Double Stroke Comping Exercise | Drum Lesson With John Riley

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John Riley is one of the most in demand educators when it comes to Jazz Drumming. In this video, taken from one of his courses available at artofdrumming.com, he demonstrates a great and easy way to use doubles as a comping idea. This one also works great to strengthen your four way coordination.
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@themole2024 3 года назад

I sent John Riley a random question a couple of years back (via email). He emailed me back within a day with an answer. We do not know each other but he took the time. Thank you for all you give the drumming world Mr. Riley.

@juwweeee 3 года назад

Imagine how meaningful this guys life experiences are. How many people in the world know how to play jazz cause of this guys teachings. Its like every video off youtube relating to basic jazz drumming ties back into a john riley work.Must be a great feeling to sit back and tell youself that you helped shape the next genration. We are all applying something from this guy.

@ArtOfDrumming 3 года назад

What a great and true feedback! Totally agree. By the way: if you want to see some in-depth courses with John Riley just visit www.artofdrumming.com all the content there is completely free.

@aristotle5698 Год назад

Thank god John Riley exists!

@jaakkot9661 3 года назад

Óne of the best teachers around.

@FawleyJude 3 года назад

I did something kind of like this, I took the Stick Control book and played the left hand part on the snare and the right hand part on the bass drum. After working that for a while I added the jazz ride cymbal part. It was a challenge but very rewarding.

@Zemial 3 года назад

John Riley is one of those incredible educators, who can communicate a musical idea and instruction in such a clear and methodical way.

@mrski4945 3 года назад

I think John Riley and Steve Smith are the two biggest pillars of Drumming alive today. They have devoted just as much time into preserving and passing on the knowledge of our art as much as they have devoted time into developing themselves. Lots of great drummers out there, but these two are the most passionate and greatest in learning, teaching and preserving the art of drumming

@kevinturner5857 5 месяцев назад

Adam Nausbam is pretty good too

@frankburdodrums8984 3 года назад

I will openly admit I'm originally not a jazz drummer but as I got older and better I realized how great jazz was and I wanted to be able to play it like anything else. This is exactly what I did but it is explained much clearer here than I ever could. Anybody reading this you should do learn to do exactly what he says here.

@windowlizard 3 месяца назад

Thanks John 🙏

@tdrum21 3 года назад

John Riley always has great content, musical ideas & is a great teacher. Takes it deep

@nirakarbrahm8107 3 года назад

I love John Riley. God bless!

@petersonalkintor4266 3 года назад

Excellent educator, phenomenal drummer, stupendous musicians......

@HorrorKidd88 Год назад

I found this clip very useful. Going thru the 4 permutations methodically, then the demonstration 'up to speed' at the end was very enlightening.

@mikehenrydrums1591 3 года назад

Great, John. Always right on and always swinging my friend!

@DadBodDrumming 2 года назад

This was a big help to me. I finally grasp the idea of comping and how the beats relate and how to move between them.

@jazzhole8208 3 года назад

Awesome 🙌 this and Florians brush course are my favorites so far 🤗

@aaronreeves8376 3 года назад

Excellent as always John!

@timwingham8952 3 года назад

Hell I've just been trying to get ta ta ta on the ride over double stroke snare and bass drum. It looks so simple. It IS so simple! But my ride always wants to unison with the drums. Amazing how muscle memory even at the slowest of tempos takes patience to generate. Thank you John Riley - your tuition is so good because you talk it so clearly and with a non patronizing manner.

@ArtOfDrumming 3 года назад

Nothing to add to that. Thanks for your detailed feedback!

@orchiprut5259 3 года назад

John Riley Is Funtastic Teacher And Player!

@campbellread1918 3 года назад

great tut, just what i was looking for. Many thanks

@effersidd1412 3 года назад

Thanks for the education and inspiration!

@rgbg2008 3 года назад

What a great personality and drum teacher - Thank you very much

@ArtOfDrumming 3 года назад

Thanks so much for your feedback! If you enjoyed this lesson please also make sure to visit artofdrumming.com. This is a brand new website that we launched recently. It’s completely for free and you can find many courses of John Riley free of charge there.

@OddDrummerGaming 3 года назад

I just bought his book. I’m excited to dig in.

@ACLOCKWORKDRUMMER Год назад

I could listen to john all day

@olivermaas1 Год назад

Thank you 🙏

@RafikMankariosDrumStudio 3 года назад

Monster drummer, inspiring educator!

@iakusz 2 года назад

stellar stuff

@MarioCalzadaMusic 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing this

@raymondkarlsson9794 3 года назад

Good exercise and very clear presentation. Takes its space in a band situation, though, so maybe more useful in a solo. Came to think of Tony Williams and also Al Foster when I listened to John playing the faster, compelled and more dynamic version.

@JohnGatesIII 3 года назад

Great drummer and Great Man

@AkouriAmmar 2 года назад

This deserves a like and a subscribe.

@markielinhart 2 года назад

This is a brilliant lesson‼Work to do ✌🌻

@nogoogleplus 3 года назад

Amazing teacher⭐️

@Fabelnegros 3 года назад

Excellent Thank you SIR !!!!

@tmaddrummer 3 года назад

Thanks and Blessings!

@rhythmetist 3 года назад

Hey video editor: it's John Riley man, we don't need any music in the background of his lecture to keep it interesting. Let the man speak

@DavesTrumpet 3 года назад

Amen to that, and the blasted music continues through the entire video while he’s talking. It’s annoying because once he’s played an example, my brain and ear is clued into the groove, then all of a sudden this crappy music shows up. I hope they consider re-editing this.

@DrSamE 3 года назад

Yes, really distracting, I really couldn't focus on anything because the music in the background, attention drawn into it. Really stupid stuff. Some bad joke ?

@weareallbeingwatched4602 3 года назад

Seriously.

@itsallinthewrists4251 3 года назад

It was so quiet in the mix though..

@Tookastudios 3 года назад

How loud were you watching the video? 1st world problems.... haha

@bobweber4140 3 года назад

Thank you great excerise

@orchiprut5259 3 года назад

So Great!

@pjdahmen 3 года назад

Great helpful tutorial

@ImGoneForever1 3 года назад

This is just what I was looking for. Thanks :)

@ArtOfDrumming 3 года назад

👍🏻

@dmgsoultogetherness6667 2 года назад

fabulous

@jimoguerrero 3 года назад

Great!!!!

@hueman8993 2 года назад

Man, you make it look easy

@farshimelt 3 года назад

His control of the instrument is beautiful to watch. What is that ride cymbal?

@wilberforce95 2 года назад

this seems like a great exercise! and difficult lol

@CharlesTPrimm 3 года назад

this is excellent

@ArtOfDrumming 3 года назад

True

@christophmeirich5928 3 года назад

Superb!!!! Greetings from germany Christoph 👋👋👋👋👋

@ArtOfDrumming 3 года назад

Hello Christoph! Grüße zurück aus Neustadt an der Weinstraße!

@gersonreyes270 3 года назад

I saw John perform live at the Coca Cola Jazz Club back in 2013. Amazing Drummer

@ArtOfDrumming 3 года назад

💯

@kaelmoffat2198 3 года назад

It seems that with the permutations in which the ride, snare, and hihat fall together, you could stretch the be a little bit by delaying the snare slightly to give it a slushy New Orleans feel.

@billyrhythm 2 года назад

I think I just found my next shed session.

@MELONenSURPRISE 2 года назад

Cool

@ivanpetrov4206 3 года назад

I do it's exerсise moving a hi-hat and a ride cymbal, also. I start play on a cymbal on 1 and a hi-hat opposite on 2, and on the contrary

@kirjian Год назад

5:42 John Riley Gospel Chops

@pumpkin1982 3 года назад

If you mastered just this one lesson that’s half of jazz drumming.

@ArtOfDrumming 3 года назад

;-) it’s a good foundation…

@Li_Zihao 3 года назад

Wow

@carlosgustavoriganti9051 3 года назад

I had the pleasure of taking one lesson with John Riley and have the tools to practice the rest of my life

@dmcubing6342 3 года назад

What a great teacher!!! The irrelevant and annoying background music is a bit off putting, however.

@timsabepieczynski7051 3 года назад

Hello John. Im not a jazz drummer but, I'm slowly learning jazz exercises. I will be using this lesson. The thing that confused me was your last example going fast, I noticed that your ride cymbal pattern changed. Almost sounded like triplets. Can you please explian. Thank you and have a great week.

@bhutia10 3 года назад

As the tempo gets faster , the "swung" feel goes away and the ride cymbal plays a "flattened out" triplet.

@Drummerjl1 3 года назад

Don't confuse 3 notes in a row with triplets.

@shreyasiyengar8408 2 месяца назад

The swing is gone and it's just straight 16th notes, with the ride patter being 1 (e) & a 2 (e) & a 3 (e) & a 4 ( e) & a. The es are NOT played

@timsabepieczynski7051 2 месяца назад

Thank you

@christophermcmullen235 3 года назад

Need to shed this for about a month...

@vintagemxer9165 3 года назад

Mixing up this concept between toms can equal a nice solo I would think and breaks of course.

@ArtOfDrumming 3 года назад

Totally right! This is something john also shows in many different lessons which you can find for free on our website ArtOfDrumming.com

@callummoodley6311 3 года назад

Those cymbal stands look like they're incredibly heavy

@frankburdodrums8984 3 года назад

Interesting

@neftysturd 3 года назад

Background music... WTF?

@danielneill2369 4 месяца назад

Is there supposed to be music behind his explanations? Listening on fairly decent headphones and I thought maybe I had another browser window open, but it seems intentional. Brutally chaotic and distracting IMO. I love John Riley but I literally can't listen to him give instruction with background music.