Count Me In

2021
1h 21min

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From heartbeat to backbeat, caveman to techno rave man, rhythm has driven our world for centuries. We journey with a cast of drummers, to discover the joy and exhilaration of a life dedicated to driving the beat.
In their own words, we share the passion that has taken them from banging on pots and pans as kids, to playing on some of the world's biggest stages. Along the way, they pay tribute to the drummers that have influenced them, including the likes of Ringo, Charlie Watts, Keith Moon, John Bonham and Ginger Baker.

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Cindy Blackman

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Art Blakey

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Jess Bowen

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Clem Burke

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The Clash

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Stewart Copeland

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The Damned

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Emily Dolan Davies

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Deep Purple

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Ross Garfield

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Taylor Hawkins

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Topper Headon

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Bob Henrit

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The Human League

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Iron Maiden

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7davidgibson-19224

Glaring omission

I enjoyed this documentary but it lost a lot of credibility by omitting Neil Peart, considered by most rock fans and all industry magazines as one of the top two or three greatest drummers of all time. His estate might have restricted use of footage but IP laws don't prohibit talking about someone. Wow!

6wgfaej

No Neil Peart?

Just to make sure the makers of this documentary get it loud and clear, I'm going to knowingly echo the other reviewers.

6FattyBoomBatty

No Neil Peart, Danny Carey, Jojo Mayer

If you like drummers you may like it, but without some of the greats it feels incomplete.

7keithbolton

A film about the joy of drumming NOT an authorized history of drumming

Some of the negative reviews miss the point. This is a great doc with a dozen or so great drummers explaining their history, their love, their sheer joy of the art of tub thumping. It' s not meant to be a history or drumming, but references the influences and heros of 50 years. It's a live story to drums and drummers.

If you live percussion then watch it. If you ae expecting a definitive list of the greats, then it's not for you. But for what it is, It's great fun and I loved it.

Drummers across.

7ginjaninja-43907

Enjoyable but I agree with the criticisms

How can you not mention Neil Peart or Danny Carey among many others. Kind of disappointing. Several of the drummers they spoke to may be well respected but not very well known and certainly not in the top. Disappointed and sad.