THE GROOVE IS HERE con STEVE JORDAN

[@concretebeats3360]

I honestly believe many drummers can get a little bit better just by watching this once.

[@Ronrav001]

Every drummer should see this. Especially if they don't play another instrument and think they need to fill the gaps with nonsense,.... thank you!

[@pablomalasia]

YOU WELCOME!!

[@HR2635]

after which bass players and guitarists and keyboard players should learn to play in time .. what a great life it would be

[@Matthew-q7y]

One of the Greatest Grooveshark ever his pocket BITES

[@JohnSmith-ty1gm]

16:49
Nice little funky jam.

[@GatBrothers1]

When the drums start dancing ❤❤❤

[@stephenmack7400]

Excellent example of groove simplicity.

[@pablomalasia]

IS A NUMER ONE!!

[@Now3bwx]

this was excellent

[@ArnelleX-us9yo]

Yo my Bro all your beats are tight and in the pocket....Reminds me of Bernard Perdie.....

[@GabrielSvenbörk]

It’s not about what you play, it’s about what you say.

[@emilioalonso6011]

Pablo Malasia, gracias x subir esto, no tiene precio...si es verdad que a la mitad mas o menos se desfasa el sonido con la imagen, pero igual es una joya

[@abe-80]

Thankyou 🙏🏻

[@pablomalasia]

Por nada!!

[@ericeiser3659]

He is AWESOME

[@pablomalasia]

YEAHH

[@vaughnchauncy8360]

I first heard Steve Jordan play in 1978 on the Major Harris of Philly Soul fame album 'How do you take your love'..I was drawn to his style and pocket...needless he is very very versatile

[@robertsackl3464]

yeah, love it, he grooves so hard, that even the camarastands get it :-D (24:48 min)

[@RatatouilleMiam]

51:37

[@steffendyhr-nielsen425]

This is a goldmine for anybody approaching the art of drumplaying but the last half of the video is oddly off the beat of the soundtrack, which should be a no go for a video like this.. Maybe, my gear donno, but check out the outro around 1:02:10

[@Derbouca]

Does anyone know the names of the songs Steve is referring to by Sheryl Crow and Ernest Ranglin? Thanks

[@k0ldofdez]

brutal !! gracias Pablo!!