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This is great, thanks Darryn! I’ve been working to cop the fills from their song Pamela and I think this might also be showing up on this track too!!?

Hey mate. Thanks for sharing your UA-cam lessons. I’ve really been getting a lot out of them. I have a question which is unrelated to this video. I wasn’t sure how to message you. I’ve noticed I’m not great at picking up phrasing and arrangements quickly. Seems there’s a million videos on fills and everything but. I’m wondering if you have any lessons that may help. I’m concentrating on jazz. I’ve been Playing along to songs I need to learn and realising I really suck at remembering accents and brass phrases. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

Excellent tutorial. Straight forward, helped me get the feel

These are some of the best lesson videos out there, not just how good the licks are but how thoroughly you explain the concepts behind them.

I love Your video’s ❤️🥁🥁🥁

Its a very, very Good teaching Darryn. With complements . You are also a very Good drummer and teacher. I love it. Greetings Robin

Thanks for this. Very helpful!

Great lesson! Any chance you have notation for this?

Congrats on 10k Darryn, well deserved!

Funny that's how we call it here in Basel, Pataflafla...

Congrats on the 10K!

If you drop out the 1 and play only the and of 2 and then 4 you can build a similar exercise on the Cuban Tumbao right?

Phew! Thought we'd lost you there for a minute!

I can't believe you never stuffed that up once. Amazing! That's a very tricky word to say.

I think that the Brazilian drummers usually throw a Drag in there somewhere too.

Glad you’re back man! Always a great source of inspiration.

Good to see you back! Thanks for posting.

Killing brother X

i had came up with this exact samba about 2 years ago and i love it, its comes natural to play this with a Brazilian samba swing. their native samba doesnt feel like its perfectly straight 16ths so i try to emulate them. fun to improvise over this framework with other flam rudiments as well. great video, much love from turkey.

The most complicated thing in life is to achieve simplicity. As our great host points out and I lack any technical knowledge, SPACE. Space gives a person time to think and focus. Filled sound, like Spector introduced, allows for mistakes, lack of solid music, etc. Ringo's style allowed the other parts of a song to be heard. He played to the song, not overplaying to take away from the song. I appreciate George Hrab's excellent presentation and explanation. Thank you..

You are awesome. I´m happy to found this videos

Very well presented!

Did U buy this kit from Mike Johnson?

SONOR Muffler on the Floor Tom! Historic!

Please help me with "what goes on" and "act naturally".

Great stuff! Reminds me of a Stanton Moore video a few days ago. He seems to have a less mathematical approach to this, as in around 7:46 of this video ua-cam.com/video/xOtPlIuNrpM/v-deo.htmlsi=wOeK99ejvPBnnA-J

Isn’t 10:06 like mouth of war. Great stuff!

Thanks for the great lesson! ❤

I love the sound of that drum very much...the snare sounds great...great lesson.....thanks...

Not a drummer just was listening to The Pantaloon by Twenty One Pilots and was curious how to air drum this lol

Wonderful lesson on the technique. I've been really struggling with keeping balance when playing the hihat and your lesson has helped me overcome the issue like a real piece of cake! Thanks a lot for your time and effort put into this lesson

Muy bueno Pero dura 90% hablando y toca poco... You very good but, Speaking so much... Jeje

Thank you for these great tips.

Absolutely lovely !!

I just tap them gently on the side of my head, the tone is very clear. I use it to match a pair for playing as I won’t have a set of scales at a gig. I’m not worried it being exact, just close enough so that one isn’t very high and other very low. Can normally find two sticks that are within about a semitone within a minute though so isn’t a hardship. I also give them a quick roll to make sure they’re straight as do get some bananas sometimes. This is all assuming I have time, if not I just grab two sticks, but I do notice the difference so prefer to pick them pre-gig if I can. If I was organised I would pair them and label them at home before, but I’m not. Some guys do weigh them and label them though, I’ve seen that. Or can try and keep them in pairs from the start but that would be too sensible!

You highlighting why the snare hit felt awkward was exactly what I needed to hear. Thank you!

Beautiful lesson, thanks can't wait to try it out!!

good tips

very interesting and useful. thank you

Do you think these fills can fit into Mitch Mitchell's drumming style, like in the song Hey Joe. Thanks for taking the time to upload videos.

Very inspiring 🙏🙏🙏

Excellent teacher.

VG. tops ...

Very classy !!

Love the baião

Hello, I only discovered this channel now. Such a pleasure to watch this video delivered in a calm and relaxed manner. Such a relief to not be addressed with "What's up"! I am 65 and I have been playing since age 14. I too love those little tasteful flourishes and touches that mark the player as a person to watch and listen to. A great drum sound too! Understatement and style is something I admire greatly in all musicianship and our case, in drumming. I look forward to exploring more of your videos, thank you, Michael

Well darn.

I’m feel so inspired and privileged to hear this lesson. Your “try to improvise” improvising was pure gold to my ears. Simply beautiful drumming in my opinion. Thank you Darryn! If even a smidge of your sound reaches my hands that will be a good day in my book. 🫡✅✌🏻

It's still one of my favourite solos. Used to be an honour to be your student DF!

Thank you Darryn! I’m so excited to try this idea. I must admit my rolls sometimes collapse by themselves, but not intentionally until now 🤭✌🏻