Hey glad it could help. I just watched this video again and realized I made a mistake. At 6:36 I am actually playing the groove in 4/4 not 9/8. I am omitting the 3rd 8th note. Oppps!
been playing for 40 years, can read music and still do not know how to count this damn beat. i just do not feel the 9/8. love you Bonham and damn you!! this reminds me of the purdie shuffle, aka porcaro and bonham too. love the things i cannot figure out, yet.....
Have you thought about the idea the 1 is really the two kick drums. “1 e” The bass and guitar both play pickups to 1 as “e and a 1e” When you hear the vocal come in. The way I’m hearing it, that puts the vocal entrance on 1.
You know it’s amazing we have tools like UA-cam to learn stuff as musicians the possibilities are endless now. I have played guitar and piano for 20 years and just started drumming about five years ago. I think it all depends on the passion and how much do you really want to be great.
This is a great explanation! I never would've thought to learn this in 4 first, but it helped a lot! I don't mean to criticize, but are you playing a snare hit on beat 3 at 6:30? Just attempting to play along with you, and can't tell if I'm miscounting or not. Anyway, thanks for the video!
Hey Jeff, glad this helped you out. If you look at one of the older comments you will see that I have an error in the video. at 6:36 I am actually playing the groove in 4/4 not 9/8. I am omitting the 3rd 8th note from the pattern. This is totally an editing an issue on my part. Thanks for asking about it though.
Great Joe I'm glad I could help. Check out Jim Rileys idea above about hearing the two kicks as "1e" to start the groove. It kinda makes more sense that way.
thank you for posting this. Your breakdown of this beat is one of the best I have seen. been meaning to comment for awhile. My goal is to nail this and and the Stanton Moore beat by years end. I appreciate your teaching style and the way you break down parts into easier bite size bits so that they are not so overwhelming.
This is the best lesson I have found about this intricate groove on UA-cam. Not sure, if I can ever play this as a beginner, but I will do my best and start practicing ...
Incredible job. First time watching you. You’re great. You did a fantastic job on this JHB beat. Very helpful!!! I’ve grasped more now, from your video. Thank you.
When it hits me that the slowed breakdown at the beginning is literally when the levee breaks...
Haha I know right. It’s fun to connect the dots and see how the language of rhythm works.🔥🥁🙏
@@MattPriceDrumming Very much so! Also thank you for this video, amazing way to break it down.
@@fabiofdez you are welcome. Thanks for checking it out!
Awesome video, Matt! I've always had a hard time with those ghost notes, but I think your video helped clear it all up!
Hey glad it could help. I just watched this video again and realized I made a mistake. At 6:36 I am actually playing the groove in 4/4 not 9/8. I am omitting the 3rd 8th note. Oppps!
been playing for 40 years, can read music and still do not know how to count this damn beat. i just do not feel the 9/8. love you Bonham and damn you!! this reminds me of the purdie shuffle, aka porcaro and bonham too. love the things i cannot figure out, yet.....
Can you play a measure of 4/4 and add one hi-hat to the ending?
Think | 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 | | 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 |
This can be a good starting point.
Have you thought about the idea the 1 is really the two kick drums. “1 e”
The bass and guitar both play pickups to 1 as “e and a 1e”
When you hear the vocal come in. The way I’m hearing it, that puts the vocal entrance on 1.
I guess I never did. But now that I listen to it again with that idea in mind it makes total sense. Oh man I've led so many astray!
Finally even I can understand this video the other ones just don't get it ,thanks so much Matt
T.S. Tatum thank you for the comment. Keep practicing and you’ll get it. This is a hard groove for sure.
Fantastic demo - thanks so much really has helped me understand it!
Excellent video. Keep it up!
Hey thanks for watching!
You know it’s amazing we have tools like UA-cam to learn stuff as musicians the possibilities are endless now. I have played guitar and piano for 20 years and just started drumming about five years ago. I think it all depends on the passion and how much do you really want to be great.
Hey thanks for saying this. Yes youtube is amazing, you can basically learn anything and everything you need to on this platform. Changing history.
This is a great explanation! I never would've thought to learn this in 4 first, but it helped a lot! I don't mean to criticize, but are you playing a snare hit on beat 3 at 6:30? Just attempting to play along with you, and can't tell if I'm miscounting or not. Anyway, thanks for the video!
Hey Jeff, glad this helped you out. If you look at one of the older comments you will see that I have an error in the video. at 6:36 I am actually playing the groove in 4/4 not 9/8. I am omitting the 3rd 8th note from the pattern. This is totally an editing an issue on my part. Thanks for asking about it though.
Great job explaining this unbelievable drum beat. I’m going to work on it.... thanks again
Absolutely!!
Great Lesson Matt. The Crunge is a challenge for sure and your breakdown helped me tremendously.
Great Joe I'm glad I could help. Check out Jim Rileys idea above about hearing the two kicks as "1e" to start the groove. It kinda makes more sense that way.
Great video, thanks for the material!
Great lesson with a solid pedagogical approach.
Thanks Randy! Glad it helped you out!!
thank you for posting this. Your breakdown of this beat is one of the best I have seen. been meaning to comment for awhile. My goal is to nail this and and the Stanton Moore beat by years end. I appreciate your teaching style and the way you break down parts into easier bite size bits so that they are not so overwhelming.
Hey thanks for the thoughtful compliment! I am glad this lesson is helping to challenge and motivate you on the drums.
Thanks, Matt. I'm from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Your vídeo helped me.
Great to hear! Thanks so much for watching!!!
This is the best lesson I have found about this intricate groove on UA-cam. Not sure, if I can ever play this as a beginner, but I will do my best and start practicing ...
Thanks for watching my friend!
My favorite Bonham groove, thanks for your video very informative!
My pleasure!
Yo man those ghost notes are kicking my ass LOL
I got everything else down but for some odd reason I cannot incorporate that in
Keep practicing! You'll get them.
Just discovered your channel looking for "The Crunge" drum groove. What a great teacher you are!
Aweee 🤗 Thank you! I am glad you like it. Check out the newer stuff for some high quality vidszzzz
@@MattPriceDrumming I will check them out!
Great instruction and breakdown.
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Incredible job. First time watching you. You’re great. You did a fantastic job on this JHB beat. Very helpful!!! I’ve grasped more now, from your video. Thank you.
Thanks Keith!! I am glad that this approach worked so well for you.
Really awesome breakdown.
Appreciate it!
Excellent. Just excellent. 🙏🥇
Thank you! Cheers!
Great job at the "breakdown," keep up the good work!!!
HoldenMcG thanks! I’m glad it helped you out.