LOL, I've been here probably like amost 25 years now, since the old Hostboard days, time flies.
(And under a few different names, since I lost access to old email accounts and couldn't recover passwords)
The old forum is still up by the way, see https://www.hostboard.com/forums/f218/houseofdrumming ...

Yes very nice and informative interview, thanks!

Thanks, I was at that concert and met Sturla, who uploaded this video. He’s a great drummer from Oslo, Norway, and has more very nice videos on his channel. I’ll let him know about this forum.

So smooth, so convincing, great version

This are really fundamental things. He says there are books written about this, does anyone know some examples?

Dave Weckl talks a bit about these things here (I hope the link starts at the right location, 1:31:00) (time updated)
https://youtu.be/gXQgzNnBGYs?t=5460

Hi Steve, thanks for listening and agree with all your comments too, they are very valid. This is the “base”, to be able to groove alone, and to be able to play to a metronome and records. And what is it that makes certain players, like Gadd feel like “magic”. I think part of the puzzle is sound ...

(...watching this material with Gadd makes me sad, because of Duke )

(side comment, Steve Jordan sometime talks about "the length of a note")

This is the best I've seen so far about time and feel in music, and "relations" between players in the time domain... (And I've browsed the Internet for decades :-))
Some serious "food for thought"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oimZ5dzewic

Playing the right note is important but time and feel is ...