Tush - ZZ Top - Drum Cover
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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This has to be the first cover I've seen on RUclips where the drummer isn't scared to play a shuffle. This was perfect.
Exactly! And what a shuffle!! Perfectly played...👌👌👍👍
You’re exactly what drums and drummers need more of. Thank you!
This was the first song I learned in my first band almost 40 years ago. Still playing it in my current band! Really looking forward to this series. You have a great channel!
One day I'll have pockets as deep as you Jeff... One day.
Dude that means a ton coming from you. I love the way you play as well!
Here is something that comes to my mind often when I see you play...
I am a big fan of the sound of your drumming in general. It's big, fat, dynamic, accurate and soulful. You always kills it. I actually love your "backbeat ghost notes' sound", and in a triplet shuffle like this they really stand out. I feel like your ghost notes are in general louder and punchier than the ghost notes of most pro RUclips drummers (something which I dig a lot, It's like a signature of your sound for me). They still feel like ghost notes, don't get me wrong, but that is because your backbeats are massive, so they are still quieter when compared to the accents. But every time I see you playing these ghost notes+backbeats, I look at your forearm and the muscles are popping in such a way and the arm seems so tense, as if you are making a lot of effort to get such a massive snare sound with that much of a snap between ghosted and accented snare notes.
In many of the videos where you are playing a song that features intense ghost note activity, it looks in the first minute of playing like you are not gonna be able to get to the end of the song keeping the same snare intensity, and will burn out before the end. But of course you always nail it. But you are not one of those drummers that from a visual perspective looks relaxed, with muscles relaxed I mean.
I wonder if you are indeed intentionally going for these fat ghost notes and if the tension I'm seeing is merely an impression. Are you able to stay really relaxed even when you play with such intensity the "triplet-feel ghost notes" in this shuffle for a couple of minutes? Do you think what I'm saying/pointing out makes any sense?
Cheers from a big Brazilian fan stuck at home one more weekend watching RUclips.
This song grooves so hard!! Great pocket man 🤙🏼
Thanks man!
.......................MORE THAN GREAT!!!!!!!!!
That is stick control!!
Moeller technique is on top!
Congratulations my friend!
I look uo to you
Great job, dude!
Have you ever watched that song live? I'm just a huge fan of ZZ Top and from Frank Beard. The way he does that song live is just unbelievable. Right hand is absolutely straight while the left does all the shuffle swing, AND along with the bassdrum.
He also tends to push to beat forward, as if the snare hits were kinda uptempo. But just the snare! I don't know how to explain but I can clearly feel it. He is loose and stiff at the same time, crazy
Of course, the record version is more traditionally played hahaha
you are the definition of solid keep it up brother lots of love from down under
I watch you play and then i wanna play. Can't think of a better compliment.
Love those monster hi hats
I ask that the next one you do is on ZZ Top’s “La Grange.” I’m still trying to get that one down in its entirety. 👍
Perfect timing!! So groovy! Congrats from Argentine bro
Thanks bud!
Amazing cover well done mate
Amazing! God Bless!!
Grande Jeff sempre preciso e chiaro grazie
Right on Jeff! Keep up the great work! 🥁❤
Will do John!
Hard rock 🖤🤘
Left hand facility!! 💯 🔥
Killer shuffle man wow
Wow what a workout ! Very nice.
You're telling me! It definitely gets you warmed up.
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Tush loosely from the wrist, very good man😎
Finally someone plays it right!
Very nice! You should cover Cheap Sunglasses...that would be super cool.
Damn, that was nice. 👌🏻
Yeah... that’s how you do it! Bam!!!
Good job Jeff it maybe look simple but not an easy song too play!!!!!!
Thanks very much! It certainly isn't.
Great shuffle
Much appreciated!
sounded good though it's not how Frank Beard plays it. It's a shuffle on the snare and quarter notes on the hats / ride.
‘Bout damn I see someone cover a ZZ song with extreme Texas shuffle and get it right!
Much appreciated Jeffy!
Killer job, man! Rarely do drummers play this song properly. Usually they play the dumb blues beat albeit quick.
Ahhhhh shuffle 👌🤘🤘🤘
Best🥁💘
Very nice bro!
The drumming is top notch 🤗
I love the drive you make, and the work of your left hand.
However, I've heard sooo many buthchered versions of this song from bad cover bands in diffrent local pubs, so I have some issues about this song, and many more buthchered originals. 🥴
Love the Texas shuffle. Who invented it?
Are you hitting 4 on the floor with this groove, hard for me to see
The shuffle is good. But the drummer actually just plays quarter notes on the hi hat in the original song.
Listen to the original mix
Actually you are right, I stand corrected
Great shuffle feel!would have been interesting to hear your opinion of the differens between straight feel or shuffle feel as mr.Beard usually plays on the bassdrum(s).
I'll definitely talk a bit about that kick drum part that he plays! What a beast.
I played snare in school and college having hard time moving to a set any tips my son is a guitarist grad from Belmont My dream is to play drums with him in his band and tips going from die hard military snare drummer to a set thanks
Yeeeeeahhhhh!!! 👍👍👍
Viste viste, que tuu tienes Spice bro jjjjjjjjjjjjjjj so cool
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
good job bro !! :)
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The bass drum is not quarter notes. 16th notes and 1, and 3. Listen to it again
Killer
Thanks Joel!
Consider letting your arms relax more instead of them pushed outwards. Less effort better technique. But good job otherwise
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What is with the chicken neck move??
Yea it's like a pigeon walking