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Level 1

Eighth Note Triplet Rhythm Reading

22/12/2019

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12-8 Beats

19/12/2019

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This drum beats first became common in popular music in the 1950's in the early age of Rock 'n' Roll in songs such as Blue Berry Hill fist made popular by Fats Domino and then by Elvis Presley.  It helped serve as a bridge between the triplet based Jazz era and the 'even eighth' rock era.
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Fallin' by Alica Keys

18/12/2019

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Once you feel confident playing in 6/8, try doubling the length of the loop and playing in 12/8.  That is creates a beats that is pretty close to what he hear on the original recording
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12/8 Beats and Fills

12/12/2019

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Triplet Time

8/12/2019

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Shuffle Beats

6/12/2019

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While the shuffle feel has been used and associated with the Blues since the early 1900's, it wasn't until the mid 50's that it really made it presence felt in popular western popular culture.  Like the 12/8 feel, the Shuffle is another beat that was widely used in early rock and be heard in songs like Just a Gigolo by Louis Prima.
​It helped bridge the triplet based jazz feel with the back beat on the SD on beats 2 and 4 was soon to be called 'Rock' 
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           A Jazz approach  lesson                                              A Rock approach lesson
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Gold On The Ceiling - The Black Keys

5/12/2019

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                    Long Tutorial                                                          Drum Cover                        
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Shuffle Beats and Fills

1/12/2019

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Jazz - An introduction

24/11/2019

 
The Jazz era began in and around New Orleans around 1900 and was the dominant popular music form for the next 50 years until it got superseded by rock'n'roll in the mid 1950.  To get the hang of learning to play jazz on the drums the most important thing to do is to listen to some Jazz so that you can start to hear the rhythms and feel that we are trying to create.
Try some Charlie Parker, Miles Davis, Ella Fitzgerald, or some drummers like Philly Joe Jones, Art Blakey, Buddy Rich, Elvin Jones, or more modern players like Peter Erskine,  Jeff Tain Watts, or Brian Blade,
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There are hundreds if jazz drumming lessons on youtube, but here are some simple ones to help get you started.

Jazz rhythm with fills

13/11/2019

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    Contents



    Techniques
    ​ Stick Grip - matched
    ​                     - traditional
     Practice Practice Practice- Hand Warm Up's
    ​Checkpoint 1
    ​​
    Chapter 1
    5 Steps to Full Strokes
    Stick Control Exercises
    Paradiddles around the drums
    The Drum Kit
    -Drum Kit Notation
    Check, Check 1
    ​Quarter Note Rock Rhythms
    ​Seven Nation Army
    Quarter Note Rhythm Reading
    ​Little Talks
    ​Checkpoint  2 
    ​
    Chapter 2
    Eighth Note rhythm Reading
    Multi Perc solo - Woody
    ​
    Under Control
    16th Note Rhythm Reading
    8th  Note Rock Beats
    8th Note beats with Rests
    Boulevard of Broken Dreams
    Time Signatures
    Multi Perc solo - Horn Rimmed
    Basic Rudiments
    Eighth Note Fills
    Checkpoint 3
    21 Guns
    My Friends
    Sweet Home Alabama
    Two bar Rock Rhythms
    Dynamics Exercises
    ​Multi Perc - Dynamics
    ​
    Multi Perc - Quinstop
    Adding the Crash Cymbal
    Flams
    Anthem for the Year 2000
    Vary Your Beat
    Sixteenth Note Rhythm       Reading
    Dynamically Speaking
    When I Come Around
    Sixteenth Notes Fills
    Four and More!
    Checkpoint 4
    The Learning Process
    Rhythmic Summary One
    Multi Perc solo - Quintstop
    Hit That
    Paradiddles Around the Drums
    Multi Perc Solo - Dynamics
    You Shook Me All Night 
    Open Hi Hat Beats
    Phrasing
    Five Alive - drum solo
    Checkpoint 5

    Chapter 3
    8th note Triplet rhythm reading
    12/8 Beats
    Fallin'
    Multi Perc solo - Trois Chord
    12/8 Fills
    Drum Solo #4- Triplet Time
    Check point 6
    Soul Full of Blues
    Shuffle Beats
    Gold On The Ceiling
    Shuffle Fills
    Drum Solo #5- Shuffly Time
    12 Bar Blues
    Checkpoint 7
    Jazz
    The Pink Panther
    Jazz Rhythm with fills
    Checkpoint 8

    Chapter 4
    16th note Beats
    16th Note Beat Songs
    16th Note Beats and Fills
    Blue Ballad - Drum Solo
    Without Me
    Rock With You
    Checkpoint 9

    Summary
    Basic Warm Up Routine
    EDM - Electronic Dance Music
    3/4 Beats
    Level 1 Beats - Summary
    Punkin' It Up - Drum solo
    Pop Song Form
    Finding the Right Beats
    Pop Music Timeline
    Checkpoint 10

    Categories

    All
    Beats
    Drum Solo
    Eighth Notes
    Fills
    Jazz
    Multiple Percussion Solo
    Phrasing
    Quarter Notes
    Rhythm Reading
    Rudiments
    Shuffle
    Sixteenth Notes
    Song
    Technique
    The Drum Kit
    Triplets

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