Breaking Down The Insanely Cool Dave Weckl Drum Fill! | Lessons with Geoff Shackley

[@jimmyj5605]

Thank you! Dave always does this. Thanks 4 breaking it down.

[@tripledeluxedday]

I learned the pattern and I have it down good on its own. Now I am trying to land it and be able to play it loose. Cool lick!

[@FreewayMusicSchool]

Glad you enjoyed it and able to incorporate it.

[@franciscofelixmarentesayal6463]

Así se enseña mega máster MUCHAS GRACIAS felicidades x la docencia

[@giulianosfichi1507]

Sweet sounding fill. Thanks!

[@revivalworship]

Nicely done! Thank so much!!

[@JulianFernandez]

thanks!

[@BobSchoepenjr]

Thanks great explanation !

[@swedrumming3283]

Sweet, thanks for sharing

[@nefto6858]

Thank for sharing

[@njssound4050]

Long live weckl

[@russellst.martin4255]

This looks like the music room in the Death Star

[@FreewayMusicSchool]

lol, nice! Maybe it is…

[@Kiko-we3td]

He shows the fill at 2:49. You're welcome!

[@williamkjwilliamkj1815]

I am pretty avid Weckl listener. What song does he use this on?

[@FreewayMusicSchool]

Geoff said it’s not from any specific song, but used here and there in various songs. Sorry we can’t be more specific.

[@MultiSkyman1]

My simple mind just interprets it as a "single nine stroke" spread around the drum kit.

[@patrickbrennan2864]

The fill doesn’t go with that beat - he plays jazz fusion, and you were playing a rock beat then went to the fill, and it sounded discordant
But man have you got some skills !!! Congrats- drummers only get to your level after years of dedication

[@dapalca]

Did you know the classic John Bonham fill was actually a Max Roch fill? That's how music evolve, man.

[@carpediem4179]

it's not relax bro, play more relax, don't be in a rush