jornthedrummer
Silver Member
I guess we all have our favorite musical moments with regards to drumming.
Lets have your examples?
A few of mine:
The Police - Wrapped Around Your Finger
The snare flam on 4 when the song goes from half time feel to normal feel.
Why? Sting is building the song up on the bass by going to normal feel a few bars before and you know something wonderful is going to happen -)
And it does in the simplest, tastiest, classiest way possible!
In addition the song is great and the drum sound is right up my alley.
The Rolling Stones - Rock and a Hard Place.
When Charlie hits the china on 1 in the 3rd bar after the guitar solo.
Why? It sound so powerful and that small guy is really smacking it.
Michael Bolton - When A Man Loves A Woman
That fill after the break near the end of the song.
I remember hearing that song for the first time on the radio and immediately thinking there is only one drummer that could do this fill. Got the record and confirmed that it was the one and only Jeff Porcaro.
Great drum sound too.
Lets have your examples?
A few of mine:
The Police - Wrapped Around Your Finger
The snare flam on 4 when the song goes from half time feel to normal feel.
Why? Sting is building the song up on the bass by going to normal feel a few bars before and you know something wonderful is going to happen -)
And it does in the simplest, tastiest, classiest way possible!
In addition the song is great and the drum sound is right up my alley.
The Rolling Stones - Rock and a Hard Place.
When Charlie hits the china on 1 in the 3rd bar after the guitar solo.
Why? It sound so powerful and that small guy is really smacking it.
Michael Bolton - When A Man Loves A Woman
That fill after the break near the end of the song.
I remember hearing that song for the first time on the radio and immediately thinking there is only one drummer that could do this fill. Got the record and confirmed that it was the one and only Jeff Porcaro.
Great drum sound too.