Discover the 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket,' a valuable framework for all musicians looking to enhance their adaptability and gain a nuanced understanding of adapting their playing style to various genres and rhythms.
Studio Jams #6 - Misty (1954)
Organist Joey DeFrancesco, Guitarist Larry Carlton, Bassist Gerald Veasley, Drummer Byron Landham, Saxophonist Chris Farr and Percussionist Emedin Rivera playing the Blues 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
Brad Carlton demonstrating the Blues 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
Ulrich Ellison demonstrating the Blues 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
Brad Carlton demonstrating another Blues 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
September Song (1938)
Emma demonstrating the Shuffle 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
Emma's web site is listed down below
Emma demonstrating another Shuffle 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
Emma's web site is listed down below
Route 66 (1946)
Swing 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
Route 66 (1946)
Swing 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
Margaritaville (1976)
Jimmy Buffett
Latin Pop 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
Sittin’ On The Dock Of The Bay (1967)
Otis Redding
Latin Pop 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
My Girl (1964)
The Temptations
Latin Pop 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
Spooky (1967)
Classic IV
Latin Pop 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
Be My Baby (1963)
The Ronettes
Latin Baion 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
Will You Still Love Me (1960)
The Shirelles
Latin Baion 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
Brown Eyed Girl (1967)
Van Morrison
Latin Baion 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
Up On The Roof (1962)
The Drifters
Latin Baion 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
Stand By Me (1961)
Ben E. King
Latin Baion 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
Under The Boardwalk (1964)
The Drifters
Latin Baion 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
Rikki Don't Loose That Number (1974)
Steely Dan
Latin Baion 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
Song For My Father (1965)
Horace Silver
Latin Baion 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
One Note Samba & Desafinado (1964)
Tom Jobim (Guitar) & Joao Donato (Piano)
Latin Bossa Nova 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
Watch What Happens (1964)
Latin Bossa Nova 'Rhythmic Groove Pocket'
‘If You’re In A Band’ Video Tips ― Mark Maxwell
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'Count With Your Body'
‘If you’re in a band, there’s something psychological about being on stage that happens or that you can create to get the crowd into you more and that is to count with a body part.’ ― Mark Maxwell
‘If You’re In A Band!’ Tip 20 'Count With Your Body' Video At
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When Gregg Bissonette subbed in for Simon Phillips in Toto
A cool concept from Warren Haynes of the Allman Brothers
Miles Davis said 'It's what you don't play'
'Listen to what's in your head'
'Don't play it'
'Then play in the space'
The unique drumming pattern in 'Roxanne' and the origin of The Police's rhythm originally conceived as a Bossa Nova song.
The Documentary 'Yacht Rock' as a genre!
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