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Christian Knuf
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The Roots You Got Me ft. Erykah Badu Drums Questlove Transcriptions
Questlove Drums Groove Drum&Bass Hip hop
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J Dilla Slum Village Hip Hop Drums Groove Style Chris Dave
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Slum village Fantastic vol 2
The Roots You Got Me ft. Erykah Badu
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Mr Questlove Drums Transcripcion drums cover
Chris Dave & the Drumhedz Live (J. Dilla the greatest)
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The Drumhedz Chris Dave: Drums Jermaine Williams: Bass Kebbi Williams : Flute/sax Isaiah Sharkey: Guitars
Chris Dave & the Drumhedz Live
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The Drumhedz Chris Dave: Drums Jermaine Williams: Bass Kebbi Williams : Flute/sax Isaiah Sharkey: Guitars
Percusion callejeraTechno en las Voses Corrrea
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Christian Knuf Street Drummer (Correa en las Voces) San Carlos De Bariloche Rio Negro Argentina
New Orleans Drums Grooves Transcriptions
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New Orleasn Drumming Mardi Gras Indian Grooves transcription Stanton Moore Style influence Take it to the street book. Mardi Gras Indians Eveentually the ceremonies performed in Congo Square were abolished because of the fear of the potential of large slave gatherings. The slave moved the ceremonies outside the city limits altogether once a law was passed bannings. the playing of drums in publi...
J Dilla Slum Village Hip Hop Drums Beat
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Slum Village Freestyle Rap J Dilla Questlove Drums Beat
Mark Guiliana Beat Music : MY Life Starts Now
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Mark Guiliana Beat Music : MY Life Starts Now Live at Rockwood Music Mark Guiliana -Drums Chris Morrissey - Bass Steve Wall-electronics
Stanton Moore Conversations (2014) In the Keyhole
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Stanton Moore Conversations April 15, 2014 For my new jazz piano trio record "CONVERSATIONS" I’ve assembled some great New Orleans musical luminaries in (bassist) James Singleton and (Pianist) David Torkanowsky
that grip is crazy im amazed
Sinistro ao extremo
so amazingly dope
I keep coming back to this video year after year. Thanks so much for sharing these amazing patterns.
крис красавчик уважаю!!! и вмех кт с ним
Wow man. You're a crazy person. Your approach to rhythm is nuts. Absolutely love it. I would love to work with you someday.
someone knows what type of sonor snare drum does he use? the wood one that he has between his legs
What was the look about @ 2:35?
fireeeeee
Whole thing is a clinic, the single left hand roll at 2:28 and the roll at the end still blows my mind
Wait a minute, are those buzz rolls at the beginning and end supposed to be the scratching of the vinyl?? This dude is a genius!
He is! Though, those are actually single stroke rolls. Dude is cracked
band is pretty good,, particularly the flute but the drummer is being rly annoying .
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I’ve been looking for this for 20 yrsI wanted to see someone play that beat. Dope
What's the name of this song? Like how can I find it on Spotify or a variation of?
j dilla the greatest by karriem riggins, based on j dilla's track with phat cat called 'feat' .
I initiated this interview/concert video. Some facts to it: We filmed in the Maarwegstudio2 in cologne (germany). That is an old, dry sounding studio. The drumset was mine basically (Chris only brought the cymbals). So, the snare is a Horst Link signature 8" deep Bubinga snare from Sonor. The snare really by itself sounds special and can be tuned easily in this direction. Snare bottom (Remo clear super thin reso-head) cranked up and a bit higher than the top. Snare top was - i think - a controlled sound coated from Remo. Maybe it was an Ambassador, I can't remember. The kick is a 20" Gretsch RB (Jasper Shells), very vintage. Filled up between 1/2 and 2/3 with blankets and paper. I think Chris did that by himself, can't remember. It was superdry. I found the setting of the seat (very, very, very high....maximum height) and the setting of the kick-pedal (DW 9000, very fast response...pretty tight screw) very helpful to achieve the style of playing. I tried it after he was gone. He also liked the metallic side-snare (also 8" deep). That is a big chief from Masshoff. So, mainly german brands. Who would've though :-). Cheers, Sönke
Thanks for this info!!
Thank you for sharing! that’s awesome
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Those splash cymblass oh ma gawww
That was dope. Very difficult beat to master
beautyfull sound in the drumns!! yuo sound good gays.
oh my god how did i just find this
one day i’ll find the HD full screen version of this whole performance and everything will be right
Isaiah Sharkey is a bad, bad man...
Ah! Those kicks!!!! Like being being punched in the gut with a pillow fist
ummm how do you count that
i might be late to answer you haha It's actually just a 4/4 time signature but the back beat is cropped into groups of seven 3 groups of seven and a last group of eleven notes, for a total of 32 so it's fits into 2 measures of 4/4 if you consider it as groupings of 16ths notes. You can hear it in the album version, it starts as a " normal " 4/4 beat, then only the drums and bass change pattern but the meter and the keys chords stay the same ! i hope it helped :)
@@PyjamaMusic It’s been a long time haha.. Later that year I actually preformed this song on stage playing bass, great experience. And your explanation is very different than the way I understood it but perfectly correct so thank you so much
@@rani.aviv_ wow that's great ! I'm very curious about the way you approached it, would you be fine telling me ? :D
@@PyjamaMusic my teacher at the time told me to divide the beat into four sections of 8 notes and then learn by heart the specific placement of each note on an even 32 notes beat. I think it’s an odd and non functional way to hear this beat but it really helped some of the band members get it. Basically the whole time you hear the bigger 4/4 but you place the kick and the snare in these odd places and the result is playable but listeners will hear a completely different thing than that we hear while counting and playing.
@@rani.aviv_ haha that's also a great way to feel it and i would say it's much more reliable since you " hear it " against a normal pulse. That's also the way i think about some of tigran hamasyan's riffs, but i often switch between the way i described it and the way you described it ! that's so cool thank you for your answer :)
thanks for that great music and your creativity!
Awesome !
this is making me feel very dizzy ... amazing
Couldn't be more natural,, coordinated percussionists." REFERENCE " model for all.Thanks Nicholas
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chris has the nicest sounding drum kit ever constructed
Indeed. The sharpest, most crisp crunchy snare I’ve ever heard
@@papahawk3644 one of the biggest snares i've seen too, holy hell that thing is deep
@@SLDR23876 an 8 inch or 7 inch depth, but it's cranked so high. I should crank up my deep snaree
It isn't his.
@@papahawk3644Snares in plural
Bomb
Ufffff buenísimo Chris!!!!tremendo mostro!!!me encantó!
whats the attachment on the kick? sounds great
looks like a homemade subkick, basically a speaker rewired into a big mic
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I still f that up. Props!!!👍
Brilliant
六本木で観たら 凄い音が きれいだったNO,1 ドラマーは やはりすごいなあああ
Priceless 🔥What kind of tambourine-thing 😆 is that on top of his chopper (left side) thats not a standard tambourine or a panderio? Has a wood block-ish sound when he rides on it. I need that in my life 😍
1;55 borrowing from Chopin's funeral march ............ or only I can see it?????????????
He grooves like hell but he also plays too much.
Janne Hako i used to think so until the sound grew on me , he’s unique for sure
I feel like Chris is mad at the flutist
how did he do that snare delay thing at the end of solo? (2:27) That other snare always has delay on it? WO
One Shoe I think he put a coin or something on it, I see two black circles on it
One snare with a delay in the mix
wow that sounds amazing
Love it.
Zarpado. Altos vocals se mando el loco ese. Quebaron mortales.
Major dragging and a bit rushed in areas.
Marcus Brown That’s the point.
Yeah but that’s on purpose..which makes him even more dangerous
WOOOOOSH.
Why have toms when I can just turn off the snare?
I can see why people hate on this. As a drummer it went over my head, but now I think it’s brilliant.
To be fair, this music is not meant for simpletons or normies
@@devonscope6222 Its music that's also music that is having fun and feeling good. Not to be perfect music
top of the line shit right here boys.