This latest addition is based on an eight note pattern with the hands moving around the toms with one little snare note thrown in. The pattern begins with the right hand and alternates hand to hand the entire way through. It comes from a great Max Roach idea that I love, but it has its own little twist.
Example #1 is just the lick repeated three times to get through the measure as sixteenth note triplets.
The rest of the examples are all variations of differing lengths.
Here’s the PDF: Nasty Lick 55
Let me know what you think.
Mark Feldman
Mark Feldman is a NYC based drummer who leads the instrumental fusion band, LEVEL5
Next LEVEL5 Show: Monday, 7/17/17, 9:00pm | Rockwood 2 | 196 Allen Street, NYC, NY |Buy Tickets Here:Tickets for LEVEL5 at Rockwood 2
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Next LEVEL5 Show: Monday, 7/17/17, 9:00pm | Rockwood 2 | 196 Allen Street, NYC, NY |Buy Tickets Here:Tickets for LEVEL5 at Rockwood 2
Get a FREE download of LEVEL5's soon to be released debut, "The Sybil EP," here: www.level5music.com/free-download
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