5 Drum Licks You Can Steal From The Jazz Greats
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- čas přidán 31. 07. 2024
- People are always comparing Greyson Nekrutman to legendary Big Band drummers. And it makes sense because these are the drummers he’s studied for years.
Greyson has tastefully borrowed licks from drummers like Buddy Rich, Louie Bellson, Sonny Payne, and more to develop his own style. There's SO much you can learn by studying the legends of Big Band Drumming -- an era where drummers stole the show.
While Greyson has taken care to build on the concepts he’s borrowed from the legends, in this video, he talks about his major influences and who inspires him while he develops his own sound.
Lesson Index:
0:00 - Intro
0:27 -- Louie Bellson
2:45 -- Buddy Rich
4:11 -- Sonny Payne
5:56 -- Jo Jones & Sam Woodyard
6:59 -- Art Blakey
8:41 -- Outro
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20 years old and Already Providing Excellent insight & Tips.
Greyson is an EXCELLENT member of the Drumming Community.
Not only, clearly, a fantastic drummer but also a well articulated teacher. This guy is an asset to Drumeo and drums.
Sonny Payne is absolutely one of the greatest drummers ever and I really love his playing in all situations, big band, small band! Just dig his playing on Count Basie & The Kansas City Seven Impulse record from 1962, pure gold to me.
Thanks for getting me hooked on drumming via Drumeo
Now out to the garage to unbox that first ever drum kit
Congrats
Thanks for giving credit to these incredible performers many people haven´t heard of.
Greyson is the perfect choice to highlight these amazing drummers from years past.
just started drumming
i love this so much 💕
Wow! The technical skills and the dynamic sound of the crossovers are intense!
This is One oF The GREATEST Educational Videos Ever Created.
🙌 🎶 🙌 Thank You
I'm a multinstrumentalist, but a beginning drummer. The crossovers he was doing following Blakey seem terrifying a bit, from a performance standpoint. Great job Greyson, as usual!!
That was cool. Simple ideas, great presentation!
Cool with some good drum historiy! All drummers stand on the shoulders of the old masters and should know them.
Muy buen video..!!
Saludos desde argentina.
are we not finna talk bout how grayson is always dripped out in a suit every time hes on video, like damn bro i needa take some notes
I play what I feel I’m more of a pocket player but I love all the stuff that you’re playing
What a drum sound! Wonderful!
i think we can all agree at this point what greyson truly is the definition of VERSATILE
Excellent
ooh is that an old COB Pearl snare?
lovely
Fantastic, he also swings, which is a lost part of playing…..love to see his development, great educator also…..
I been studying Rufus speedy Jones for yrs neither him or buddy used tricks they muscled threw it with there left hands. No push pull technique just all left hand muscles I find traditional grip to be great workout for the left hand to get stronger and add more speed when you do get into match grip.
THE BUS TAPES!!!
The kid! Killing it!!!!
Your a wonderful historian
cant believe im learning an insturment from someone the same age as me 😂 damn i feel behind
Gresyson is the future!
long live the battery 🥁🇩🇴
Mr. Chick Webb GOAT!!!
Is Grayson on any big band recordings/played with any big bands?
*Greyson
@@tylerpedersen9836 Wow I hear a note of jealousy in your comment!!! What you don't know about Greyson is that he has worked so hard to become the drummer he is today. So why don't you go and practice for 14 hours a day and then comment...and I looked at some of your videos and you have a very, very long way to go to even be able to comment or give advice on Greysons videos
? I simply asked if he’s played in any big bands… what a bizarre reply lol
@@tylerpedersen9836 this person obviously feels same as me you make your rounds on this kid every time he is posted! Why jump on here with back handed negativity every time?
@@tylerpedersen9836 it is not a bizarre comment, it is fueled by the fact that every time I watch a video of this amazing kid I’m struck by negative attitude/comments…give the kid praise when praise is due… also you maybe should be practicing more on your technique or learning from Greys
Buddy Rich will always be my favourite drummer
Does this guy have a big band he plays with?
I’m going to get flamed for this, but this has little to nothing to do with big band drumming. This was a few showy soloing tricks. These are all great drummers, of course, but it doesn’t say anything about the way they played big band. I would hope the course gets into the actual techniques involved in playing with a real big band. I play in one and a featured solo for the drums is the least of my concerns. Reading, dynamics, setting up section and ensemble figures, etc are all way more important. BTW, listen to Mel Lewis. He was the king. Buddy knew it, too.
Read the intro its everything it set out to be
@tyler pedersen quite obvious you live thrive to cut on this guy with every video! Take your jealous self into the shed for much better time served
@@cgreen9742 I did. My comment stands. I don’t have a problem with who is delivering the content. Although, I would be interested to hear what he sounds like in about 20 years. If the title was “Solo tricks to enhance your showmanship from famous big band drummers” it would be much more accurate.
First
No Gene Krupa
No but he is Greyson Nekrutman.
Buddy Rich has inspired me to not JUST play as fast as I can ALL THE TIME and be an arrogant POS.
That's definitely my biggest issue with him and why I always get a little frustrated when people say he's the best
@@YoushouldNOW221 People say he's the best because people say he's the best. They have no opinion of their own. Same with Hendrix as a guitar player - which is _laughable_ . " It's what people say so I'll say it too."
@@DavidOakesMusic Hi Guys.. Kudos to Greyson for carrying the big band torch.... I personally have sat 20 feet away from Sonny Payne (with Basie), Roy Haynes, Rufus "Speedy" Jones, Elvin Jones, Louie Bellson, and quite a few others of that era. Drumming is subjective to each person, however, as amazing as these guys were, witnessing Buddy Rich live 20 feet away was something I don't think I'll ever see again. What does not come thru in all the CZcams solos of Buddy is his miraculous musicality with the way he played, that's the X factor for me, and it does not come thru too well in the videos. Tough person, absolutely. But don't let that diminish his quality as a musician, drummer and bandleader. He was a phenom and could play brilliantly on anything. One night, at a poorly attended concert I was at in London, he was in a playful mood, he found an old pair of thick canvas gardening gloves on the stage, so putting them on, he played the entire West Side Story chart, drum solo etc. with these damn gloves on! It sounded exactly the same as it normally did. It was absolutely astounding, and he did it without thinking about it. You had to be there. One of a kind.
@@DavidOakesMusic I absolutely agree. Some Drummers are celebrated with good reason, but he is a drummer that has some good qualities, but at the end of the day just isn't all that much
@@YoushouldNOW221 Drummers these days run circles around Buddy but they'll never get the same recognition becausze duhhh buddee ricchhhh. Its like when drummers are asked who their influences are - they always say Buddy _of course_ like you're not even allowed to dislike him.
06:10 Pitching drum with the elbow; how to notate that on a chart? 🤔🤨