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In this music documentary, hosts Arthur „LA“ Buckner and Linda Diaz delve into the history of James Brown’s „Funky Drummer“ beat, tracing its impact on Hip Hop music and the cultural significance of this iconic rhythm. From speaking with Hip Hop producers and those close to Clyde, this series uncovers the story of the drummer who created this defining sample, but was never properly credited for his work. Discover the untold story of the man behind the drums and how his simple beat changed Hip Hop forever.
https://youtu.be/4Ku7KjNpv-4
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Nach kurzer Einweisung auch selber am trommeln.
Und es scheint ihm irgendwie zu gefallen:
Einen Kommentar hinterlassenDer Drummer Drew Caballero macht Ähnliches wie The Kiffness, beschränkt sich allerdings beim Vertonen von im Netz populär gewordener Videos auf reine Drum-Sounds, was allerdings dennoch oder gerade deswegen auch ganz geil ist.
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4 KommentareIn April 2011, Wynton Marsalis launched “Hidden in Plain View: Meanings in American Music,” a three-year performance and lecture series at Harvard University. The six lecture series began with “Music as Metaphor,” an interpretation of the many unobserved symbols in American music and their illumination of the democratic process, and featured performances by Marsalis alongside Ali Jackson (drums), Dan Nimmer (piano), Walter Blanding (tenor sax), Carlos Henriquez (bass), James Chirillo (guitar and banjo), and Mark O’Connor (violin).
Ich bin kein Schlagzeuger, weiß die Schießbude als Teil der Rhythmusgruppe allerdings wirklich sehr zu schätzen. Und Dave Grohl ja sowieso sowas von.
Dave Grohl has written so many epic drum beats over the years, it’s tough to have a conversation about memorable grooves without mentioning his name.
That’s why we’ve put together a video breaking down 12 of his must-know drum beats. You can probably guess a few of them, but you might also find a few obscure (Them Crooked Vultures, anyone?) surprises.
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Business Insider zu Gast bei Noble & Cooley, dem mit 160 Jahren ältesten Schlagzeug-Hersteller Amerikas, der heute vor allem für seine Snaredrums bekannt ist, die aus nur einem Brett hergestellt werden.
Einen Kommentar hinterlassenSeven generations of one family have been making drums at Noble & Cooley since 1854. The Massachusetts company started off manufacturing toys, but is now known for their high-end snare drums made from a single plank of wood.