You can pretty much play a herta and evolve it into the diddle shuffles to ghost notes as you progress more comfortably playing the groove of the sticking. As far as what is on the video it's about as close as you get if you want to be precise other than playing exactly what the original drummer felt at the time of the recording and I even doubt that is what is played exactly every time live feel wise. Sometimes the studio can catch something magical and it's hard to reproduce live. So don't stress about getting it exactly like the recording. Mmkay
After playing along with the original I have noticed that the second part (the part after the solo) is reversed. Almost like the drummer fudged it and started the pattern a beat later making it sound reversed.
You can pretty much play a herta and evolve it into the diddle shuffles to ghost notes as you progress more comfortably playing the groove of the sticking.
As far as what is on the video it's about as close as you get if you want to be precise other than playing exactly what the original drummer felt at the time of the recording and I even doubt that is what is played exactly every time live feel wise. Sometimes the studio can catch something magical and it's hard to reproduce live. So don't stress about getting it exactly like the recording. Mmkay
After playing along with the original I have noticed that the second part (the part after the solo) is reversed. Almost like the drummer fudged it and started the pattern a beat later making it sound reversed.
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