The Secrets Behind Gospel Chops - And How To Play 'Em!

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  • @8020drummer
    @8020drummer 5 років тому +195

    Great solo! Question I’d posit: does the inventor of this two-word phrase own the idiom of drumming that phrase came to represent, or is it bigger/has it become bigger than that? In your solo, I saw you drawing from a lot of modern influences - Aaron and Chris, but also everything that’s happened since then. Ideas spread lightening fast now with Instagram and UA-cam, and the last “shed” I attended had a great mix of backgrounds and influences. Traditional jazz drummers are influenced by the drumming for religious music, and church drummers are checking out guiliana and nate wood. I think the only phrase big enough to encompass it nowadays is “modern drum improvisation”. (I’m also a little sore at the inventor of that trademarked phrase 🤣🤣)

    • @RobBeatdownBrown
      @RobBeatdownBrown  5 років тому +93

      WUDDUP, NATE 👊🏽 Yea, I don’t know who made that name up, man. I just refer to it as that ‘cuz that’s how folks identify with it. Like mumble rap. Back when Billy Cobham was doin it, it was just called ‘playing the drums’. We know it’s all just a reinterpretation of the same ol’ alphabet. I was definitely channeling a couple of the recent influences, but I learned how to navigate thru all that stuff just from doing a couple exercises I got from a Weckl instructional video back in the late 80s. I used to drill those straight for 15-20 minutes. Coleman and Pridgen and them dudes nail that stuff pretty hard, tho. Love your channel, BTW 💯

    • @Assimilator702
      @Assimilator702 5 років тому +7

      The 80/20 Drummer Yeah I always simply defined it as playin the drums. I actually despise that 2 word term.

    • @joelgoodwin8805
      @joelgoodwin8805 5 років тому +5

      Sometimes genres do have certain approaches to the drumwork that just is what it is. And this even differs between studio recordings and live audiences.
      As a pianist and drummer who plays for black churches yet does a lot of Jazz, Neo Soul, And Thrash Metal I see and play the differences all the time.

    • @adityatyagi4009
      @adityatyagi4009 5 років тому +13

      I hereby rename "Gospel Chops" to a totally new, hip style of drumming called "Flurry Notes." :D The name says it all. hahah.

    • @AmillioFrank
      @AmillioFrank 5 років тому +4

      well gospel chops sounds weird. Most of us hate the term. But, the fact remains....most of these moves or atleast the interpretation that is at the forefront of drumming was pioneered in the black church. Yes we watched Weckl, Chambers, Couliata, etc. But the groove, accents, context and syncopation of Gospel music is what determined the crazy timing and inversions of the rudiments and linear patterns to come up something dope for Sunday, recording, or gig. With social media all styles have intertwined to an extent but yeah come to black church and shed you will see a whole nothaaa animal. Now, just being observant. Some guys just hate the term because it denotes that only black people can play this style....maybe the groove yes...but the chops no. Now rewind 10 years all you will see is people like you, Mike Johnston etc lol having black dudes on their platform breaking down chops. another observation

  • @TrustmeimexperienceD
    @TrustmeimexperienceD 4 роки тому +241

    Do You guys know how lucky our generation is to have such experienced and seasoned professionals teaching what they’ve learnt for free. It’s beautiful

    • @jaquilleoneil7282
      @jaquilleoneil7282 3 роки тому +12

      I've been drumming for one year now and I already understand what Eric Moore, Thomas Lang, Chris Coleman, etc are doing. Can I do it? NOPE! But in the age of information I do understand what's happening. Now all I have to do is one thing... PRACTICE!! I am hoping to be at a very high level within 10 years. That's my goal.

    • @markoveljic626
      @markoveljic626 2 роки тому +1

      I don't know which generation you belong to, but you're totally right. I'm a little older and I've captured the old school of practice from books, and it's best if I find a VHS tape, but today everyone can learn this much easier to play only if they want to. Thanks also to the great drummers who are willing to share this with us because when I started playing I often came across drummers who weren’t there to really clarify because their ego ate them

    • @markoveljic626
      @markoveljic626 2 роки тому +1

      @@jaquilleoneil7282 First year, congratulations. I want you to continue and you are just practicing and practicing .... and the net serves you to pick up exactly what to practice. I've been playing for about 30 years and I'm still learning and the more I learn the more I understand how much I don't know

    • @alexfuller3029
      @alexfuller3029 2 роки тому

      I've been playing a little over six months, this man is my teacher, he has a way of breaking it down for me unlike other videos.

    • @jodyzannoni
      @jodyzannoni 2 роки тому

      True

  • @b0geman117
    @b0geman117 5 років тому +108

    Rob you are no joke! I watched this video a couple months ago and it changed the way I play the drums. Like a complete overhaul, not just fills, but beats and comping as well. I always wanted chops like that and I had NO IDEA how to play stuff like that. You simplify it so perfectly in this video. I'm not quite to the point of real chops but man, this one video has helped soooo much with gaining freedom around the kit. Thanks Rob.

  • @judsonl8990
    @judsonl8990 3 роки тому +44

    "It ain't nothin but a triplet" should be on your next t-shirt

  • @Danielshalomjnr
    @Danielshalomjnr 5 років тому +65

    Definitely the most useful tutorial on drumming I’ve come across since I’ve been on UA-cam...

    • @RobBeatdownBrown
      @RobBeatdownBrown  5 років тому +11

      Thanks bruh 👊🏽

    • @dominicdoyle2895
      @dominicdoyle2895 4 роки тому +3

      He has lots of valuable ones Daniel....but this is is one of those top 10 classes

    • @juanjavierm
      @juanjavierm 4 роки тому +1

      For sure, this clip is astonishing. How simply he puts it. Rob seems to be a real professional: "Make the difficult look easy". He is right: it is not something intrincated at all. The secret lies on....set the click slow at the beginning. That key will open you doors.

    • @kin.l4012
      @kin.l4012 3 роки тому

      Same thoughts!

  • @ShaMan54321
    @ShaMan54321 5 років тому +89

    Had no freaking clue your shedding chops were this solid. Holy crap, dude!

    • @RobBeatdownBrown
      @RobBeatdownBrown  5 років тому +35

      Yea, I don’t pull out the heavy Kung fu much 😏 Thanks 🙏🏽

    • @xXEvangelXx
      @xXEvangelXx 5 років тому +9

      hello, the "BEATDOWN" in Beatdown Brown ain't for nothing

  • @mikel.laughridge9480
    @mikel.laughridge9480 Рік тому +5

    Rob is so so smooth. One of the best teachers for everything on drums!!

  • @RobBeatdownBrown
    @RobBeatdownBrown  5 років тому +66

    *Hey friends! If you want this play-along track, download info is in the description box. Happy sheddin’* 🤓🤘🏽

    • @kennedymack5777
      @kennedymack5777 5 років тому +1

      Rob Brown Please sir I tried downloading but it Say's the item is not available in my country.
      Please isn't there anyway else which I can get it🙏🙏

    • @RobBeatdownBrown
      @RobBeatdownBrown  5 років тому +3

      It should be available pretty much everywhere as long as you’re not on some remote island in the middle of the ocean. So try searching ‘solo comps for drummers’ or ‘rob brown solo comps’ in whatever music download service is in your particular area. 💻

    • @waynewilson3871
      @waynewilson3871 5 років тому +2

      Rob you are very smooth.

    • @dikbeats2720
      @dikbeats2720 5 років тому +1

      Hey man, u r a great drummer, but your teaching approach and manner is greater. I've learned a lot from your vids.. Peace and funk bro

    • @juanjavierm
      @juanjavierm 4 роки тому

      @@waynewilson3871 Absolute description. His drumming....flows.

  • @markoveljic626
    @markoveljic626 2 роки тому +3

    Man, you're the best drummer pedagogue. You simply explained to me something that I have been studying lately, but I have not come across the net for someone to explain it so simply and concretely. I sit down right for the drum and practice 16s with accents. I understood what it was about, but I was exactly confused by the accents and the combination with the bass drum.
    Thank you very much.
    God bless you

  • @nickwadson5731
    @nickwadson5731 5 років тому +8

    Mike Johnston's Linear Drumming book breaks it all down too.

  • @mattwithoutyou
    @mattwithoutyou 2 місяці тому

    I come back to older Beatdown videos sometimes to get beat down again with knowledge. I know I have seen this video before but something about the “distribution of accents” just unlocked something in my brain just now, so thank you for that!

  • @jnate4883
    @jnate4883 5 років тому +14

    I appreciate how you took something that looks so difficult easy. I can finally wrap my head around this type of drumming. Thanks man! Awesome skills also.

  • @edgenovese
    @edgenovese 10 місяців тому

    Honest and simple. A teachers teacher...Humble with a world skill. Each time I see this person, I think, "How is he not famous!" Brilliant instruction and your persona has so much class...You make your parents proud and we are too! Bravo...

  • @BarcodeTeacup
    @BarcodeTeacup 5 років тому +7

    I really like your relaxed teaching style. Some drum lessons are so stuffy/serious and by the book it takes all the fun out of drumming for me. I can see you enjoy drums so i can actually engage in learning something. great stuff.

  • @teddycampbellband2648
    @teddycampbellband2648 5 років тому +31

    Great job brother! I just shared this video with a friend who’s wanting to learn gospel chops. A few years ago i actually shared with dave Weckl that he was probably the biggest inspiration behind my generation of gospel drumming. He was humbled to hear that. Blessings to you! 🙏🏾👊🏾

  • @christschinwon
    @christschinwon 5 років тому +2

    Easily one of the best tuition vids going on! Like you said about some of the greats, it's still just playing drums but that was broken down so intelligently. I love how with drumming somebody can come along and tell you you're already doing this but you don't know it. Once you release, you can hone in and make it work for you. Thanks man

  • @hanbo123
    @hanbo123 2 роки тому +3

    Practicing the 8th note triplets with a metronome that has an actual voice saying "One, Two, Three, Four" is very helpful in learning how to go in and out of the beat. Do it for hours and hours, and you'll start internalizing the "One".

  • @verbalhustle
    @verbalhustle 5 років тому +46

    First video I've seen of you. So relaxed and logical.
    You have a new fan.

    • @zagyex
      @zagyex 4 роки тому

      same here!

  • @johnstahrstartcleanfitwell1051
    @johnstahrstartcleanfitwell1051 2 роки тому

    There you GO!!! "Beat Down" is once again THE MAN for that AWESOME Gospel thing...
    beautiful beautiful beautiful
    My brother Fam 👍🏻😇 Once again
    THANK YOU 🙏🏻 brother!!

  • @justtellthemno
    @justtellthemno 5 років тому +4

    Just bought the whole album. Perfect tracks for drummers. Thanks bro 🤙🏾

  • @MikeVDrumming
    @MikeVDrumming 2 роки тому +1

    I have been drumming for a long time, and I learn something meaningful from this channel everytime I watch. Keep it up Rob

  • @Tama3166
    @Tama3166 5 років тому +5

    You nailed this Rob. Yes, older cats have been doin' this for a while, it's just that the feel and pads/ sounds have changed. I was just listening to Weckl's Nite Sprite group and early Chick Electric Band (w/ Henderson) last night and Weckl REALLY had a Gadd feel with that group! But with the 'shifting accents" you are talking about, I think any of us can do that forever... the trick is to do it for 2 or 4 measure at a time and be able to come out on ONE in the 2 or 4 bar phrase. You can drive anywhere you want with your car, but if you don't know where you are every 20 miles, your not going to go where you need to be.
    Keep on keeping on... I'm digging your stuff bro!

  • @wimgui
    @wimgui 5 років тому +2

    Thanks a lot Rob Brown for this clarification of something that could temp to be very imposing for many of us

  • @kraig800i
    @kraig800i Рік тому +1

    This is a really good explanation of linear drumming. Or a unique angle on the method.
    I've listened and practiced with other videos and linear drumming always feels like it's stripping back but gaining little in return. It's a means to an end to flow from one groove to another. But purposeful accent mixing has given it a nice wee twist.
    Makes me want to get back behind the drums again.

  • @ryanspeed4671
    @ryanspeed4671 5 років тому +1

    Not surprised that you can play gospel chops. I don't believe in stroking another man's ego & I say this sincerely. You're one of the best teachers,whos humble with awesome skills out here bro. Real talk!!!

  • @alefeans
    @alefeans 4 роки тому +1

    This is one of the most important videos for modern drummers ever ! Thanks for sharing !

  • @glennracoma7481
    @glennracoma7481 5 років тому +1

    Thanks for breaking all the craziness down...Sixteens, Triplets, emphasizing notes in those groups and alternating sticking and drums. Finally keeping that triplet subdivisions locked in brain.....too Cool

  • @avealotoaso4381
    @avealotoaso4381 4 роки тому

    Rob made an excellent point. Dave and many of the old cats have been doing this for yrs. Linear chops the foundation of many of these gospel chops.

  • @VikTheGreat360
    @VikTheGreat360 3 роки тому +2

    I absolutely LOVE how straight forward and to-the-point your explanation is. I also like how you dismantle the intimidation of these fill types by simply stating “it’s just a triplet man”. I feel like it puts me in the right ease of mind to start practicing and cranking out some of these chops!
    Been feeling creatively stuck for a little while and I’m so happy I found this video! Tysm :D

  • @TheGurner1
    @TheGurner1 5 років тому +22

    I love this style, (Chris Coleman is one of the best in my opinion) thanks for a great vid!

    • @drumminfro
      @drumminfro 5 років тому +2

      TheGurner1 Chris Coleman is in my top 3

    • @TheGurner1
      @TheGurner1 5 років тому +2

      @Duklin and he's superhuman when he really starts in on those drums ;-)

  • @MarkGarnerDrums
    @MarkGarnerDrums 5 років тому +4

    This was fantastic. I’ve always to know how to learn the gospel solos, and obviously everyone’s just blazing through the drums to where I can’t even see what’s going on, like you said. This was extremely helpful, and I can’t wait to try those exercises out! Thanks!

  • @Simplecannibus
    @Simplecannibus 5 років тому +4

    Man oh man I’m having a productive Saturday, thanks Rob!!!!!

  • @spencerholloman9354
    @spencerholloman9354 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you so much for the tutorial. Been playing for about 25 years and this was very simple and it helped

  • @TheRizaRahman
    @TheRizaRahman 5 років тому +1

    Rob... This is first time I saw you... But i can feel you are a humble person and nice man... Love your explanation there... 👍🏾

  • @gmoney1592
    @gmoney1592 5 років тому +12

    Another great lesson. Something new and challenging to learn. Thanks for breaking this down and showing us how to play this. Love your relaxed approach to playing . Trying to learn that myself thanks again

    • @SKragseth
      @SKragseth 5 років тому +1

      Gary C. Me too man I catch myself spazzing out while playing too often.

  • @Tristanrgreene11
    @Tristanrgreene11 3 роки тому

    Those buzzes in the begginging of your solo were and smooth as silk baby. Love it! Ty

  • @szathmaridonat5213
    @szathmaridonat5213 5 місяців тому

    I've been watching tons of tutorial videos about chops. I tried to practise patterns and these kind of stuffs... but this video gives me the key!! Thank you very-very-very much!:))

  • @PerpetualTwilight88
    @PerpetualTwilight88 5 років тому +2

    I've seen a few videos explaining GC and this one was very straight forward and makes a lot of sense. Thank you brother

  • @ARGBlackCloud
    @ARGBlackCloud 4 роки тому +1

    Linear is so misunderstood and really the foundation of all playing. Great explanation and video on this topic Rob, keep up the great work !!!

  • @mlechway
    @mlechway 5 років тому +1

    Love your vids, Rob. What amazes me the most about them is the fact that each time I hit the wall I can't even comprehend let alone figure out how to deal with it you come up with a video which gives me a very practical tip on how to move on. It's something magical, I love it !
    Oh, and greeting from Russia :)

  • @LimpBizkit999
    @LimpBizkit999 3 роки тому +1

    You have been a huge inspiration over the past 12 months whether it’s gospel chops, groove, jazz, rudiments or funk. Thanks Beatdown 🙏🏼🥁

  • @Zachadiddle
    @Zachadiddle 5 років тому +3

    Dude! Thanks for demystifying this! This style has always looked like so much fun but I’ve not been able to wrap my head around it. Now if you will excuse me, I’ve got some practicing to do. You rule, Rob!

  • @classixdrummer
    @classixdrummer 5 років тому +1

    4:29 - Me and the whole shedding thing. Thank you for the demystification, Rob.

  • @LuthorHuss2
    @LuthorHuss2 5 років тому +65

    Rob has a better throne than I do... to hold his freakin Ipad !! XD
    Great job anyways

  • @masonianbund
    @masonianbund 3 роки тому +8

    “Explosions and fireworks. It’s the same reason we love Die Hard...”
    *clicks like immediately.
    “This man speaks to my soul.”

  • @AustinPetDetective
    @AustinPetDetective 5 років тому +4

    Beautiful sounding kit, thank you for the lesson.

  • @willdavid6697
    @willdavid6697 5 років тому +2

    Excellent explanation, brother!!!
    I've been looking for the fundamental bed that these rest in for a while. Thank you for creating this lesson, Rob!!!!!!!!!

  • @ChuloDavidcito
    @ChuloDavidcito 2 роки тому

    Astounding! All that beautiful complexity, but never losing the groove! 👏

  • @BobSchoepenjr
    @BobSchoepenjr 4 роки тому +1

    Just wow Rob how musically you master your playing!

  • @JamesOKeefe-US
    @JamesOKeefe-US 5 років тому +1

    So mind bogglingly smooth :) The trick to it is for me to get a lot better 😂 or take up gardening... Thank you so much for this brilliant video!

  • @goranlazic8327
    @goranlazic8327 4 роки тому

    you have incredble feel to play solo on track...amazing skils and creativity..on of the best way to do solo..

  • @damstevieray
    @damstevieray 4 роки тому

    You're the kind of person that bring simple answers to complexe questions, where everybody beat around the bust and ended telling you to buy this course or something else... Thanks so much for the awesome content and clear explanations !

  • @policeboy1288
    @policeboy1288 5 років тому +4

    Can't wait to start learning practicing.

  • @prescott65
    @prescott65 9 місяців тому

    Thank you and Bless you and you Family!🙏🏽🥁

  • @papapoodo6685
    @papapoodo6685 5 років тому +1

    You sir are a great teacher! Your delivery makes it easier to absorb. Great technique too! Thank you

  • @NoelMay
    @NoelMay 5 років тому +3

    Thanks again Rob for a simple explanation of something that seems unreal ! I watch those guys you mentioned and to me it's all a blur ! A wonderful sounding mass of notes that somehow fit together to make an incredible rhythm . Those guys are the masters of that at great speed but I now have some idea of what they are doing.

  • @joshg3767
    @joshg3767 5 років тому +5

    Thank you, Iv'e been looking for an approach to gospel chops for awhile now

    • @RobBeatdownBrown
      @RobBeatdownBrown  5 років тому +1

      Hope it helps 🤘🏽

    • @Munch1289
      @Munch1289 5 років тому

      Wow gospel chops are this easy just sticking and accents😂i see why lol rudiements also help to increase ur vocbaulary in these 16th notes triplets and stuff

  • @thibodaux3424
    @thibodaux3424 3 роки тому

    Gary Chaffee's Patterns book will help with most of this stuff. That book is gold! When I started on it 15 years ago I remember thinking to myself “that's what Vinnie is doing! “ I'd change the title of the lesson to “Chaffee Chops“ because once you can string together and orchestrate the A, B and C sticking patterns you've pretty much got it.

  • @AC-ub4kk
    @AC-ub4kk 2 роки тому

    I think you are awesome teacher...You always explain everin details

  • @_P_M_
    @_P_M_ 5 років тому +1

    That's so cool that you mentioned The Next Step. Great vid. Dave Weckl's funky beat displacement. Rod Morganstein from the Dregs, used to do articles in Modern Drummer on these concepts back in the 80's as well.

  • @manny2092
    @manny2092 Рік тому

    so cool! that makes a lot of sense! Thank you for explaining "Gospel Chops" foundations!

  • @coreyroberts47
    @coreyroberts47 5 років тому +1

    I cant wait to practice

  • @Simplecannibus
    @Simplecannibus 5 років тому +2

    Rob you’re the greatest I’m moving those triplets all around the Kit!!!!!!

  • @sawsickness
    @sawsickness 5 років тому +2

    love your vids. Your very laid back dude and you explain things well. thanks

  • @diamondraven484
    @diamondraven484 Рік тому

    I love your method of teaching I needed this along time ago

  • @treybushorr1544
    @treybushorr1544 5 років тому +1

    really felt that solo man.... great job👏🏼👏🏼

  • @tharris1291
    @tharris1291 4 роки тому +1

    Super Solo! It makes many solos even by the big names seem at times a little repetitive and not have the same amount of light and shade that Rob brings to the kit...I guess I'll be putting in plenty of practice now!

  • @willpackham_
    @willpackham_ 2 роки тому +1

    Thanks so much Rob, brilliant video as usual, really helped me out!

  • @Altasys
    @Altasys 2 роки тому

    I'm glad this guy is here

  • @FedericoFoglia
    @FedericoFoglia 5 років тому +1

    I wanna really thank you for a very illuminating lesson! You helped me to start a new engine!

  • @phillippeharris5557
    @phillippeharris5557 5 років тому +2

    Great great breakdown! I needed this understanding thanks so much

  • @juliocontagro
    @juliocontagro 5 років тому +1

    KILLER snare sound!!!!

  • @matthargett2284
    @matthargett2284 5 років тому +2

    Love this dude he’s a old school but he know new school....just simple that’s it

  • @tktkdrums
    @tktkdrums 4 роки тому

    Never seen your videos before and enjoy most instructional videos, but you just make sense and in an extremely pleasant way. Thank you!

  • @mrmisfit635
    @mrmisfit635 5 років тому +5

    So happy for this!

  • @dudscortez6403
    @dudscortez6403 3 роки тому +1

    I was always so intimidated to dive in this type of playing, but your explanation made it all seem possible. I'mma start doing this type of thing everyday. :)

  • @williammills1026
    @williammills1026 5 років тому +3

    I grew up listening to Cobham but u broke the stuff down...nice!

  • @th3rawh3br3w4
    @th3rawh3br3w4 5 років тому +1

    you got funky on this one Rob....that intro demonstration was on point, and them ghost notes add plenty presence and control

  • @emmanueleverett4777
    @emmanueleverett4777 5 років тому +2

    Thanks I’m drummer to and I feel like u helped me a lot because I was really needed help of soloing and using different variations and I feel like u helped with that

  • @jamcorjeff1
    @jamcorjeff1 4 роки тому

    Rob, i personally just wanna say thank you for sharing and giving. Your approach to drums is very refreshing and non avasive. You are respectful in your giving props to those who push the envelope. The difference is you share and explain how to push your individual envelope which obviously depends on the drummer's commitment. Thank you again for being who you are👌

  • @terrytaylor4730
    @terrytaylor4730 4 роки тому

    Thanks for keeping it real. It just takes a little insight into most of the popular rhythms and fills. Really appreciate your perspective and desire to bring the rest of us guys up to speed. T

  • @cowboyblaze8767
    @cowboyblaze8767 4 роки тому

    Channel is very refreshing- thank you

  • @tivaughngordon4296
    @tivaughngordon4296 5 років тому +1

    By far the best explanation I've seen 💯

  • @robchismar4679
    @robchismar4679 5 років тому

    "...then it really starts to sound a little bit Wonky". I luv it! Fitting word. Thanx for yet again a very helpful video. This makes sense. I don't wanna start sounding wonky' bcuz that's easy to let happen.

  • @kimtorres9202
    @kimtorres9202 5 років тому

    Okay, that lesson was just refreshing. Liner and accents. Who would have said that straight out explaining gospel chops? Thanks man! That was awesome. I will be downloading that backing track.

  • @JorgeSantana-rg5pm
    @JorgeSantana-rg5pm 5 років тому +3

    I like this dude! Simplifies things to make a better drummer out of you! That my friends is a gift of a teacher. God bless you brother.

  • @jonnifjader
    @jonnifjader 3 роки тому

    So inspiring and interesting to listen and watch your videos!! You give confidence! Kinda old now and never played in a band. Gave myself a Sonor kit as a 50y-gift 13 y's ago, mic'd my drums and learned to play fx Black Dog, Fool in The Rain, Walk This Way Rosanna.... but never really understood how to build my own drumming. Could listen to you for hours and everything is just exciting!! Thanks a Million! Best wishes from Sweden 😀

  • @hardcore907
    @hardcore907 5 років тому

    I fucking love this dude’s personality much more than most “UA-cam drum instructors”.

  • @joelgoodwin8805
    @joelgoodwin8805 5 років тому

    I appreciate this info and demonstration. What’s crazy is that I could probably teach it better than immediately apply it. But I’ll study this video and others.

  • @briandegoede4483
    @briandegoede4483 4 роки тому

    Another myth busting video. Thank you Rob. Greetings from cape town!

  • @frogmeister2407
    @frogmeister2407 2 роки тому

    Rob Brown buddy, I remember when you only had 10k subs... you've come a long way, and I have too. I'm starting to get back in drums since I had to take a break (pops got a pacemaker), I really want to get into chops so I looked up the classic "how to do gospel chops". And all these years later I'm greeted with your beautiful kit and fro! Keep it up man, you impacted my life.

  • @vivenzeo
    @vivenzeo 4 роки тому +2

    this is the only gospel chops solo i know that the drummer is relaxed. SOLD!

  • @kennethryandunahoe
    @kennethryandunahoe 5 років тому +2

    Very detailed and explained easy. Thank you.

  • @drumphills
    @drumphills 5 років тому +1

    Rob, that was a great lesson. In a drum frustrated vortex, thanks for helping me to get out.

  • @torpedoboy4
    @torpedoboy4 11 місяців тому

    Ha! You're an old head like me. I remember back in the early 1990s, us young church drummers couldn't wait to get our hands on the newest Chick Corea or John Patitucci albums. You named all the ones we were listening to, and we were trying to decipher how they were getting those sounds. Great breakdown of these concepts, btw!

  • @JCurtisDrums
    @JCurtisDrums 5 років тому +1

    Excellent video Rob. You are a very articulate player and teacher. Lovely work.

  • @Diamondlifebruhh
    @Diamondlifebruhh 5 років тому

    I swear i love your videos they make everything so simple to me man thank you wish u nothing but the best

  • @lenwoodturneriv6169
    @lenwoodturneriv6169 4 роки тому

    Thanks for sharing this stuff man. I'm not a drummer but trying to get some of the concepts to help with my time. A solid percussionist always makes it easier to navigate, without losing the '1', when I hear it.

  • @rhythmantic
    @rhythmantic 5 років тому +1

    Very helpful and insightful instruction and great tips - thank you Rob for your work!

  • @scottr5211
    @scottr5211 5 років тому +1

    Excellent lesson. Thank you!