Jim Riley playing his DubStep track (with extended drum solo)
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- This video features Rascal Flatts drummer Jim Riley play grooving and soloing over the DubStep track from his new book, "Survival Guide For The Modern Drummer." This is one of 124 drum-less tracks all musical styles included with the book. for more information about how to pick up your own SIGNED copy, visit jimrileymusic.c...
This book is distributed worldwide by Alfred Publishing
Those toms sound HUGE!!!!
Incredible chops executed with power, heart & soul.
NICE COOL!!!
Killer solo!! Love this track!
what a f....ing amazing drummer! thanx for your video!
I have this book and I really like it, great job Jim!
Raphael Saini
Thank You!
I have the book and its outstanding. Thank you for your dedication.
Wow brother! Excellent work as always.
wow super chops
Whaouu!!
Great job ! Thank you for putting this book , CD tracks and videos together. I love your "Attack" no holding back but also such great power and restraint.
I have a request not in this book.
I'd love to see YOU play the Drum parts and walk/talk through the steps of 50 ways to Leave Your Lover , by the Amazing Steve Gadd ... Thanks !
Thanks! I'll hope you will pick it up!
OMG! That's incredible drumming Jim! Most folks that go to the Rascal Flatts concerts have no idea how awesome you are. Some of those fills are just unreal! What is that snare you are using? Now that snare sounds incredible
Thank you! Just doing my thing!
Hey Jim, that's a very interesting take on the song. Well done!
I spotted the marimba in the background, do you get to spend much time on it? I've been a "classically trained" percussionist for 13 years, but never got time on the set. Any advice/tips for someone like me who wants to start the drum set? Bonus points if you say "Buy my book" :)
This was an original song as are all of the tunes in the book...the marimba stuff in this case was programmed but I do play some...really just enough right now to prepare my students for college..I don't try to over emphasize it as it does not have a ton of direct applications in the musical workplace...lots of indirect benefits (teaching "drummers" about melody, harmony etc..) your classical training will act as a great base of knowledge to begin your training as a drum set player...and yes I think you would enjoy and benefit from this book quite a bit... :-)
noice
I have bought one copy of this incredibile book, What is the name of the snare jim? :)
Paolo Pappalettera that is the Ludwig 6.5x14 hammered bronze.
what kind of head phones monitors do u use
Direct sound ex-29's
+Jim Riley how much , is it good quality ?
+Jeremy Perez little over a hundred...great quality, great durability!!
+Jim Riley im a drummer and bass player i play with a in ear monitor monitor system no amp would u recommend to use for live performances
+Jeremy Perez i'm using them live