5 Iconic Jazz Drum Licks - Steve Lyman
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Take a page from the book of legends as Steve Lyman walks you through five iconic licks from some of the greatest jazz drummers of all time!
Philly Joe Jones, Tony Williams and Roy Haynes continue to influence drummers in the 21st century. We hope these licks will inspire you to check out more of this great art form and maybe even help you connect the dots between these legends and the drummers of today.
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Album recommendations:
Philly Joe Jones - "Milestones"
Tony Williams - "Seven Steps To Heaven"
Roy Haynes - "We Three"
What are some of your favourite tunes/albums that these drummers have played on? And can we give it up for Roy Haynes who is still killing it and making music at 94!
Miles Davis - Four and More (Tony Williams)
Art Pepper - Meets the rythm section (Philly Joe Jones)
Miles Davis - Miles Smiles (Tony Williams)
Kenny Garrett - Triology (Brian Blade)
Roy Haynes - Now He Sings, Now He Sobs (Chick Corea)
Miles in the sky is tony williams at his absolute best. absolutely galaxy brain shit
ROY HAYNES
The WHOLE CD: Blues and the Abstract Truth - Oliver Nelson
Israel; My Little Suede Shoes / CD: Praise - Roy Haynes
Straight Ahead / CD: Straight Ahead - Oliver Nelson
Bye Ya (& whole CD) / CD: When It Haynes It Roars - Roy Haynes
Dear Old Stockholm / CD: Dear Old Stockholm - John Coltrane
Scoochie / CD: Cracklin’ - Roy Haynes with Booker Ervin
Pumpkin / CD: Black Fire - Andrew Hill
…We Three and SO many more.
TONY WILLIAMS
Lost (& whole CD) / The Soothsayer - Wayne Shorter
Love Song / CD: Spring - Tony Williams
Neptune: Creatures of Conscience / CD: The Story of Neptune - Tony Williams
Gazzelloni; Out to Lunch / CD: Out To Lunch - Eric Dolphy
Eighty One / CD: E.S.P. - Miles Davis
…and of course, Miles Davis: Four and More …and SO many more.
PHILLY JOE JONES
Locomotion / CD: Blue Train - John Coltrane
Two Bass Hit; Milestones / CD: Milestones - Miles Davis
The Surrey with a Fringe On Top / CD: Newk’s Time - Sonny Rollins
Workout / CD: Workout - Hank Mobley
Tune Up/When the Lights Are Low / CD: Cookin’ with the Miles Davis Quintet
The Governor / CD: Soulmates - Ben Webster & Joe Zawinul
…and of course, so many more.
PLEASE have more jazz lessons like this
Yat Ding I agree, I’m lovin this jazz lesson.
Yesss!
yes dude this guys kills
yes please
Filling using any part of the beat to accent while rolling between hits. Like six stroke with diddles. Smooth. Do a lesson on that.
I've never heard such a crisp yet smooth kit in my entire life
Krudensky Craviotto
More of this guy! And more jazz.
No
@@theodorbryhn-bjlgerud4786 yes
@@ebk7073344 Personally i don't like jazz, but i respect your opinion. So yes, more jazz
@@theodorbryhn-bjlgerud4786 Fair enough.
@@theodorbryhn-bjlgerud4786 jazz will help you more than any other style will even if you don't like it
Take a shot every time he says "Awesome lick".
we would die before Roy Haynes
Ok, I shouldn't have drink before watching your comment... Now I'm like.. REALLY drunk x)
But that was a nice tip anyway, thanks dude! :D
But uhm
I sometimes feel like jazz drummers can play any genre fairly good or good, but not all drummers can play jazz.
yeah it do be like that
I don't think that's accurate, many jazz drummers have issues playing metal and vice versa
I think that’s true of jazz musicians in general
@@vagstuten9454 No jazz pianists can rarely play classical
@Topjunkie I agree about jazz drumming being the most complex. My favorite drummer is Roy Haynes so I know what you mean. But that's a separate issue. There are jazz drummers who struggle getting into rock rhythms, not because it's more complex but because it's just so different. Japanese is by most metrics a more complex language than English, but the Japanese often struggle with English just because it's so different, to use a hopefully easy analogy. As for metal, which drummers do you have in mind? The best and most innovative drumming I've heard over the past 10 years has mostly been metal, especially the drummers from Plebeian Grandstand and Deathspell Omega
One of the most beautiful sounding kits i've ever seen
It’s not cheap guys.
That bass drum, though! Wow!
Exactly!
My thoughts exactly!! And what’s that ride?
@@jeanse27 Istanbul Mehmet Legend Dry. Looks like a 22"
Great lesson Steve 🔥🔥🔥
You were the first person I thought would might like this video lmaao
Steve Lyman is one of the best drummers I've ever seen play live. So awesome to see him do a video series like this!
Brotha. Help miiiii
Nice who did you see him with?
Same!
i never really realized this i knew drummers are insane, but jazz takes it to another level
Thank you, thank you. These licks take months to get down and play effectively. Then you make them your own. MORE PLEASE!!!!!!
Great lesson. That Craviotto Kit sounds amazing.
Awesome lesson! We need more jazz stuff! Ask Reuben! He's fantastic
Dear Mr Lyman: many thanks--effective demonstration and highly encouraging presentation for us lesser lights!
My respects.
Wow! YES!! Nicely done! Best jazz specific video I've come across recently, and definitely a great shout out to the amazing Roy Haynes!
so good broke down some crazy sounding phrases into simple pieces more of this, please!!
That 6 stroke roll Tony Williams lick is LIT. I'm can't stop doing it.
This drummer is amazing and the kit sounds sooooo good. Excellent
Great playing. So clean and great drum sounds too. 10 out of 10.
What a great, awesome instructive video, I ve been listening to these 3 records for the past weeks. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Wonderful lesson here. It all depends on the little things, when it comes to solid jazz drumming and soloing. Playing them with accuracy and finesse.
I have to watch this again to actually pay attention to the lessons... because I´m stunned over the beatiful playing og sound of this dude!! Great stuff!
One of the best lessons ever. Please have more of these.❤
Fantastic! Love the brevity & clarity of this lesson.
This was great. Also, damn, those Istanbul’s sound SO good 😍
Love your lesson here. Very helpful to this guitarist learning drums. I once had a band in Santa Fe with jazz drummer Bryan Lewis. He took lessons with Tony Williams when Tony was 16 years old in NYC, in exchange for Bryan giving Tony driving lessons in his truck! Fun story. Also, don't forget my friend, Pittsburgh legend Roger Humphries, Horace Silver's drummer.
Damn that kit sounds amazing. Oh and you sound pretty great too, Steve! :) Great explanations and love how excited you get about this stuff. Sometimes I watch these vids and it feels like the person explaining it is discussing a topic they really don’t care much about or aren’t as animated by as maybe perhaps they once were . Nice to see someone so passionate about their instrument, even when sometimes being a full time musician can cause people to look at their instrument with less excitement and more of just a job. Appreciate what you’re doing here and on Instagram
Hey glad you enjoyed the video Bob. 🙂
Kit is a Craviotto. Best drums on the planet
Can we have more jazz lessons and more of this guy please? He's amazing🙌🏾🔥
Amazing guy, great playing, great selection and incredibly good sounding kit. More of him please!
DrSticktrick Craviotto
Wow this guys good some fast clean rolls and all these sound like amazing and are just simple rudiments thats nice awesome video one of the best ive seen lately
Great lesson! Lovely playing, beautiful kit and cymbals.
This man was my teacher for a semester in college. He’s an intense teacher and he’s only so because he wants the best from you. We butted heads a lot but that was on me mostly because at the end of the day you knew he was drawing the very best out of you. Thank you Steve for your lessons.
Sounds like he's going to curse me into oblivion
Thank you! I’m going to dig into these! Your drums and cymbals sound great!
I've watched this video 5 times and have yet to say thank you! so.. Thank you man for the very cool licks. Fun lesson.
Geezzzzz that kit is soooooo beautiful.
Great lesson, awesome licks. That kit sounds amazing
man you're incredible, thank you for the lesson
FINALLY, some more jazz material!!
Drum Trainer by Jungho Kang Christmas in September man
can't wait for the full lesson!!
More jazz lessons please. Also that ride cymbal is gorgeous.
god damn that kit sounds amazing. every single drum is tuned absolutely perfectly
ocho cabra Craviotto best drums on the planet. Some the most expensive as well.
@@rowangraves7327 i don't know if it's a Craviotto thing so much as it's a 'tuned properly' thing. good, expensive drums can sound pretty bad in the wrong hands.
great lesson, succinct, very useful licks - keep 'em coming!
thanks so much Steve. So great to see the technique behind the art. A Bill Stewart reference too!
Wooow he is amaaazing. Very valuable and refreshing Guys.
Lyman's Revolver is a GREAT piece of work!
yeah this guy is BEAST!!! Love the Awesome licks!
what an amazing drummer!!! and how he explains it!
Absolutely fantastic lesson 🙌. Thanks Steve
Really impressive knowledge and skill you have Steve. Thanks for the great patterns.
Donnie P
Great feel; sound; AND explaining what really happens. Excellent. Salute. Carl
I DONT KNOW YOU PERSONALLY BUT YOU HAVE A FANTASTIC TOUCH AND AMAZING SOUND. I HAVENT LISTENED TO SUCH A FLUENT JAZZ DRUMMER FOR AGES!! WELL DONE MATE!!
genius licks. Swing like you're winning. Awesome lesson!
I'm trying to transition to jazz drums from rock/metal but don't really know where to get started with creating fills. Now I know where to get started LOL thank you Steve!!!!
Excellent work sir. Thank you.
Great video. Amazing sound and licks. Well done.
killing it, Steve. Thanks! I´ll be listening Now he sings... later today! :D
Very nicely done, very interesting and inspiring... thank you man
I could just watch this for hours, man. such clean playing, I love this guys instagram posts.
Great video. Would like to see more of these.
Very nice. Refreshing new stuff for me to try!
That was a very good lesson. Thank you.
Good lesson Steve Lyman thank you
Steve is incredible! Love ya dude
Hello amigo.. thanks I really like the way you explain drumming. To some out there who we play by ear....now I can read...but back to basics is about observing. Not by reading...grasias amigo ...
This video was epic!!! Time to practice!!! 💪🏻
Beautiful man doing beautiful stuff.
Great playing, Steve!
Thanks! Beautiful kit...
Awesome! Please MORE!!!
Fantastic Steve, thanks!
Excellent! I love this very much!
excellent presentation of jazz ideas and excellent pdf.
Amazing! more Jazz please!
Damn! This is awesome!
Bravissimo! Grazie
yes more jazz specifically from the 50's and 60's please
Awesome lesson! Thanx!
Great, I love jazz on Drums ☺️👍🏻
That bass sound actually blows my mind
oh my goodness!! this is REALLY GOOD!!!!!!!!
love the bass drum sound
Great player, great lesson!
really excellent... thank you
more of these please!!!
Dude, really awesome lesson. So clear and so tasty. Thank you so much for that! ✌🏼😃🥁🍗
Steve, Great Lesson!!!!
He makes these look easy but I suspect it will take some time to learn them. I can't wait to try though
I'm more amazed by how he uses the traditional grip that quickly. Salute to you man.
When you use a lot it gets really easy. For me personally I am better with traditional grip then I am with match grip.
@@conanthesmackercts1169 I like the traditional grip more than the twin grip, even though I'm not that good at it 😆
And a nice drums sound as well by the way!
awesome fast lesson!
Awesome!
Please get this guy to do more videos!
Terrific selection of fills--all very useful. For the sake of the lesson, I'd suggest slowing down some of these fills, and then working them up to speed. That way, we could easily see/hear what's happening, practice along, and work it into muscle memory (since many people won't be able to play as quickly as the video).
Tkssss ! ! ! Very nice , guys ! Mr Mr Mr , sênior !
This is the best sounding snare drum I have ever heard.
Chris Henson it’s because it’s steel
@@brianbianchi8028 If it only were that simple.
0:41 thats what she said
its an awesome lick!
Excellent, thankd
Fantastic thankyou
This guy is my hero.