This stuff is gold! all his vid's are pure gold. Channel should have like a million of views. Looks so simple when he executes. But I know it takes a looooot of time before a man sounds crisp like that.
As someone who has spent so much time playing rock and funk with heavy back beats seeing a little taste of the jazz vocabulary here is fantastic - Thank you for all of these videos Q!
So great Sir . I’ve be flat out doing a course , on grooves , reading etc . Band work etc , but I’m jumping on the instrument now . And 😉. & soon more of your incredible courses . Best for jazz online ‼️
Wow. Excellent playing my friend. Nice to see jazz guys still out there killin it. Kinda getting tired of the chops stuff lately. Any tips on working on trad grip. ? Been doing trad grip lately and I'm fine until faster stuff. Tend to let fulcrum slip. Also is the lighter ghosts notes more thumb pressure or actual stroke using wrist? Thanks and again execellent stuff!!
Hmmm, am I hearing that right? The 3-note lead-in (#2) sounds more like a 4-note lead-in (2 snare, bass, crash). Great lesson. REALLY enjoyed it. Thanks for all your effort and hard work. It's greatly appreciated.
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The last hit is on the beat so not included in the pickup sequence.
glad you're back! so as a more backbeat orientated drummer i noticed a lot of jazzdrummers play an extra hit on the four (mostly using their left hand on the hihat. mostly when a new soloist or round starts. is there a story to that?
Hi Harold. Thanks for your question. Stick size and preference is very subjective so what works for me, may not work for you. I use my personal Vic Firth Custom stick that you can check out the specs of on my website. Thanks for watching!
The buzz roll has no specific rate but it's good to practice buzz rolls at different tempos without the buzzes first to learn what rates work best at different speeds. I've worked on that quite a bit. Thanks for the question Roland!
Thanks for your negative feedback. I hope you feel a bit more important now that you've left so many useless comments on my channel. By the way, who have you played with? Have you recorded and played at the Village Vanguard and toured to over 50 countries with some of the top jazz musicians of our time? Didn't think so. I actually know what I'm talking about and have playing experience to show for it. And my videos have actually helped a lot of drummers. Plus I'm teaching at one of the top jazz schools in the world so clearly I wouldn't have gotten this job if I didn't know what I was doing. I don't mind if you don't like my playing, you wouldn't be the first. But the negativity-what's the point dude?
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I just sent you 50$ worth of thanks for your terrific jazz classes. They are accessible, perfectly explained and hip!
That is very kind of you good sir! I’m glad you find my lessons so useful. Thank you very much👍🏾
A Valentine’s Day gift to drummers everywhere !
This is the best example of Jazz fills I have seen....10/10..thank you
This stuff is gold! all his vid's are pure gold. Channel should have like a million of views.
Looks so simple when he executes. But I know it takes a looooot of time before a man sounds crisp like that.
I mean I was gonna subscribe anyway but then you dropped the Japanese and now imma stay here for a long time. フレーズの授業ありがとうございました！
見てくれてありがとうございます🙏🏾
Man the opening second are straight fire!
I appreciate that!
As someone who has spent so much time playing rock and funk with heavy back beats seeing a little taste of the jazz vocabulary here is fantastic - Thank you for all of these videos Q!
You're most welcome Pete!
Stop with all that fire!! Miss you in city man. JB
Yes, great lesson. Especially the Blakey sneak-in.
So great Sir . I’ve be flat out doing a course , on grooves , reading etc . Band work etc , but I’m jumping on the instrument now . And 😉. & soon more of your incredible courses . Best for jazz online ‼️
Right on Jeff! Thanks as always for tuning in and sending me your nice words.
Great stuff Thanks Quincy
Gold!
yo the REAL JAZZ FILLS cracked me up! great lesson. thanks man
Yes!! the Blakey sneak
Hell yes this video was epic thank you
Thank you!
Love the last one! Thank you
Thank you very much for your videos, I love your feel and your groove, I'm glad you keep doing it!
i’m really good at #5, it’s my go to in class 😄
I think that's my go to too Mandy:) Thanks for watching!
from Japan with love!
Back at you Takashi!
So glad you put number 5 in, very very under utilised
What a great drummer
That's nice of you!
Beautiful ❤️! Thank you sir!
Number 5 is cool! Thsnks!
Great examples and presented without the ego stuff. Thank you Quincy Davis.. Kit sounds great too..
Glad it was helpful! Thanks Fred!
Thanks
You’re too kind. Thank you🙏🏾
Enlightening, as always my friend!
Please do more videos regularly! :)
greetings from germany:)
Wow. Excellent playing my friend. Nice to see jazz guys still out there killin it. Kinda getting tired of the chops stuff lately. Any tips on working on trad grip. ? Been doing trad grip lately and I'm fine until faster stuff. Tend to let fulcrum slip. Also is the lighter ghosts notes more thumb pressure or actual stroke using wrist? Thanks and again execellent stuff!!
Thanks so much! Have a look at my video on traditional grip. It may help a little.
Hmmm, am I hearing that right? The 3-note lead-in (#2) sounds more like a 4-note lead-in (2 snare, bass, crash). Great lesson. REALLY enjoyed it. Thanks for all your effort and hard work. It's greatly appreciated.
The last hit is on the beat so not included in the pickup sequence.
Segr gut! Danke schön!!
Bitte schön Geraldo!
Thank you, this is great!
You're very welcome Roberto!
glad you're back! so as a more backbeat orientated drummer i noticed a lot of jazzdrummers play an extra hit on the four (mostly using their left hand on the hihat. mostly when a new soloist or round starts. is there a story to that?
So helpful thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
Another great video, thank you sir!
Thanks Quincy!!
Great, very helpful! Thanks 😊
Love every minute of it, fills, sound, footage👍🏾
I'm up in age and over 7? And I have learned over the years how to use running triplet, 5,7,9 stroke rolls.
Great Harold!
Thanks for doing those vids. They are great to watch and great for learning all the little things without feeling overwhelmed.
Fantastic video. Thanks for sharing your straight forward easy to understand ideas on filling. #5 is pure gold. What is that ride? Gorgeous!
oh sick! , you can speak really good Japanese! Anyway I always enjoying ya drum lessons thanks a lot.
Thanks for watching and thanks for the nice compliment on my Japanese :-)
Hey...
you're the best
Great videos and I like the sound of those stage customs also! If I ever get internet I will look up your skype lessons.
Awesome, thank you!
Can you do a video demonstrating various resolution points? Thanks.
I find myself always crashing/resolving in the 1. A video going through resolution at different points within the bar would be 👌👌
Great lesson! thank you mr. Davis
great great great!!
Drums and cymbals sound absolutely amazing. Good choices...
Thanks for the transcriptions, Professor
Thanks a lot for your great videos Master!
Which model of Vic firth do you use in this video?
Japanese licks! Wow
1000 Danke mein Freund!!
Vielen danke🙏🏾
This is great. Thanks for sharing
Not a question super related to the video topic, but I was wondering what mics you have on your drums?
hi can you do a lesson about paradiddle diddle in jazz? thanks !
I like your style of incorporating rudiments in your style, I have a question does weight of the sticks matter and what weight size do you use?
Hi Harold. Thanks for your question. Stick size and preference is very subjective so what works for me, may not work for you. I use my personal Vic Firth Custom stick that you can check out the specs of on my website. Thanks for watching!
elvin comping lesson like on resolution?
Fill #6... blushda blushda
日本語聞こえてきてビビったw
Great very inspiring lesson as always! I was wondering what the subdivision on the buzz roll is? Is it a specific rate? Best Roland
The buzz roll has no specific rate but it's good to practice buzz rolls at different tempos without the buzzes first to learn what rates work best at different speeds. I've worked on that quite a bit. Thanks for the question Roland!
Awesome! Thank you so much for the info. Have to shred now :)
TH-cam 🐐
You’re too nice Nelson!
What sticks are you using? Bless up
Hi, how do you tune your snare drum? It sounds gorgeous
this dude really started causally speaking Japanese at the end of the video.
So the double triplet starts on the third beat ?
That’s correct Mike!
とても勉強になりました😊ありがとうございます！エルビンの足のタイミングがわからないので教えてください😊よろしくお願いします
あいにく、私でもエアロビの足のテクニックが説明できないです。相変わらず見てくれてありがとうございます。
1:20 gave me a seizure
If you know the book "Accents and Rebounds" it gives notice that the crush roll is not well received because it has no feel or rhythm.
Thanks for your negative feedback. I hope you feel a bit more important now that you've left so many useless comments on my channel. By the way, who have you played with? Have you recorded and played at the Village Vanguard and toured to over 50 countries with some of the top jazz musicians of our time? Didn't think so. I actually know what I'm talking about and have playing experience to show for it. And my videos have actually helped a lot of drummers. Plus I'm teaching at one of the top jazz schools in the world so clearly I wouldn't have gotten this job if I didn't know what I was doing. I don't mind if you don't like my playing, you wouldn't be the first. But the negativity-what's the point dude?
What about developing phrases and dynamic drums? Using the concept of a drum fill serves no purpose.