Scott Genovese - Tony Williams "Blushda" Drum Lick - Lesson I: Introduction and Analysis
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2014
- Here's my lesson on the famous Tony Williams drum lick called the "Blushda Lick." This has become one of my all-time favorite drum licks, so here's my analysis and take of the lick itself. Hope you enjoy, keep an eye out for Part II, and come subscribe!!
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👏🏿👏🏿🥁👏🏿👏🏿 Great acknowledgement of where the Tony W. 'blushda' probaly came from...Tony❗💯
Thank you so much! My apologies for this extremely late response. Hope all is well :)
By far, one of most helpful videos for breaking down the blushda! Thanks!
Years later, you are finally getting a reply from me lol. Thank you so much! Sorry about the late reply though. RUclips used to make it very difficult for me to comment for some reason.
Best lesson on it
Thank you so much! 😁🥁🎶 If you have an Instagram profile, feel free to explore mine @sgenodrums0602 (same username as here)
Scott , wel Explained. And you execute it Very fast as well!
Great Lesson!!!
thanks ! Veery well done
Cool Lesson!
One of my favorite licks
Now if I could only play like Tony
Thanks Manuel! Sorry for the late reply. It is one of the greatest drum licks ever. And if you practice and are dedicated, you will be able to play like him! Maybe not 100% Tony, but enough to be able to be a close version :)
beautiful!!!!!
Hi Pablo! Thank you for tuning in and for the kind words :)
Gonna work on it tomorrow thank you!
Thanks alot for good lesson, Scott!
Hi Dmitry! You are most welcome :)
Was introduced to the Swiss triplet via Mitch Markavitch and Tornado.
Excellent!
Nice and well explained!
Hello there! One year later, you are getting a reply from me lol. Thank you so much!
This is the best explanation on youtube! Excellent teaching!👍
@@MrUsque Thank you! My apologies for this extremely late response. Hope all is well :)
5:27 WTF... I had to check my mobile... :)
When you record something with your phone, make sure that silent/plane mode is on :)
Great instruction.
Thanks! I'm sorry for only seeing this comment years later. Hope all has been well :)
NICE!!!!
Hi there! Thank you very much! Sorry for the late reply. RUclips used to make it difficult to comment or respond back for some reason. But now, it is no longer a problem :)
thankyou!!
You're most welcome, Gabriele!
bravo great ..drummer great tecnic ,genovese is name italiano ..ciao
Grazie! Grazie! Si! Ciao :)
5:29 demonic presence.
I had to play it again as I thought I was hearing voices!
Hi Marc! Yes. Thank you for pointing that out XD This was from my old Android phone. I am sorry for commenting years later. At the time, RUclips was giving me a hard time about commenting. But now, I am finally able to :)
@@ScottGenovese lol I'm glad you were finally able to!
@@marccrossland785 It's a good feeling lol. By the way, if you're interested in online drum lessons, I teach private lessons via Skype, Zoom, FaceTime, and more. Discounted prices because of COVID-19 as well. Let me know :)
Good...
Thank you Maurizio!
In which video of Tony you've seen this pls? i've seen him play left flam accent without the double stroke and he plays the bass along with the 2nd triplet on the cymbal. check it his solo live in Italy 1982
11 people are Lars Ulrich.
your swiss triplet speed and precision is amazing. how the f**k am I supposed to get that fast?
Hello Christian and thanks for the kind words! Before you can execute this fast, you must practice anything slow or in slow motion to understand it better. Whether it is feeling it out, breaking it down, or wondering what motions to use, slow practice is always the best type of practice. So in this case, Swiss Army Triplets should be practiced slowly and the sticks or your stick heights will be higher than when they are played faster. As you get faster, your sticks or the distance of your sticks to the playing surface will decrease. And most importantly, play relaxed and controlled. Don't allow the stick(s) to work you; YOU work the sticks! I hope this all helps and if you are interested in private online drum lessons, I teach via Skype, FaceTime, Discord, Zoom, or whichever platform is easiest for you. Let me know, hope you're doing well, and happy drumming! :)
Scott Genovese hi Scott, thank you very much for the advice! I also hope this helps 😂 Whenever I practice rudiments and try to increase the tempo, I notice that it doesn't work anymore and I get discouraged very quickly. Should I just stick with a slower tempo for longer? Thanks a lot for the advice. I will come back sooner or later for a lesson!
@@christianwagenseil9621 You're most welcome! About your problem with playing rudiments at faster tempos, that can all be answered when we find out which day weekly works best for you. Let me know ASAP! Thanks again for watching and for your support :)
Scott Genovese basically every day works for me, since I don't have a job at the moment. What's the cost for a lesson?
@@christianwagenseil9621 Since COVID-19 has affected everyone, the cost of my lessons have EXTREME discounts now! I teach 30 minute lessons, 45 minute lessons, and/or 1 hour lessons. 30 minutes is $15, 45 minutes is $30, and 1 hour is $45. But of course, we can negotiate and work out something that is best for you :)
Usefull and funny! ;-)
5:27 the vibration was in time
It was intentional......lol
Learn your rudiments people.