It was "full-risk" and is an indispensable "historical document" in any case Pete York tells to his project, no one knew that it would take large "Super drumming". Today a broadcast format would be probably unthinkable. Would it want to establish York in these times, you would have tipped him quickly from the slot without thought or at best pushed on a late Arte slot for a handful of enthusiastic fans.
What has been made at the time from February 1987 to the legs, appears to be the face for an ignorant utopia of a Cup to have been. Far from the truth. "Super drumming" was a bridging of cultures and hard to beat of authenticity. The more valuable the music range which radiated ARD in the afternoon program with good odds, is now available in its entirety on a DVD box and includes additional back tag material.
The "maker", musician Pete York is idealist and professional drummer and to have any fun. He had not only, when he last in Helge Schneider's backing band swung the drum sticks, but also brought together the world's best drummers in all seriousness when he 1987.
A non-heated Church in Ulm was redesigned for the recordings. Pete York placed a high value on atmosphere and - at first glance - unthinkable combinations. A wonder how he managed together a jazz drummer with a world music percussionist or one from the pop genre at the same time in a set (combined with jazzy funky as rock-accompanying sound).
So is "Super drumming" still a dusty television format of ageing nostalgic, but a contemporary document priceless unparalleled.
DVD 2:
Special 3 - part 1
Special 3 - part 2
Pete about: Super drumming, special 3 - part 1, special 3 - part 2
DVD 4:
Super drumming
Pete's Super drumming in "I'm a man"
Pete about Super drumming vol. 3
Pete about drummers
Behind the scenes
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