Awesome,thank you for your expertise. I always had a lot of respect for left handed drummers and the fact that you're playing traditional style is amazing.
Hello Cesar and thanks. I'm a 65 years young Drummer. This tune gave me fits as a 16 year old aspiring drummer trying to copy, your video gave me better insight on playing this "many rhythms in one arrangement", Love you Cesar, gotta go practice this new info, Peace!!!
Like you, I am also a 65 year-old drummer who has also been trying to interpret the very complex drumming pattern to this song since it first came out. Only now are there really good and accurate videos starting to show show up on RUclips on this song. He certainly takes a lot of the mystery out of the drum part.
Like you, I am also a 65 year-old drummer who has also been trying to interpret the very complex drumming pattern to this song since it first came out. Only now are there really good and accurate videos starting to show show up on RUclips on this song. He certainly takes a lot of the mystery out of the drum part.
Many times covered, especially here in Holland, but seldom the drum parts are played right. When you see Caesar playing it, you don’t get straight away how difficult it is. Live he plays variations on his own recording. Just bumped into a band who has Radar Love on their setlist. Your vid is gonna be a great help for sorting this out. Thanks!
Refreshed my listening and playing of this song with these well-presented key points. Totally unfazed by the left-handed playing as it still flows brilliantly, and, as it’s not open-handed style, regardless of grip. Many thanks.
Very nice breakdown - and build-back-up. I'm left handed but at my first drum set lesson (60 years ago 😱) my instructor asked which way I wanted to play and I chose to learn to play and set up my set as a right handed player. Looks like we both did ok! 😁 Nice q work. Thank you.
Great lesson but just one little note.😊 Although you can play the main groove like a swung train beat. The original groove is actually played with a right hand shuffle where the left hand plays the accent in 3 alternated with accents in 3 and 3e. Cezar showed it to me and other guests during a workshop i was at music station😊
It’s all right hand and only left on the backbeat. Not a train beat. Check out any old footage like Midnight Special. In fact even the drummer’s new Roland drum video showcase displays this. This is not an easy song to play like the original.
Superb. Thx a lot! To be honest, I still get stuck on the RLL... break at 3:10. Would you share the complete sticking? Is ist R(LL)R(L)R(LRL)? And I'm sure I hear you playing sth. even more complicated in the fast part, or is this just dynamics? Sounds awesome.
If you look at the oficial Radar Love video of the Golden Earring, you can see that Cesar does not play the way you play the first part. He plays a kind of shuffle on the snare, with a double stroke right hand and a single stroke left hand.
I thought this video was mirrored, but I can see by the logos on the heads and cymbals your kit is set up opposite of the typical configuration. Never seen that before.
It is interesting that the "train" beat, is really not a shuffle after all. Rather, its actually 8th notes. But the Bass drum in part feels triplets, while the snare is doing 8ths. (Or is that bass drum dbl a 16th?)That there is what made this song so confusing. It goes on to maintain the triplet illusion through the whole song because of the bass drum and many of the fills. The part with 2 bars of 1/4 flams flams comes off as if it 1/4 triplets... Hey will you do a video on the solo?
What a great instructional video on a very complex song for drums. Thank you! I'm going to use it.👍
finally someone who does a decent breakdown of the WHOLE song without assuming that all of know how to play a shuffle properly
That was excellent. Superb attention to detail. Appreciated.
Awesome,thank you for your expertise.
I always had a lot of respect for left handed drummers and the fact that you're playing traditional style is
amazing.
Just would like to give you a simple thank you Sir
Pete - great tutorial - thank you.
Hello Cesar and thanks. I'm a 65 years young Drummer. This tune gave me fits as a 16 year old aspiring drummer trying to copy, your video gave me better insight on playing this "many rhythms in one arrangement", Love you Cesar, gotta go practice this new info, Peace!!!
Like you, I am also a 65 year-old drummer who has also been trying to interpret the very complex drumming pattern to this song since it first came out. Only now are there really good and accurate videos starting to show show up on RUclips on this song. He certainly takes a lot of the mystery out of the drum part.
Like you, I am also a 65 year-old drummer who has also been trying to interpret the very complex drumming pattern to this song since it first came out. Only now are there really good and accurate videos starting to show show up on RUclips on this song. He certainly takes a lot of the mystery out of the drum part.
Nice break down of song bro...thx...now to learn the sections👍🤘
Many times covered, especially here in Holland, but seldom the drum parts are played right. When you see Caesar playing it, you don’t get straight away how difficult it is. Live he plays variations on his own recording. Just bumped into a band who has Radar Love on their setlist. Your vid is gonna be a great help for sorting this out. Thanks!
Refreshed my listening and playing of this song with these well-presented key points.
Totally unfazed by the left-handed playing as it still flows brilliantly, and, as it’s not open-handed style, regardless of grip. Many thanks.
Great explanation!
Amazing breakdown of that song. Thank you very much for your time and attention.
Great breakdown of a time I’ve been wanting to master since I saw them live back in the 70s. If only you played right handed!!😂
Man your toms are amazingly tunning, so rocka and creamy as I expected for this great song, thanks for the video!
Well done! I've been having a bit of a problem playing this piece, thanks for the explanation! Cheers!
Excellent breakdown!!
I realy have to work on that one. Such a smooth groove in tricky variations.
I'm sorry Pete Riley, I read wrong, thought your name was Cesar! Pete thanks so much this video helps tremendously, Love you Pete, Peace!!!
Cesar Zuiderwijk actually plays (and recorded) this groove as a normal shuffle played on his snare.
That would be too fast for me to manage. I would use jazz swing rhythm.
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Very helpful, thanks so much!!
Very nice breakdown - and build-back-up. I'm left handed but at my first drum set lesson (60 years ago 😱) my instructor asked which way I wanted to play and I chose to learn to play and set up my set as a right handed player. Looks like we both did ok! 😁
Nice q work. Thank you.
Great lesson but just one little note.😊 Although you can play the main groove like a swung train beat. The original groove is actually played with a right hand shuffle where the left hand plays the accent in 3 alternated with accents in 3 and 3e. Cezar showed it to me and other guests during a workshop i was at music station😊
It’s all right hand and only left on the backbeat.
Not a train beat. Check out any old footage like Midnight Special. In fact even the drummer’s new Roland drum video showcase displays this.
This is not an easy song to play like the original.
Superb. Thx a lot! To be honest, I still get stuck on the RLL... break at 3:10. Would you share the complete sticking? Is ist R(LL)R(L)R(LRL)? And I'm sure I hear you playing sth. even more complicated in the fast part, or is this just dynamics? Sounds awesome.
Jason Statham on drums. This is amazing
If you look at the oficial Radar Love video of the Golden Earring, you can see that Cesar does not play the way you play the first part. He plays a kind of shuffle on the snare, with a double stroke right hand and a single stroke left hand.
Cool
Nice playing and nice snare drum sound. What is that instrument?
nice work
I thought this video was mirrored, but I can see by the logos on the heads and cymbals your kit is set up opposite of the typical configuration. Never seen that before.
It is interesting that the "train" beat, is really not a shuffle after all. Rather, its actually 8th notes. But the Bass drum in part feels triplets, while the snare is doing 8ths. (Or is that bass drum dbl a 16th?)That there is what made this song so confusing. It goes on to maintain the triplet illusion through the whole song because of the bass drum and many of the fills. The part with 2 bars of 1/4 flams flams comes off as if it 1/4 triplets... Hey will you do a video on the solo?
Always thought there was some single slap back delay on the drum track especially at the solo.
Hes actually doing a shuffle on the snare. Look it up on live footage. Good job tho.
I like this separation of the individual parts. Do you have the drum notes to share?
Is it me or are his drums set up left handed😳
Nice. Difficult song.
Without notation this video is completely pointless. It's a play along.