Elvis
Silver Member
I used to be able to play that bass lick. Bass player in a band I was in taught it to me many moons ago.
What are you listening to right now?
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LincolnSimpson
New Member
"Sorry seems to be the hardest word" is my favorite one.
Drumolator
Platinum Member
The afternoon jazz for today is by Jeff Denson / Roman Pilson / Brian Blade - Between Two Worlds. Peace and goodwill.
Xstr8edgtnrdrmrX
Diamond Member
a little jazz for the ride home after a 17 hour work day
Hannahsketchbook
Active Member
Back on a TOOL kick. Listening to a lot of 10,000 Days this week.
LincolnSimpson
New Member
"A little party never kills nobody" has done my college day and I am still listening to it.
Drumolator
Platinum Member
The afternoon jazz for today is by saxophonist Kenny Garrett (the better Kenny G) - Songbook, featuring drummer Jeff "Tain" Watts. Peace and goodwill.
Xstr8edgtnrdrmrX
Diamond Member
Queensryche Operation: Mindcrime got me home today
JoeVermont
Active Member
On a Philly Soul kick - this is kind of an Unplugged version of Me and Mrs. Jones. Wow!
LincolnSimpson
New Member
Right now I am "devouring" a whole playlist of ABBA
studying the pause/resolution of a song
The Carter Family
Single Girl, Married Girl
Great composition! Turns back home like walking away from your wedding alter.
Ben Abraham and Sara Bareilles
This Is On Me
Piano line makes the same sharp turned return. Very effective. Very well rooted to the tonic.
...now, how would I apply drums to improve the song?...or is drum silence the best I can do?(not that selecting silence is a bad choice)
...how I practice anymore...
The Carter Family
Single Girl, Married Girl
Great composition! Turns back home like walking away from your wedding alter.
Ben Abraham and Sara Bareilles
This Is On Me
Piano line makes the same sharp turned return. Very effective. Very well rooted to the tonic.
...now, how would I apply drums to improve the song?...or is drum silence the best I can do?(not that selecting silence is a bad choice)
...how I practice anymore...
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Drumolator
Platinum Member
The afternoon jazz for today is by Kenny Garrett- Sounds of the Ancestors. Peace and goodwill.
JoeVermont
Active Member
Hands down, loudest band I've ever heard in concert (1991). Oh yeah, they were amazing. Will Calhoun's drum solo still reverberates in my soul.
