Transport Yourself Back A Decade Or Five With These Classic Rock Videos

In Correlation With Our Drum Charts
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Got your drum charts? Great! Now check out the classic rock videos and play along!

A Note On Playing The Videos: Depending on your browser speed, it might be beneficial for you to, after you first press the play button, pause the video and let it load some before you begin watching. That way your viewing will not be interrupted with periodic loading pauses.

Also: Some of these videos play versions of the song (i.e. live versions) that may differ from the transcribed version in our drum charts. Most, however, are identical to our transcribed version. In any case, the exact audio can always be downloaded for around $1 from the Amazon MP3 store.

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"Cathy's Clown" by The Everly Brothers	"Celebration" by Kool & The Gang
The Everly Brothers biggest hit. March-like drumming.	If you are a gigging musician, you better know this song because you'll play it all the time. I just played it last weekend. Kool & The Gang give a great performance.

"Centerfield" by John Fogerty	"Chain Gang" by Sam Cooke
Great old baseball clips here in this video, along with the best baseball song ever, by John Fogerty.	In the history of R&R, Cooke is one of the most influential singers (ask Aretha).

"Cold Sweat" by James Brown	"Colour My World" by Chicago
What a treat for us drummers to see Clyde Stubblefield himself play to "Cold Sweat."	Trivia question: Where is Chicago from? Triplet ballad, this song sold a lot of piano sheet music.

"Crazy" by Patsy Cline	"Crazy For You" by Madonna
Interesting three sectioned clips, a bit disorientating.... But nevertheless, this video gives you the song that made Patsy Cline a star, and Willie Nelson an established songwriter.	The video is from the movie Vision Quest.

"Cruisin'" by Smokey Robinson	"Cry Like A Baby" by The Box Tops
Smokey could really sing it. I love this performance.	One of my favorites from the '60s, and a nice drum chart too.