May 20th, 2008

Pat McDonald Drum Solo, Live In Front of 100,000 Humans

Pat McDonald, drummer from “The Emily Dickinson EP” (stolen by Charlie Daniels Band) plays an extended drum solo in the middle of this “unexpectable” fusion tune, on the 4th of July, 2005, in Nashville, TN in front of over 100,000 humans.

Written by Dr. Zoltan! // Topics: Music Listening // 2 comments

2 Responses to “Pat McDonald Drum Solo, Live In Front of 100,000 Humans”

  1. Brad said:

    Love those rolls he does with the bass drum… Man…

    Posted on May 21st, 2008 at 9:53 am
  2. whateverman said:

    Wow – The Charlie Freakin Daniels Band. I liked them a long time ago, and thought it quaint that they’ve been touring recently; they now have my respect!

    Great job on the drum solo, too – really nice to see blazing (and creative) talent in a Nashville setting. Seeing this has just made me order the EP.

    Posted on May 22nd, 2008 at 2:45 pm

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