I really enjoyed this. I am not a jazz drummer but an ex punk drummer but I followed very easily tapping away on my knees. I will say though I used to play the RLL at speed and I purloined it after hearing John Bonham on Dazed and Confused and there began my lifelong relationship of appreciating John Bonham, stealing simple ideas and adding gravitas to punk songs. It was only years later listening to people like Elvin Jones, Max Roach and Art Blakey that I started to think here is where the Bonham style comes from in many ways for example if you listen to Fool on the Hill and then listen to Bernard Purdie but when I listen to John Bonham now the drummer that I think influenced him was Dave Brubeck's drummer Joe Morello. All of a sudden Bonham's style starts to become clear which for a drummer is fantastic but I had to start listening to jazz to understand it. It is no surprise that all those late 60's and 70's drummers like Bonham, Ian Paice, Ginger Baker, Phil Collins and Mitch Mitchell were brilliant but they also all came from jazz before switching to rock.
Mike Michalkow i would like to thank you for opening my eyes to the fact that i dont have to be stuck to any one genre of drumming in particular although you don't cover it in this video i would just like to say thankyou even though you might not see it.
Mike, this is one of the cleanest, visual and audio examples I've seen of swing rhythm on drums. I only wish you had added the kick back in at the end! I have a student who is learning swing rhythm on piano, and when he hears drums, he can't separate the different components to hear where the downbeats are. I think this video will help! Thank you!
I appreciate what you are doing Mr. Michael. A little different, but it's still worth the lesson. I'm gonna get right on it. Thanks again for posting it up....
This is one of my favorite drum videos. It really teaches the basics. I enjoyed the break down of the ride cymbal and the tableture helped as well. it makes it so easy to count. It's cool to know you can apply the bass drum on every count. It enriches the jazz sound. Thanks for this upload.
great lesson. I think that might be difficult to explain the concepts without losing the meaning of jazz, but is really valuable for me as a beginner. Thanks
That's seems simple but it's not... It's easy to think that You are playing a triplet on the Second and forth notes on the ride but You dont, actually. Theres some talking about speed but speed doesnt matter... You must have control and feel and that guy have a lot of this... Nice lesson!
I'm a metal drummer Transitioning to jazz drummer lol . At first I thought this is just simple shit and you hardly use your base drum . But holy cow when I came across Bee-bop I was amazed.
real cool! I`d like to know sth about "ping" sound, I don`t know if that is the correct way of spelling it, but I mean the sound of the ride while playing this incredible rhythm called "jazz", I`ve heard there are some peculiarities about it (the way of playing it).
MIKE, hello. Awesome Vid! I'm struggling to track down a Jazz instructor in my home city and thought the next best thing would be online video. Can you recommend a Zero - Hero course that would take me through basics through to comping etc. I love the Be -Bop jazz genre especially the likes of Max Roach and the hard bop guys Jo Jones and... not to forget Elvin Jones.
Hey guys, great vids! One question - I noticed you're using the traditional stick holding technique. How important is this when playing jazz? Is it beneficial to the style of music? I have much trouble with this technique and wonder what I'm missing out on, if anything. Thanks!
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"first jazz drum lesson" "rock music into ensues"
Lmao made me chuckle
Hi Jackie
literally
2 years and you haven't corrected your sentence
@@jonaslocao1690 its a jazz sentence
Im a death metal drummer and I can say these lessons are helpful to expand your knowledge as a musician, Ill put them in practice by the way
Lombardo Bro!
So when do I become buddy rich???
tomdotexe rich buddy* (my jokes are terrible)
tomdotexe
Today is the day!!!!!
Are you rich? You can be my buddy.
Some ones been watching whiplash
@@gabrielthompson9800 r/woosh
tomdotexe is that a whiplash reference?
* looks at the comment section*
- not quite my tempo-
-were you rushing or were you dragging?-
I really enjoyed this. I am not a jazz drummer but an ex punk drummer but I followed very easily tapping away on my knees. I will say though I used to play the RLL at speed and I purloined it after hearing John Bonham on Dazed and Confused and there began my lifelong relationship of appreciating John Bonham, stealing simple ideas and adding gravitas to punk songs. It was only years later listening to people like Elvin Jones, Max Roach and Art Blakey that I started to think here is where the Bonham style comes from in many ways for example if you listen to Fool on the Hill and then listen to Bernard Purdie but when I listen to John Bonham now the drummer that I think influenced him was Dave Brubeck's drummer Joe Morello. All of a sudden Bonham's style starts to become clear which for a drummer is fantastic but I had to start listening to jazz to understand it. It is no surprise that all those late 60's and 70's drummers like Bonham, Ian Paice, Ginger Baker, Phil Collins and Mitch Mitchell were brilliant but they also all came from jazz before switching to rock.
rll in dazed and confused?happens very little in it.What part are you talking about?bad comparison.....
@@sbirrito yo relax, take a breathe
I read all of this, and honestly. This felt like just a bunch'a words.
@Mac Isn’t that what sentences are?
Anyone who thinks Bonham was as good a drummer as I was (Ginger Baker) ... doesn't know sh*t!... and that is a direct quote from Beware of Mr. Baker
Mike Michalkow i would like to thank you for opening my eyes to the fact that i dont have to be stuck to any one genre of drumming in particular although you don't cover it in this video i would just like to say thankyou even though you might not see it.
as a complete beginner, I think this is an amazing video. thank you so much.
Mike, this is one of the cleanest, visual and audio examples I've seen of swing rhythm on drums. I only wish you had added the kick back in at the end! I have a student who is learning swing rhythm on piano, and when he hears drums, he can't separate the different components to hear where the downbeats are. I think this video will help! Thank you!
As beginner that is a perfect introduction to Jazz drumming. Thanks mate.
Drums are really fun to play. 😊
I would recommend playing this video on 2x speed
It sound like Sugar from soad, i mean it's the same note
I’ve been a metal drummer for several years now but I wanted to learn something new that I can take to metal, this was a great video to start with
Man, I love the RLL sticking, one of my favourites! Sick stuff from Mike, as usual!
at first I was sceptical - at the end HELL YEAH. THX.
i have never seen a guy like mike michalkow u the best know i can play jazz
i hope to hear from you i would be glad
If you close your eyes he sounds like Kermit the Frog kinda. Great lesson btw
Chuck Belin lmao
Ur right
I appreciate what you are doing Mr. Michael. A little different, but it's still worth the lesson. I'm gonna get right on it. Thanks again for posting it up....
Will " Your second Jazz drum Lesson " be ? :D PLEASE !!
This is one of my favorite drum videos. It really teaches the basics. I enjoyed the break down of the ride cymbal and the tableture helped as well. it makes it so easy to count. It's cool to know you can apply the bass drum on every count. It enriches the jazz sound. Thanks for this upload.
Thanks Mike, all drummers should watch this...
Muy ame que no te olvides que el infierno y 4 de la que el
Killer Sketchers bruh
great lesson. I think that might be difficult to explain the concepts without losing the meaning of jazz, but is really valuable for me as a beginner. Thanks
Were you rushing or were you dragging?
+TheFishMeister hahaha
+TheFishMeister hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
Russian*
Dragon*
lol
TheFishMeister YASSS WHIPLASH!
Ikr, I don't know why this gets likes
Not quite my tempo
whiplash 😍😍
That one scene convinced me the movie was legit
Sebastian Andrade WHIPLASH.
Spot on. Just what I needed to open the jazz door, thanks
I enjoyed this lesson very much! Very good teacher, clear and easy to following along with! Learning a ton from you, thanks so much!
Thank you Mike! That waa super helpful. I appreciate your teaching style and ability to simplify the explanation.
Thanks for this lesson, just starting to try to figure out jazz rhythms so this is very helpful!
This will definitely help out!! I appreciate a whole lot. I want to learn drums for both hiphop and jazz style beats and this was a great intro!
Nice lesson Mike. I am just a beginning Jazz drummer, and like to say, Thank you! ♥️
i cant hear that bass drum at all but probably irl you can a lil. Now I know why I can never hear the Bass drum in jazz recordings tho! thanks
that was really helpful. You're a cool dude btw
ur good! my 5yrs old son can follow after 3min of watching!
hi Mike that was top notch clear easy to follow.can you show me where I can find more basic jazz lessons to build my skillset.😊
That ride cymbal pattern sounds like Darth Vader's Theme (The Imperial March)...
I can't unhear that now.. thanks aha
That's seems simple but it's not... It's easy to think that You are playing a triplet on the Second and forth notes on the ride but You dont, actually. Theres some talking about speed but speed doesnt matter... You must have control and feel and that guy have a lot of this... Nice lesson!
Tomás Almeida you still count in triplets on the 1 and 3
Thank you so much. It helped me a lot for jazz drumming. Keep on the good work❤
Very useful for begineers like me. Thank you! God Bless.
This is a great visual to practice along with!
Thank you. Your a very good teacher. Peace and love from the south coast of the UK
hello what's that music score software.?it's cool. a jumping ball is very good idea!
Thanks for your easy goeing lesson. Jazz jazz jazz
This was such a helpful lesson!
Alhamdulillah, ada kemanisan dc2 tuan.
Mantiaeppp 👍
Great tutorial! awesome
Soul patch checks out, credibility confirmed. Proceed, Sir.
Very helpful Mike, thanks for posting.
Thanks man
I'm a metal drummer Transitioning to jazz drummer lol . At first I thought this is just simple shit and you hardly use your base drum . But holy cow when I came across Bee-bop I was amazed.
Excelent lesson, please load up more, i´m wanna learn play Jazz.
I got one question
WHAT ARE THOSEEEEEE??????
Drumming on valium!!
Thank you very much! This basic is what I want!
thanks ,you demonstrate it well and I'm swinging ~
Good stuff as usual. Thanks Mike and Drumeo!
great intro lesson on jazz drumming
Thank's a lot!
Great lesson for beginners, thank you
ok VERY COOL BUT I DONT KNOW HOW TO READ MUSIC NOTES! ARE THERE A VIDEO EXPLAINING HOW TO READ THEM ?
Thank you so much for the lesson
is there a 2nd jazz lesson?
This is great
Thank you very much! It was helpful
Ugh! NEVER use a hard rock ride for a soft swing beat! Other than that, solid video for beginners.
Good stuff, I just missed jazz grooves from the examples. (Like the examples shown, but with the snare added.)
thank you very much teacher
real cool! I`d like to know sth about "ping" sound, I don`t know if that is the correct way of spelling it, but I mean the sound of the ride while playing this incredible rhythm called "jazz", I`ve heard there are some peculiarities about it (the way of playing it).
Love this :) might I ad you kind of sound like the teacher from South Park… mkayyy
Petition to make him say mkayy next time.
Thanks for this helpful lesson
MIKE, hello. Awesome Vid! I'm struggling to track down a Jazz instructor in my home city and thought the next best thing would be online video. Can you recommend a Zero - Hero course that would take me through basics through to comping etc. I love the Be -Bop jazz genre especially the likes of Max Roach and the hard bop guys Jo Jones and... not to forget Elvin Jones.
Amazing drum lesson!!
Gotta respect the jazz
either there is something wrong with my hearing or speakers but.....i can hardly hear the high hat and cant hear the bass drum at all.
Hello my bro, how to adding drum notation in your Video lessons?
Thank you for your lesson !!!
Great video thanks for the help
It’s. not triplet its a doteted quarter so the a of the second beat....am i wrong?
Great lesson!
Hi Bose superb
Great for beginners!!
I like jazz❤❤❤❤❤
At a fleeting glance this guy looks like Lars Ulrich
eh nope???!!!
Lol thought the same
muy buen vídeo, pero casi ni le pegas L bombo ni a los hit hats, y solo se escucha el metrónomo & ride.
Hey guys, great vids! One question - I noticed you're using the traditional stick holding technique. How important is this when playing jazz? Is it beneficial to the style of music? I have much trouble with this technique and wonder what I'm missing out on, if anything.
Thanks!
Man, yes! But… need that click track more subdued or simply softer, for the good ppl tryna “feel that” jazz… no?
Very nice. Thanks !
What kind of ride cymbal is used here? It sounds beautiful.
Thanks for the vid!
Thank you! ❤️
U should explain and play at the same time,multitasking
great lesson, well explained and easy to follow. thank you :)
this guy is aowesome
Great! Thank you!
i have a solo just playing the ride cymble and i can not ever keep the timing
Hi-Hat was forgotten to be written into the fill
THIS IS AWESOME
Hmmm. I thought I was gonna get a jazz lesson... Found a great lesson for Independence instead... Okay I'll with it!
Your Ride cymbal sound soooooooo good !!!!!!
Which size and model?
+DarkDrift0r its definitely Paiste
he's using Paiste Formula 602 series
Very Good!
i an play rock heavy metal a little bit of jazz but my friend he cant play shit like he cant play the jazz or the rock i casn play both really fast