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3 Levels Of This Hard Drum Lick! 🔥 (Practice Aid Video)

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You've heard this drum lick a bunch of times. It can be a tough one. But in this lesson I'm gonna show you three different ways to play it from the original down to a simplified version...until you get it right, that is! SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL for more great free drum lessons, tips, advice and cool product reviews.
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@drummermomcjs Месяц назад

Expert, intermediate, and guitar player. LOL that line made me nearly spit my drink. That was hilarious!

@bigvrocks2480 Месяц назад

Expert, intermediate, and guitar player. How awesomely true! Laughed my @$$ off! Saw this before I went to sleep last night and actually had a dream about a guitar player who I quit hanging out with 10 years ago. (Ironically, he was very nice in the dream! lol)

@brushymountain1 Месяц назад

By far the best instructor/ teacher on RU-vid.

@77eddiesilva 14 дней назад

Agreed 💯

@davidcole6088 Месяц назад

Don't forget that Tony Williams was the drummer who first popularized the lick.

@hdrumboy9744 Месяц назад

Calvin Rodgers, Dave Weckl, Vinnie Colaiuta, they along with many others have played this lick. Thank you Rob Brown for breaking it down. BUT YES, THANK YOU TONY WILLIAMS FOR MAKING IT POPULAR.

@GaryHabgood Месяц назад

Great Rob luv wot you give us.from Australia.

@erlandnatanaelson1929 Месяц назад

It’s sounds good . Thanks Rob.😊

@JERM-85 Месяц назад

Hoy encontré tu canal, gracias a un comentario recomdandote, me quedo aquí, me servirá, recién comenzaré a tocar mi kit Pearl que tengo almacenados desde hace 15 años, retomaré y aprenderé en tu canal, gracias! Saludos desde México!🙌

@kimlodrodawa123 Месяц назад

You are really a cool teacher on drums bro! Everything changed for me, when a drummer from old school said; "It is not about beat per minute, but FEEL per minute" 😎 Working on some stuff in 6/8, have just briefly gone into some of your old vids. Need a jazzy, bluesy, soothing shuffle with variations for the project. Doing a deep dive into your lessons. You are my man bro , thnx a lot!!! 😎🙏

@jimbostarr28 Месяц назад

Dr. Brown!! 💥💥

@williambashford2896 28 дней назад

Awesome, Thanks Rob

@trickymick6229 Месяц назад

Ding! Fries are done! 🤣🤣 thanks Rob! 👍🏼

@77eddiesilva 14 дней назад

Dang! Those Herta fills are tasty! 🤘🏻🤘🏻

@ivorjones9961 Месяц назад

Great stuff Rob! It Herta's so good! Thanks Todd is in Nashville tonight doing a drum class and Greg will in town at the Music City Drum Show next week. Thanks Rob, great fill.

@JackNiles Месяц назад

Nice sounding snare drum

@joestocker660 17 дней назад

That nuclear high-hat sauce at 9:32 had me pulling off Hwy 27 coming into Chattanooga 2 weeks ago. Stopped on the mountain top, ran it back and had zero signal. 😮 Looked up and I could see the valley with the nuclear plant in the distance. Yep, fitting. Still wasn’t 100% on how you did it until watching again today. 🔥⚛️ THAT is gravy no one teaches. 😂 Nice work! 👍😎✊

@elmerhomero3827 Месяц назад

Como siempre, excelente video, muchas gracias 👍🥁

@jedgould5531 Месяц назад

Don’t understand/dislike your expert level flam fills; Same for the guitar player version. The hurta intermediate after 9:28 is perfect. Wish I could still play like that! Avoid arthritis! Well done!

@johnrobinson8323 Месяц назад

Thanks for another awesome lesson Beatdown! To this day I still use some of your exercises! 🥁❤️

@johnrobinson8323 Месяц назад

In my practice routine.

@daniel.lopresti Месяц назад

I thought this video would probably be about the blushda :) I think the difficulty is mostly in making it sound good and making the flam "obvious". Also a tight-sounding snare without too much ringing helps :)

@fredlittle8127 Месяц назад

The original works pretty well in a solo by using the first right on the ride cymbal instead of the tom.

@67bronski Месяц назад

The guitar joke make my day 😂 awesome lesson. I prefere the herta 🤘👍

@RobBeatdownBrown Месяц назад

Yea me too

@trickymick6229 Месяц назад

Thank you Rob! Great video! 👍🙏

@skipperry63 Месяц назад

It’s kind of like a loosely played Swiss army triplet. I like it! Thanks!

@billsmith1957 Месяц назад

Thanks Rob!

@user-yc8yv1uk1r Месяц назад

Rob talk about introducing musical ideas throughout a song, these are a great opportunity for that. Use the beginner one at the first fill, inter after the bridge, advanced a bunch back to back to back right near the end/peak!!

@dwaynewladyka577 Месяц назад

Great grooves here. I saw Greg Bissonette live with Ringo Starr and His All Starr Band, in Edmonton, in 2015. What first got me interested in drumming was Steve Gadd. It was the Paul Simon song, 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover, that I heard on the radio, in the 1970s, which did that. I still see that influence of Steve Gadd, with what you are playing here. It would be cool to see you live. Cheers, Rob! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️🥁🇨🇦

@peelproductions1971 Месяц назад

Great stuff, be cool to see some more info on how the playback works on future vids!!

@jameskirkbydrums Месяц назад

sounds good! and always impressive when put into the right musical setting :)

@dirtlakedrummer Месяц назад

Sir, Great breakdown on this tool for articulation ❤👍

@ronrosas1979 Месяц назад

Thanks Rob Sounds great

@carlupthegrove262 Месяц назад

Very helpful. Thanks

@DrumFaceP Месяц назад

What a fantastic lesson. The blushda always felt like it was just out of reach for me. Apparently not, had it in the bag all along, just didn't know it. Or maybe it was just time, who knows, either way your lesson has been a total breakthrough for me. Love it

@RobBeatdownBrown Месяц назад

Nice, man 👌🏽🙂

@DamianS1893 Месяц назад

I Resemble that last level... I'm a Guitarist/Songwriter... I'm learning how to play Drums 😃

@jl5596 Месяц назад

❤❤❤ cheers from Chile 🇨🇱🌶️

@SoundsLikeGlitter 25 дней назад

Can you plz do a video on knowing what fill grouping count to do when playing with certain grooves & time signatures? Beginner drummer here so I dnt know all the terminology but I’m mean for example fill groups for songs that are 2count, 3 count, 4 count, etc.. I’ve learned a few fills but intimidated to use in songs because I’m not sure when/if they fit the groove.

@junebugsmithington Месяц назад

My maaan! 👊

@MrRezRising Месяц назад

Sounds like a swiss trip with an extra note.

@petarpavasovic6333 Месяц назад

Left half of the Flam drag

@maeu59 Месяц назад

Whatever but his expert level doesn’t sound like the Blushda. Steve Holmes does a nice one, and also Gavin Harrison.

@paulcompton9311 Месяц назад

I think fills like that sound better if not played for a full bar. For example, play it for two beats followed by triplets, or just on beats three and four.

@nateman34 Месяц назад

I've heard this lick called a "blushda". Thanks for the lesson

@WilliamF-hy2kd Месяц назад

Hello. I have a 70,s vintage premier drum set the african mahogany wood that I have listed to sell. I don't know if I should keep it or not after figuring out what it is.. what are your thoughts? Please help me out. GBY