Bad Medicine (Bon Jovi) - Yamaha Drum DTX10K-X

Bad Medicine is a song by the American rock band Bon Jovi for their 4th studio album “New Jersey”. This song went to number 1 in the United States and reached the top ten in Australia, Canada, Finland, Ireland, the Netherlands and New Zealand.
For the drum cover, I would like to thank teacher Adrian from The Academy Music School/Centre for guiding me on how to accentuate the ‘rock feel’. I have learned new skills covering this song. This is my first song under teacher Adrian tutelage and I am looking forward in learning more from him in our coming lessons.
To my viewers :
Thank you for following my drumming progress. I hope my future uploads will be one of your favorites & I am able to cover it well for your enjoyment pleasure.
Please enjoy the drum cover on this popular rock song by Bon Jovi🤘
Bon Jovi concerts clips consisted in this drum cover:
- Live from London (1995)
- The Crush Tour Live in Zurich (2000)
Other Bon Jovi clips :
- Bon Jovi 80s video
Disclaimer:
I do not own any of the Bon Jovi video clips consisted in this Drum music cover. All rights go back to its rightful owner(s). This channel is for music studies and discussions purposes only.
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#badmedicine
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[@jmemusic]

Congratulations Josie! I also like Bon Jovi.

[@josiemelody-2-U]

Hi! It has been awhile since we last communicated. Hope everything is well with you. Thank you for the comment😊. I am glad you like it. Bon Jovi has many nice songs throughout their career. I may cover few more songs in a later future 😎. Lookout for it 😉.

[@jmemusic]

@@josiemelody-2-U Yes, it was long time since I wrote you, but I have been always looking your nice videos. By the way, you have a good coordination. I saw that you are using both hands and feet.

[@josiemelody-2-U]

Thanks Josef for following my uploads on both the Electone and Drumming. Both instruments needs good coordinations from all the limbs, esp drumming. However with Electone background, picking up drumming is not that difficult because we have trained our limbs to move different directions following rhythms 😏.