'All The Small Things' - Blink-182 - Drum Lesson (Travis Barker)
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Introducing ‘All The Small Things‘ by Blink-182 drum lesson from the 'Andy Guitar Band Programme’.
Having linked up with TH-cam guitar maestro Andy Guitar, we’ve put together a series of songs showing you how to play along with a live band!
There’ll be 21 songs in this series and each song has an accompanying full drum play through video, which you can view here: • Drum Covers and full drum lesson which you can view here: • Drum Song Lessons breaking down the major sections so that you can learn the parts and then play along to the live band version.
Also for all you guitarists and bassists out there make sure you check out Andy's guitar & bass tutorials over on his channel: / andycrowley
Well I hope you enjoy watching, learning and playing along to these videos… If you do remember to like, share and subscribe, and please comment me if you have any questions at all!
There will be a new drum cover or drum lesson each Sunday at midday so make sure you subscribe to keep up to date!
Massive thanks,
Thom....now let's hit some DRUMS!
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Drum Chart
In on 3+
Chorus instrumental
x 8
Verse
x 16
Pre
x 4
Chorus
x 8 nar nar
x 8 riff
Verse 2
x 8
Pre
x 4
Chorus
x 8
Middle
x 12 snares - in on snare 1 - then accent 4+,1 - then snare roll starts on 4+ (extra right)
x 4 build
Chorus
x 8
x 9 (turn around fills after 4 and 8 into 9)
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I'm 15 and learning how to play drums! Blink-182 is one of my favorite bands so this is awesome
Radical!
You deserve 1 million subscribers like Andy guitar
Thanks man, I wish! thanks for watching
Great tutorial! I really liked the way you broke it down, giving the student a chance to be successful at each part before putting it all together. Thanks!
Yeah that’s it, if you break it down into manageable chunks it’s easier to digest
Thank you for your clear, concise, easy to understand instructions.
Well thank you sir!
This was so good
Thanks matey!
I really appreciate your video lessons it helps to learn a song in segments then play along in addition to your explanations playing a fill slow and then up to speed. Thanks!
Soooo Glad to hear that!
Cool. Thanks man. Explained very well. I needed to learn this number before Saturday. Its Wednesday now and couldn't be arsed to go through the song over and over. As I have many more numbers to get through. Thanks again.
Great I'm super glad it helped you out!
I learned more from this 15min video then trying to play along with the actual song. Lol
Great stuff, that’s the idea!
Very well explained and no fussing about. Thank you heaps! I needed some help with some of those fills haha
Thanks yeah some of those folks can’t be tricky to work out super glad it helped !
Thanks for the lesson , easy to learn it!!
Rad!
More lessons de blink! Please! And thank you bro!
Great shout!
Great Job breaking it down! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for your class!!!! Love it!!!!
You are so welcome!
Great, great , great video!
Glad you liked it!
That is a true lesson my friend
Thanks a lot!
Nice breakdown. I find it easier to do that triplet fill leading with my left hand.
Fair play, whatever works best for you!
you hit a tom during your performance instead of the hi-hat, during the first fill but the timing was still perfect ;) Great Video though brother your a excellent drummer and teacher.
Oh whoops, well yeh that fill is mostly timing but great spot!
Thanks a lot for this Video! I struggled a lot trying to figure out what happens on the drums by listening to it.
But while playing along it ends in a desaster without a clear plan...
So i decided to play it much more simlyfied, so my band was able to play it.
But that never satisfyied me though they said it was ok.
Fun comes along with confidence 🙂.
Don’t worry too much about the detail, try and and just get the main groove feel down and the details can be filled in later. Keep it up and keep working it’s a tough song and will come in time!
Thank you for being so spot on with the lessons, they’ve definitely helped me improve!
Wicked !!
really well done tutorial mate!
Thanks a lot!
I love all the small things😍
And blink 182 is my best band to lern and thank you for that😃
I started with doing it with bass drum and snare🥲
And now i do two kicks wich is really hard and make me tired and sweaty 😅
And i am 6 years old🤣🤣🤣
The band AC/DC is my best band but i love learning blink 182-😄
Yes great approach keep it up, keep it simple and build
Awesome video!
wow thanks for watching!
For the awesome fill midway through verse one i used to do what you do - keep right hand doing 8th notes on hats and snare and add the inbetween 16th notes on snare with my left.
I actually find it easier to do the 8th note snare after the second hihat hit
(Pss dakadaka pss KA) with my left and break the constant 8th notes of the right. Just gives that micro second extra breathing space at full tempo and ensures i get a good snare hit on the beat
Try it. That final hat to snare move can be rushed and ill-defined
Nice one, it’s all about getting that sticking right and making it feel good at the same time!
@@ThomMillsDrums its a really easy habit to fall into
"Oh look..every 8th note is hit so ill just keep my right playing constantly"
I realised to break that rule on "one good reason". The final fill in the "breakdown" goes
1 e & a 2 e & a 3 e & a 4 e & a
S t f k S -S t f k S - S t f f
R L R R -R L R R - RLRL
F. F
Is easier at first but ultimately less fluid to play than
R L R L -R L R L - RLRL
F. F
@@ThomMillsDrums literally just uploaded cover of one good reason. At the the 2min30 mark is the fill i mean - watch how the left hand comes down on the snare after the kick. Had just started up again after 10 years if not drumming because of lockdown and it just happened by accident.
Ps listen on headphones or tv as toms dont come through on phone
Very nice lesson. Much much better than all the others on the web. Well done. All I needed was the sticking on the fill and you nailed it. Thanks.
Nice one glad to be of service Todd!
Wish I could keep up
Have you tried playing quarter notes in the verses instead ?
nice tutorial
Nice one terry!
My approach is im covering the song not duplicating it. I dont feel i have to play the fills exactly like Travis does. Do your own thing. If it sounds good it works.
For sure my man, you don’t have to replicate all the parts. I’d say making sure kick patterns are correct makes a massive difference and makes it groove and feel good, slots in with the other instruments and also just knowing the structure helps massively. Not sure if this one does but I usually include the song chart (structure) in the description so check that out!
I definitely agree that when playing a song, it's perfectly fine to do your own thing, that's really great to develop creativity and your own style. I will say however, it can be useful to learn some songs exactly the way they were written, it allows you to possibly learn how and why certain drummers do the things they do, and helps discover new things. So essentially I think there's value in both.