Wtf this is an easy song. Why so complicated

the beatles - i want to hold ur hand

holy 💩

What the fuck are you doing.🧐🧐

I always find myself coming back here for a meaty flam!

The part where you say triplets . That’s R L K ? Is that what you are saying ? Or R L R K

Shit😂

cool vid … i’d love to be able and play and read drum parts at the same time …. i just learn by ear … fantastic video … keep it up !

Is the opening fill leading into where the main guitar riff kicks in here

For anybody wondering he starts explaining at 2:07

is there a particular name for the drum beat opening (idk the terminology and stuff )and any other artist/band that has used this?

I'm a beginner and I cannot keep my foot going for so long in time, ha, but I absolutely love playing this, poorly or not

i hope your pillow is cold on both sides

Hay algun ejercisio para tocar el bombo con esa velocidad y potencia en esa cancion?

Redneck in Alabama here!!! Thank you!!! Got the sheet music now!!! Glad to see everyone around the world doing men shit!!! F ya!! Women too by god.

amazing

The song is originally drummed by Nick Buda. Matt Billingslea is her current drummer, and drums what Buda came up with on the re-recorded "Taylor's versions".

I want to appreciate your efforts but the electronic kit just doesn't work for me. I performed this and most Beatle hits over 500 times. RINGO taught me everything.

Ich finde es immer wieder faszinierend, wie Schlagzeuger mit jedem ihrer Gliedmaßen, einen anderen Rhythmus spielen können... was muss da im Gehirn los sein😮 Respekt!😊

nice addition to your "bowie" collection, which i have been working through this week haha very handy! cheers rob

Brilliant teaching method and tempo. Got it immediately, made sense

please help 😭😭 I just need the pattern of the kick

Great lesson, i been tryin to work this out last few days, just purchased and now it makes perfect sense

Graye xpntwnr thanks man!

I also proudly added fuddle-a-dump to my vocabulary 😅

This is my first cover drum solo. I've been practicing it without your video when I can, and I'm probably up to 80% full speed now, but with tiny messups. Thank you so very much for this super descriptive and super helpful walk-through. Drums are so fun to learn🎉 I'm gonna try and learn to read drum sheet music, as well. I can see that each drum piece is just a different note, like other instruments. Thanks again 😊 I came back to watch this again so I can slow back down and follow it without pausing and rewinding😮

Exactly what I needed in order to understand the fills. Thank you, sir!

Very efficient lesson, I just discovered your channel and I like your teaching style. Thank you !

Very well explained, those parts! i have decided to try to knock this out as only 1 very good drummer where i play monthly (Jam session) can do this song, and guitar players absolutely love this tune, (i wonder why - not really) and i want to surprise him, so i picked your video to start with because of how you explained one of the Hendrix tunes. i can nail that tune now. I like your humility!

Thanks so much, quite excellent demonstration! Do you only accept funds in Pounds?

What kick does really on the groove? Just 1 and 3 or shuffle too? A lot of videos show different stuff...

Please check out the Shel Talmy (the Who's early Producer) stereo version of the tune on KZfaq. It is a revelation. No tambourines or anything else muddying the sound. For forty-some years I had (we all had) been missing something because of what was commercially available. Until I found the Talmy stereo mix, that is. Moon is very active on the hi hat during the song and its funky "Hi hat open" backbeat during its "straight eights" provides a whole new dimension to what is going on throughout most all of the number. And his ride and crash cymbal are now clearly in evidence. Still mixed down somewhat, but definitely more "there". I clocked the tempo of the tune at 120 bpm on my metronome listening to the tune--which is in E Major. Lest one think I was playing the record too slowly. 😉 Not 140. I used the metronome when I practiced the electric 12-string solo until I had it nailed down....on a Rickenbacker, of course! Haha! By the bye, I am convinced that Jimmy Page (Yardbirds, Zeppelin) played the solos. For years he quashed the idea that he had. Then he finally admitted it! Ha! I never thought Townshend sounded like Page, or vice-versa, at any time. Something else that might be of interest--especially to guitar players--is that Page's G strings are tuned to standard guitar pitch in unison rather than the typical octave apart that one finds on a typical 12-string. That imparts a peculiar sound to his work on this number. I enjoy your videos! Keep up the good work! 🙂

Awesome.... Thank You..

What a great explanation. Thank you for this video, which 11 years later is very useful to me.

Bravissimo maestro !!

That will be helpful, thanks. Interestingly, your HH and Ride is exactly placed as mine. I don't see that often.

1:55

Great job! It’s harder to nail than many think.

Easy Lover - Phil Collins & Philip Bailey 🥁

Such an iconic and powerful intro, instantly recognizable

Genesis

That’s easy… easy lover 🤧

She'll take your heart but you won't feel it!!

She's an easy lover by Phil collins and Philip something? Edit: Philip Bailey

+ A 3, 4 + intro counting is easier than how you were counting it.

I can always count on you to help me out when I need to learn a song _properly_ for my band. Thanks!

Bucket of fish. Great fill.....

thanks for a great freebee rob, nice lesson

Это прикольно. Это синкопы и диско драмминг. Всегда интересно.🥁👍🎧