The Ultimate Guide to Classic Steve Gadd Beats with Gregg Bissonette

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GREGG BISSONETTE'S DRUM SCHOOL
Known for his incredible musical skills, Gregg Bissonette is known as one of the most versatile drummers in the business, his broad experience ranging from big band, blues, and rock, to Latin, fusion, and much more. He's been touring the world with Ringo Starr's All Starr Band for over 10 years!
Under Gregg Bissonette's section of the DC Academy on DrumChannel.com, the versatile drummer explains and demonstrates the educational system he created and still uses to develop his grooves, fills, beats, and more.
The open-ended website has hundreds of short, engaging, easy to understand lessons and exercises with more content added regularly, that range from technique, independence, reading, playing, and more: www.drumchannel.com/pricing/
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@musicalchairs777 Год назад

Gregg played with a jazz legend, the world's greatest frontman, when it mattered most, with Roth, filled Jeff's drum seat in Toto, and now is playing drums with Ringo. I opened for him and his brother and he was as cool as any musician I've ever met. A stellar career, a stellar player and a stellar guy!

@drummingdog5706 10 месяцев назад

I saw him yrs ago subbing for alex acuna. First thing he said to me was, wheres all the chicks in this town?” Funny guy, great drummer

@JimsMusicLegacy Год назад

This is a HVV, High value video. So many golden nuggets for us drummers. Thanks Greg for this tribute to The Gadd.

@drumchannel Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it! 😊

@scottmoyer1357 Год назад

Gadd plays "50 Ways" with his left hand placed on the Hi Hat using the traditional grip during the displaced paradiddles after the partial 5 stroke roll [RH diddle + LRL] with the bass drum dropping in as the 5th note of the 5 stroke roll. Loved his fill on "Chuckie's In Love" and of course the Paul Simon song "Late In the Evening". One of the ultimate drum solos played live is Steve playing with Al Jareau with Buzzy Feiten, Joe Sample, Lenny Castro & Alphonso Johnson on Chick Corea's "Spain." Lots of Gaddisms in it especially with his left hand on Hi Hat and right hand on snare and accented on toms using the sticking [ RLLR LRRL ] from Stick Control along with a variety of useful melodic-based stickings from the same section in Stick Control [ George Lawrence Stone]. Thanks for the Gadd clinic. Always good to hear you play. Do you know the new Latin beat called "The Marongo?"

@charliecontrino1626 Год назад

LOVE IT! Absolute truth! First got into Gadd when I heard Chick Corea's FRIENDS album. It's what he doesn't play that makes it so awesome! Yeah that lick from Chuckies in love blew my mind as a kid and still does 46 years later!

@svenbohlin6017 7 месяцев назад

Thanks, Gregg! You have really fleshed out Gadd's specialties and subtleties and now it will be much easier to practice these ground-breaking licks. God bless you, Gregg - you rock!🙏👍🤩

@hazze3010 Год назад

One of my favourite drummers playing licks by one of my favourite drummers 🥳

@codersexpo1580 Год назад

Its a paradox right!

@edwardlee6516 Год назад

great Greg who breaks it down thanks Steve for all the years of fun groves

@scottdorfler2551 Год назад

Don't forget Vinnie Colaiuta! Another great Italian drummer. Frank Zappa jokingly referred to as, "Steve Gadds clone," on "Little Green Rosetta", Joe's Garage.

@rolandsiegert4858 Год назад

... and Rick Marotta, whose groove playing significantly influenced Steve. Louis Bellson, originally called Luigi Balassoni, is another.

@hawkrider88 8 месяцев назад

I love his Love for Steve. Steve will go down in history as a true original, someone who changed drumming and a sweetheart of a guy. How many guys can you say that about.

@brockmannolaf7182 Год назад

Steve Gadd is the Greatest of all time! Steve GOAT! 🤩🤩

@nmjazz09 10 месяцев назад

Gregg, you are amazing!!

@danielwiggins5739 Год назад

Great short vid. Love your work Greg and Drum Channel. Great content.

@Han-Solo459 8 месяцев назад

Gregg is so amazing. 😊

@gringochucha Год назад

Greg is always a joy to watch. It's too late to play now, but I can't wait to get back to the kit tomorrow!

@jonnykk1 Год назад

Never too late, just wake your neighbours up!

@gringochucha Год назад

@@jonnykk1 They're very tolerant already of all the music making. Don't want to antagonize them unnecessarily. Plus, I'd already practiced my ass off yesterday 😅

@handyboen Год назад

Thanks Gregg 👍👍🙏🙏

@felipep8266 9 месяцев назад

Gregg is the best!

@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power Год назад

Great breakdown of some Gaddisms.

@jimbob3038 Год назад

Just loving the tone of this kit 👌🏻

@budwudd Год назад

I think the magic in Steve Gadd´s drumming lives in the space between the notes he's playing. Sounds like a cliche, but he could play two notes and it would be fantastic. Whatever he plays sits SO well in the music.

@misterfunnybones Год назад

Steve God!

@anotherDnightmare Год назад

I remember seeing him play 50 Ways and he played the hat accents with his left hand. Blew my young (at the time) mind! 😂

@bjorn_moren 5 месяцев назад

Gadd certainly has lots of cool licks. That is what is usually talked about among drummers. But that downplays what in my opinion is his greatest skills: his playing choices, his timing and his general sound. He always plays the perfect thing for the song, and he does it with incredible precision. The dynamics are spot on. It is very pleasant to the ears. I don't think anyone but drummers appreciate this. Most people are completely unaware of it.

@HuckFinn212 Год назад

Thanx Gregg, that lesson wss pure gold!

@doubts Год назад

Thanks Gregg. Great teaching as ever.

@shawnbruce6934 8 месяцев назад

Great Video! Thanks!

@tonybartonemusic Год назад

Very Good demonstration. Musical and easy to understand. ( Not always easy to play ) Thank you Gregg !!

@codersexpo1580 Год назад

@2:15 follow the yellow brick road...money's worth right there alone. The Gregg...ty Steve!

@fransiboy Год назад

Follow The Yellow Brick Road, I've got to remember that phrase! Thanx Gregg. I'm from Holland , so we do not have any yellow bricks in our country!

@davidseres3030 6 месяцев назад

Excellent video...

@FusionHowie Год назад

Gregg Bissonette is the Tom Hanks of drumming! Tom unmistakably in the best movies, his acting is unmistakably the best of the pack of actors, Tom has played in many different kinds of roles. Well, Gregg has played with the best musicians, in the greatest bands, played many genres. Hmmm I'm on to something right? Peace from Detroit MI.

@Uneditormas23 Год назад

que data.' gracias greg ....saludos from Argentina

@udomatthiasdrums5322 Год назад

still love your work!!

@BobSchoepenjr Год назад

We want part TWO! 👊🏽👍🏾

@FullContactDrummer 9 месяцев назад

One of my favorite Gadd pieces is what he did with Al Jarreau on Spain.

@JulianFernandez Год назад

thanks!

@gadymarcus5297 Год назад

magnifico.💯💯💯💯💯💯

@rachelraja7188 Год назад

Hi, did you know that the standard/ modern guitar tablature we all use came from the Italians as well? Thanks for this video. 🤘🥁😎

@meanmetalmike666 Год назад

Great video

@GeoffGillDrums 10 месяцев назад

Mind blown. I had no idea R LL LF hi hat thing came from Gadd ! I stole from Bissonette via one o’clock band album & Brandon fields album.

@jamescox8402 Год назад

"Check out"...Greg Bissonette!

@markmorgenstern Год назад

Wow that was clear and inspiring! Love all the references and this video is gold just for the highhat stomp! Love it! Thank you!

@DrummingMan1 Год назад

Freaking show off! Ha, ha, ha, ha ha, I want that kit! Must be such a joy to play.

@louiscarrillo5873 Год назад

very very nice :)

@billc.5861 Год назад

This was just sent to me by fellow Italian drummer Jeff Campatelli, he was just sitting down & showing me Steve Gadd stuff yesterday. Being mostly of Irish descent I have a natural learning curve. Great video Gregg, Thanks.

@arthurazoubel5344 7 дней назад

Steve Gregg

@nmjazz09 10 месяцев назад

On 50 Ways, I was taught the left hand played the HH

@nmjazz09 9 месяцев назад

Me too.

@TheFunkyfrogster Год назад

Can anyone tell me what Dixon drumkit Greg is playing on this video? Thanks

@pcs56 Год назад

Gadd released a video in the 80's in which he breaks down 50 Ways note for note.

@FadjarMoeljarto Год назад

Greaat

@hifijohn 8 месяцев назад

In gadd we trust.

@jonnykk1 Год назад

“pull this down into bass drum land…” 😂 he’s hilarious and so infectious

@hasan_bahramian Год назад

🌹 💞 💞 💞

@WalterdaLima Месяц назад

2:23 the answer is easy if you take it logically...'cause we got tarantella under the skin!

@frederf69 Год назад

left out Virgil Donati!! ✌😎👍

@michaelfaeth Год назад

Thank you Gregg!! I really enjoyed this. In regards to 50 Ways, exactly how he was playing it had always been a mystery to me. But I recently saw this vintage footage of Steve explaining it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Z4-b7IVKdco.html Super cool and even trickier than I thought.

@marceloseghese Год назад

🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝😮👏👏👏👏😮🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁

@krioni86sa Год назад

2:13 I think Bissonatte is Italian too

@larryreyesjr8013 10 месяцев назад

U sounded like steve perry

@williehamilton1533 Год назад

What hi hats are those? 🤔 that chick sounds is sweet.

@anthonymitchell2354 3 месяца назад

Steve Gadd is Italian? 🇮🇹

@meanmetalmike666 Год назад

Still waiting on Phil Rudd lol

@charlesjames9783 4 месяца назад

For me drummers aren’t great because of licks. They’re great because of creativity. A lot of things I have learned to play I would never have thought to play. Proficiency is one thing but I think creativity makes you great!

@drumtwo4seven 8 месяцев назад

GEEK BOY I WAS AT WEST COAST DRUM CENTER ONCE IN THE 90's GREGG BISSONET WAS AT THE COUNTER AHEAD OF ME, BUYING SOMETHING OR STOPPED BY TO CHAT WHEN HE TURNED TO LEAVE HE HAD AN ARROGANT ATTITUDE AS IF HE WAS TOO COOL FOR SCHOOL OR SOMETHING HIS DRUMMING IS BLAND AND MECHANICAL TBH, IT'S TECHNICALLY PROFICIENT AT BEST BUT HAS NO EMOTION TO IT... BORING OVER HYPED

@mikekelly9851 11 месяцев назад

Steve Gadd did some great work with Al Dimeola. How is he a game changer? He didn't do anything no other versatile drummer has done. Crazy Army is not funky. You are probably not familiar with Down Fall of Paris either.

@kstriker77 10 месяцев назад

If Al Di Meola is the only person you can mention in your comment that Gadd has worked with, you probably need to listen to some more of Gadd's music, you don't become an influential drummer unless there is something you do on the kit wich is unique to others

@AndyA1234 10 месяцев назад

Music is not a competition, how fast you can play for example. There's a saying "Any fool can criticize, condemn and complain and most fools do".

@zosostrider1523 Год назад

The “Ultimate” guide? Love Bissonette, no offense, but to title it the “ultimate” and then state “I don’t actually know the exact sticking.” What??? Greg’s version of “50 Ways” is way off, neglecting the left foot and left hand hi-hat parts. As well as the fact that there’s no open/closed hi-hat part in that section of the groove, only on the chorus. There’s many videos of Gadd himself demonstrating the sticking and voicing of this classic & unique groove, not to mention a transcription book from Gadds instructional video. I suggest going to the source.