MAX ROACH PHRASE/ ANALYSIS AND DEMO

This is an analysis of a Max Roach phrase from a solo that is posted here on RUclips, from Paris 1965. Here is a link to the video. • Max Roach Quintet | Li...
It's a lightening quick phrase that caught my attention the other day, while watching the solo.
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[@matteodonofrio]

loved it! max is just the next level of jazz drumming

[@jasonbone7033]

Love these break-down analysis videos. Thanks for the lesson Professor!

[@user-cp8ox6ec3e]

Thank you for breaking that down. BTW, great hands!

[@JulianFernandez]

Max is king for sure. Thanks!

[@Drum_Beats_Guitar_Riffs]

Tight tuning tight playing. Nice

[@NintenDub]

I definately wish you'd do more of this stuff.and or how to get into jazz drumming.i dig jazz and the drumming it's just hard. Rock is like listen and do. Jazz has so much more finesse to it I don't even know where to start

[@porgie66]

Thanks. I do a lot of quick demo posts on my Instagram and Facebook . I intend to do more here but check my social media

[@bluejazzcat]

Wow what a nice jazz tuning. And the playing is fantastic!!

[@darry_lavis]

Excellently played Mr. Fludas! Even today, nobody gets around the drums like Max. Master!

[@edpias7881]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@InfamousGarageHack]

Very cool. Thanks for playing the alternate sticking patterns as well. Those accents are going to cause me to use foul language. 😄
Cheers 🍻

[@porgie66]

😅

[@udomatthiasdrums5322]

cool!!

[@clarencepenn]

Yeah George, thats what I thought also! Great job

[@scottpetersen3570]

Thanks for sharing this ! The paradiddle diddle sticking for the first part seems to work best for me. It’s amazing how Max and Philly Joe came up with all this stuff with the rudiments…

[@porgie66]

It really is amazing! They created this vocabulary. Thank you

[@pauldrumwell4922]

" Max is the king" that gave me chuckle.

[@poyrazates5100]

Great lesson Mr. Flutis, absolutely learning this one!!!

[@porgie66]

Thanks, that's great PZ!

[@jukesjointOG]

Beautiful man!!

[@DAGDRUM53]

I think I know the answer to this, George, but did everything the great old timers play derive from rudiments? I listened to the
Max link and right after he played what you demonstrated Max played a few licks I've heard Bonham do dozens of times.

[@porgie66]

Yes, I think it was very fundamental to have at least the basic rudiments together. Max of course took it to a whole other level, orchestrating around the kit with these inventive combinations.

[@hirampopcock6626]

You're channeling Max mate, so many fat fills came through his arms and hands

[@Venina1950]

👏

[@rowintettero1255]

Yes he is the king but you are no slouch either