If anyone want to play that sick groove and those fills with the paradiddle on the upbeat here's the transcription: Bim chaka chaka Boom chaka cheke oh paradiddle paradiddle paradiddle paraboom WHAT c'mon hum hum shakeit plake doom (pause) paradiddle paradiddle flape uhm plat deuhm SIP pa. YOU'RE WELCOME
So many things happen when I watch your videos. 1st - I learn things 2nd - stay inspired to keep getting better But then...I get hungry!! "Spicy corn salsa!!" You rock, brother!! 🤘😎🥁
Between you and Gabe at drumbeatsonline, I’ll never have to worry about new ways to manipulate a drum kit. Your lessons are easy to follow, fun to watch, and the stuff works. #legit
Doing it with that left hand lead, it's like a blushda without the small diddles the right hand does when goes back to the snare. Love everything you do with flams. Much love from Uruguay.
This was great. Did the first 2 beats with the left handed flam accents, 3rd and 4th beats with paradiddles ending on the and of 4 and put those paradiddle on the toms with the snare on 4. Just learning to use rudiments while working on them is inspiring because they aren’t just drills anymore. Thank you.
Amazing lesson as always. Such a proof of knowledge and understanding of so many stages a drummer can find themselves in. Delivered from one of the most humble humans I've come across. Honest and severely inspirational 🤗 Untouchable level for me. You make your stuff look so easy! Keep it up Mike!
This is fantastic Mike. I have been practising my Swiss Army triplets with the 3 different stickings and did not know how to use them around the kit. This was a fabulous lesson on how to. Thanks man, you Rock. This is very inspirational to me. Rock On Mike Johnston...................
Yeah man, permutations rocks! A simple pattern can become a hard stuff when you parmutate it. Still locking forward for a compilation of all your 5:41 stuff. Haha.
That was a cool lesson, your a great teacher and you seem to make me laugh and keep it interesting. The go deeper part is like Paul Harvey’s “ And that’s the rest of the story”! Oh, love the dog in the other videos!!!
Great stuff! I've been working on a fill quite similar to this. Starts on the e of 1. Then it's flam double stops on ft/snare and ft/open hi hat landing on 3 then finishing off with 4 & ah on the snare. Sounds great building out of a solo into a chorus.
Truth is you are just awesome. Keep the fireworks going. You're just awesome. But please show us how you tune your drums in the next lesson please? Your drums sound good maannnn
actually putting some names or mouthing when you are doing a new fills are very helpful. Just like what you're doing its like you're singing all the fills. it really works. As a beginner like me, it does works for me.
Mike love all your videos and teaching! I sometimes find myself liking the stuff in between just as much as the thing you are teaching... so if you can offer 1-2 of several of those variations as well I think it would really compliment the ideas. Just a thought. I have no right to offer it up but here it is anyhow. LOVE YOUR PLAYING!!!
Been playing drums for years. Never had lessons. Been improvising through every song in every gig. First drum lesson I have ever seen. Not sure what those terms you were throwing around were at first but caught on lol. Seems like I naturally picked up these techniques but I appreciate you're lesson plan and delivery. Will need to check out more lessons. I can hold the pocket well but looking to learn some new things that aren't complicated lol. Great job!
For anyone wondering what Mike does at 2:39, I transcribed it for you: Flibitty, flibitty, flibitty, flibitty, flibitty, flibitty, flibitty, flikiteh Ping... Kah... Ping... Kah... Shlipitty, shlapitty, shlupitty, shlipitteh, hippity, shubitty, shibitty, shugidu Ping. Bonus sauce: shigadaboop
Love how it starts on the "e" instead of the 1. Kind of like my marriage. We went through many cycles to get to the Downbeat of "1". Now we're making music, so to speak.
Loved how you turned that into a groove at the end! Quick question: how do you keep your drum heads so clean and free of any marks or scratches from your playing? They look like they are always brand new in your videos. I'm never able to keep mine so nice and clean for long after I buy new heads.
That was such a fun surprise! As far as my heads they are just as marked up as anyone else's, lol. The trick is that I have a light above the kit that shines directly down on them causing them to be a tad over-exposed, which makes them look super clean :) Mike J - www.mikeslessons.com
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The spontaneous enthusiasm, clarity and lack of showboating is refreshing. Love the candle. Very new age.
If anyone want to play that sick groove and those fills with the paradiddle on the upbeat here's the transcription:
Bim chaka chaka Boom chaka cheke oh paradiddle paradiddle paradiddle paraboom WHAT c'mon hum hum shakeit plake doom (pause) paradiddle paradiddle flape uhm plat deuhm SIP pa.
YOU'RE WELCOME
LOL!!! Dear lord, I have issues :)
Mike J
Mike , plain and simple, you rock.....awesome lesson......U da man!!
@@cbenson67 Thanks a ton Charles, I really appreciate that bro :)
Mike J
Boom chaka chaka! Yeah!! Nice...
Emanuele Moriero - Wow...you’re good. Verbatim. 🤣
Dude I’ve been playing for 35 yrs and you’ve inspired me in the last 3 months to fall back in love w my drums.. ty soooooo much
That means the world to me brother 🙏🍵🙏🍵
Another great little lesson, I’ve been playing for over 33 years and I’m still learning so much. Mike , you inspire me to keep learning. Job done ! 🤘🙂
Love the freedom of drumming you demonstrate through the 180 you made halfway through the video!
Your lessons are outstanding, and I like how you don't lure people to a paid website to get the whole thing. Excellent.
I love to have teacher like him! The way he express his feeling of groove literally give me excitement..
I like the way you teach. U give your students hope and assurance that we can do it. Love your work.
Amazed at your ability to keep time on the hats on the upbeat, it's a real jazzy thing to do
My favorite drumming channel I've seen by far. Very helpful, and I appreciate the focus on rudiments and technique as well.
There literally needs to be a shirt with "skudaboop" on it!
yes ! there does
figuratively speaking.
So many things happen when I watch your videos. 1st - I learn things
2nd - stay inspired to keep getting better
But then...I get hungry!!
"Spicy corn salsa!!"
You rock, brother!! 🤘😎🥁
great lessons for all levels of drumming and music. thanks again mike.
YOU.... ARE..... THE.....GREATEST......DRUM.....TEACHER......ALIVE.....PERIOD
cheers from Manila Philippines
-Teacher BLue
Man, you surely doing your job perfectly.
I really appreciate that Arda. Thank you
Mike J
I remember all my rudiments from Drum And Bugle Corp.
Then I incorporated them in my professional capacity.
Nice job with this lesson ❤️
Thanks Mike. Very Inspiring. As always your enthusiasm is infectious and motivating.
Your enthusiasm is addicted Mike - GREAT MAN! (It sure rubs off on all of us) THANKS a "diddle"
Between you and Gabe at drumbeatsonline, I’ll never have to worry about new ways to manipulate a drum kit. Your lessons are easy to follow, fun to watch, and the stuff works.
#legit
Doing it with that left hand lead, it's like a blushda without the small diddles the right hand does when goes back to the snare.
Love everything you do with flams. Much love from Uruguay.
This was great. Did the first 2 beats with the left handed flam accents, 3rd and 4th beats with paradiddles ending on the and of 4 and put those paradiddle on the toms with the snare on 4.
Just learning to use rudiments while working on them is inspiring because they aren’t just drills anymore.
Thank you.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and energy with us Mike!
How about we called this lesson the ultimate how to use rudiments lesson. So useful!!!!!
What a great inspirational lesson! Thank you Mike!
Sir Mike I am truly grateful for the work that you put in. Really inspiring!! Thank you♥️
Awesome teacher . My 8 year old boy loves your drum videos . Many thanks mate 👍🏻
definitely gave me goosebumps right before you said it...thanks Mike!
You’re just the best teacher there is. Love your stuff. You’re hilarious. Every time I watch one of your videos I run down to my basement and play!!
Dang Mike! This was a GREAT lesson! You're always coming in hot with the inspiration. Thank you!
Yo!!! Great to hear from ya brother. Thanks a ton. Hope to catch up soon :)
Mike J
Another great and informative lesson. Congrats Mike! Scat singing + drumming, a nice combination man :) Just loved it.
Amazing lesson as always. Such a proof of knowledge and understanding of so many stages a drummer can find themselves in. Delivered from one of the most humble humans I've come across. Honest and severely inspirational 🤗
Untouchable level for me. You make your stuff look so easy!
Keep it up Mike!
Even your candle pulses in time! :D
Is always great to learn from one of my Favorites Drummer and Human.
Thanks Mike !
Greetings from Buenos Aires Argentina and Miami.
Rafael Ferrer Levy
You've always been my inspiration from the time I discovered your chanel 10 years ago... I wish I could have half your talent.... You rock man.... 👍
This is fantastic Mike. I have been practising my Swiss Army triplets with the 3 different stickings and did not know how to use them around the kit. This was a fabulous lesson on how to. Thanks man, you Rock. This is very inspirational to me. Rock On Mike Johnston...................
So much positive energy. Very inspiring. Thanks 🎶🎵🎶
Yeah man, permutations rocks! A simple pattern can become a hard stuff when you parmutate it. Still locking forward for a compilation of all your 5:41 stuff. Haha.
Totally agree! That 5:41 sauce is locked in a vault at the Guardians of the Sauce location that I can't share, lol :)
Dude you are an amazing teacher and a great player! Thank you!
That was a cool lesson, your a great teacher and you seem to make me laugh and keep it interesting. The go deeper part is like Paul Harvey’s “ And that’s the rest of the story”!
Oh, love the dog in the other videos!!!
That candle inspired the wine that I'm drinking while practicing lol......
Always an inspiration mike. Love it..!
Now you're talking! lol. Enjoy my friend :)
Mike J - www.mikeslessons.com
someone needs to make compilation of mike skat drumming
You are truly inspirational, great video
Great stuff!
I've been working on a fill quite similar to this. Starts on the e of 1. Then it's flam double stops on ft/snare and ft/open hi hat landing on 3 then finishing off with 4 & ah on the snare. Sounds great building out of a solo into a chorus.
Truth is you are just awesome. Keep the fireworks going. You're just awesome. But please show us how you tune your drums in the next lesson please? Your drums sound good maannnn
Awesome love your attitude and teaching style thank you!
actually putting some names or mouthing when you are doing a new fills are very helpful. Just like what you're doing its like you're singing all the fills. it really works. As a beginner like me, it does works for me.
Love your impressions of drum sounds 😆
Beautiful Mike. Thank you.
You are a BEAST, Michael!!!!!!
Thank you very much, great fun to ply this:
This is great, was getting into flams without any clue to technique. Getting better by the week
So happy to help George! Enjoy the journey my friend :)
Mike J
Thank you as well sir! Your lessons are very helpful
I love your lessons! Mike -- ok Emanuele you got it! I couldn't remember the words he said. I think my fav. is his "Skugadaboop " ! haha .
You are always the best!!!
Love your contents!!
Much appreciated Alex! Thanks so much for watching :)
Mike J
Great lesson as always keep it up Mike👍
Thanks so much Jesrhyl! Much appreciated brother :)
Mike J
Yeah love the skidadydiddly poopshoot 😂 you make it fun mate 🍻🇦🇺
Mike love all your videos and teaching! I sometimes find myself liking the stuff in between just as much as the thing you are teaching... so if you can offer 1-2 of several of those variations as well I think it would really compliment the ideas. Just a thought. I have no right to offer it up but here it is anyhow. LOVE YOUR PLAYING!!!
amazing sir..it helps a lot for us.thank you Mr. mike😊Godbless you.
Mike thank you for another awesome video
You've got a sub, great video for beginners. Fun and easy to watch :)
Not a single dislike! That’s what we wanna see!👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼🔥
Been playing drums for years. Never had lessons. Been improvising through every song in every gig. First drum lesson I have ever seen. Not sure what those terms you were throwing around were at first but caught on lol. Seems like I naturally picked up these techniques but I appreciate you're lesson plan and delivery. Will need to check out more lessons. I can hold the pocket well but looking to learn some new things that aren't complicated lol. Great job!
You are such a motivator to me.. thank you so much. 🙏
0:57 "Shiggadaboop!"
Also, another great lesson Mike, thanks
Just found your channel! Awesome lesson and great enthusiasm Mike
Your lessons are full of fun everyone will want to play.......my request is plz give notation also when you are playing...thnx
mom magic Thanks so much. The link to the notation is in the description :)
@@mikeslessons thank you sir.
150th comment so gotta comment: Mike srsly good stuff, best drumer i know. Full stop. Checked to see i was subbed, thank god I was. Flapadbada
Dude you're awesome. 🤘🥁
Espectacular!! 👏👏👏
Thank you so much Bogado, so glad you enjoyed it :)
Mike J
Great lesson! Inspiring
Bro you’re awesome! I love your vids man super helpful keep doing what you’re doing! Thank you so much!
Thank you Mike!! Loved it
Great video! Thanks for sharing
That last groove with the cowbell was very Stanton Moore like.
This is great.. what an inspiration. Thank you....
This lesson is what I needed
Great beat box
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Sweet cowbell groove bro!!
Mike that was great lesson brother. 👊👍
So glad you enjoyed it Joe. Can't wait to see you at camp... later today, lol :)
Mike J
Thank you Mike!
Got that high Tom sounding jazzy
For anyone wondering what Mike does at 2:39, I transcribed it for you:
Flibitty, flibitty, flibitty, flibitty, flibitty, flibitty, flibitty, flikiteh
Ping... Kah... Ping... Kah...
Shlipitty, shlapitty, shlupitty, shlipitteh, hippity, shubitty, shibitty, shugidu
Ping.
Bonus sauce: shigadaboop
Thank you so much, I couldn't find any notation software that had that preprogrammed in. Really disappointing! LOL 😂😂
Mike J
@@mikeslessons I guess we'll have to make one ourselves, then!
Love how it starts on the "e" instead of the 1. Kind of like my marriage. We went through many cycles to get to the Downbeat of "1". Now we're making music, so to speak.
ALWAYS INSPIRING!!
Yeah! Sprinkle some paprika on it! Love it 🥁🥁🥁🥁
What is a fill without spice right? lol :) Glad you dug it my friend
Mike J - www.mikeslessons.com
woot woot, the dirk blast rudiment
Great lesson. Love your energy and passion. What metronome app are you using?
Nice one,Mike! Could you break down some these gospel chops? I’m in the dark on that style...
Great again
Hahah I did hear that cowbell and felt that thing right in the boogie
Nice. I like this.
playing the rudiment on the up beat , use linear drumming and loop play one side of the rudiment. thanks, it was a good lesson.
Now I'm craving some "spicy corn salsa"!
Awesome
Awesome!!
Brilliant 😁👍🥁👊
Man , it sounds amazing! Very well done , thanks for the lesson!!
Shhkidum badum ts taka Dshubleh dshublee (bada) 🎉🎉😅❤
Love you MAN!!!!
Loved how you turned that into a groove at the end! Quick question: how do you keep your drum heads so clean and free of any marks or scratches from your playing? They look like they are always brand new in your videos. I'm never able to keep mine so nice and clean for long after I buy new heads.
That was such a fun surprise! As far as my heads they are just as marked up as anyone else's, lol. The trick is that I have a light above the kit that shines directly down on them causing them to be a tad over-exposed, which makes them look super clean :)
Mike J - www.mikeslessons.com
Some cymbals make the tip of the sticks dirty, and that dirt often ends up on the heads. Especially white heads.
Some cymbals don't make sticks dirty.
@@mikeslessons thanks!
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