dom is one of those guys who, from interview to interview, pretty much asks the same questions, but they are very open questions, he doesn't interrupt, is enthusiastic, and he gets the guest to open up like very few can. He is great.

@whileimgaming

4 жыл бұрын

I fucking hate him :D

@itowedin

4 жыл бұрын

I politely disagree. He seems like he has never heard of Mr. Copeland before. Very general and empty questions.

Two of the best drummers on the planet!!!!LOVE DOM!!!LOVE STEWART!!!!!

If I had to choose one guy to go and have a few beers with, without doubt it would be Stewart Copeland. His enthusiasm is infectious and he can can tell a decent story alright.

I could listen to Mr Copeland all day , talking or playing , the man is music incarnate

How many rock and roll legends would admit to playing the trombone? Probably none. Kudos to Mr. Copeland.

One of the few things on my bucket list is to meet Stewart one day. What a legendary man.

such a charismatic guy... really inspirational

"Always keep learning, it's good for the brain"

36:02 HOLY crap, it's awesome to hear Stewart label his Spyro music as some of his best. That is very surreal, considering his amazingly involved career. Also, I would KILL to see Spyro performed orchestrally!

In a stewart Copeland interview you learn and laugh too.Good stuff.

No wonder this famous great musician is also a filmmaker. He's got storytelling running through his veins...and fountains of it... Just listen to to the first 11 minutes and see.

@hugorojas1452

6 жыл бұрын

...and he had a great interviewer to egg him on. What a great interview!

"Technology has brought music back to the camp fire". That is beyond philosophy or wisdom.

he's absolutely delightful

love listening to copeland talk, really interesting dude. best drummer in the world as well!

Dude radiates so much energy.

Imagine, for one moment, being at Thanksgiving dinner with the Copelands...with Stewart and Miles on overdrive....that would be something!

Intelligent, articulate, passionate ! Beyond drumming and musicianship. This shoukd be required listening material for all teenagers.

Great interview. Probably the best Stewart Copeland I've ever seen. The Force will be with him always..

He sounds like he lives with an IV with Starbucks attached to him all day. Definitely entertaining

@manco828

4 жыл бұрын

5 hour energy

@SkeeterMcBeater

3 жыл бұрын

Nah. He mainlining that black tar truck stop coffee.

Could listen to his stories, all day long. Phenomenal drummer. My favorite.

THIS IS ABSOLUTELY GOLD!!!

@TheSessionsPanel

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Be sure to subscribe to our channel, so you see all of our interviews!

So great. Mr Copeland is very chatty !! Love it.

He is for sure one of the most intelligent musicians that’s ever lived

listening to an interview with Stewart Copeland and Neil Peart. two of the best

Met him at the station that day. Great guy..

Simply amazing. The man, the talent, all of it.

Hell yeah! One of my all time favorite drummers!!

Stew is a witty, great guy. Very down to earth.

This was awesome!

Crazy to think how quickly the years have passed! He's now in his mid/late 60's and was only 28 when I'd first gotten into The Police and his drumming! :-O

Stewart Copeland- the God himself. Period.

One of the greatest drummers ever. Thank you for creating The Police Stewart!!

What a great drummer,musician and person..I fully.agree w plug and play,I held myself up for so many years thinking the sound had 2 be perfect that I lost it all in waiting. .Thank You Dom!!!

Such a good interview. Copeland's energy and appreciation for life is palpable. And Dom is such a talented and enthusiastic interviewer with a deep knowledge of the musician's craft. Great video and sound too. Thanks for posting these quality interviews. Kudos.

@TheSessionsPanel

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ken...for recognizing we really want to give the musicians the best knowledge, interview style & quality video to Enjoy*Enrich*Educate*Empower you!!

@west4coast77

7 жыл бұрын

Can't say enough about the production quality as well as the knowledge imparted to young musicians. Should be a part of the curriculum of any music school offering mentorship and practical advice. You guys are good.

A lot of energy for a man of his age - a lot of directed energy. Impressive.

The Energy is still there! 😁 grew up with his drumming and jeff porcaro's . My 2 greatest at that time!!

All the half-tongue-in-cheek 'Jazz Bashing' aside - which he's been long since known for - Stu is a great, creative, innovative Rock drummer, as well as a great personality, articulate, always his own man, opinionated, funny and intelligent.

I just love the way Dom conducts all these interviews, the subjects are all relaxed and completely extroverted and Dom gets all this with respect and love. Awesome Dom, thank you...

@TheSessionsPanel

6 жыл бұрын

Absolutely right, thank you! We are so glad to have him on our team at The Sessions, to help empower musicians!!

Great, Stew ! A Artist !

Great upload and interview. I wish it was 45 minute's longer. What a great drummer and person, Stewart Copeland is. I like his sense of humor. I wish and hope the best for Stewart. Thanks again man, that was very entertaining.

True genius. The fact that he was one of the best RnR musicians of all time then he hit a 180 and created one of the best video game soundtracks ever is amazing. Only the greats can connect with multiple generations like that

If you have energy and talent, you'll be a king. If you energy, but no talent, you'll be a prince. If you have talent, but no energy, you'll be a pauper.

Absolutely fantastic! When I started playing drums The Police was introduced to me and was blown away by Stewart's playing. Thanks so much Dom for this great interview! Keep groovin'! DC

He had good parents--and it shows in his articulation, motivation, and work ethic

WOW!!! Truly the life of the party!

What a tremendous interview. His humility is inspiring.

a boundless sphere of energy. awesome.

Happy 65th Birthday Stewart Copeland

He's a fave of mine. Great drummer...great interview.

@dinopappous6639

4 жыл бұрын

Mediocre at best....

I love how positive mr Copeland is when it comes to new technology. A lot of the other legends that have been interviewed have a very dark outlook on the future and the state of music and technology.

Such a fabulous interview

Stewart's a cool guy, i dig his all his philosophies and his approach to music.

This is the best of the drummer interviews.

he's always interesting to listen to, love that guy

@TimBucknall

4 жыл бұрын

hearing him talk you realise how rare it is for a musician at that level to still be enthusiastic and such a great communicator. more power to you Stewart

Have to give it to Dom for keeping up intellectually with Stewart Copeland. Stewart has such a brilliant mind.