LESSON FOUR

Lesson 2/20 | Study Time: 5 Min
Course: Introducing Beats, Fills & Solos for Drums
LESSON FOUR

Blues Beats Between The Ride Cymbal or The Hi-Hat, The Snare Drum and The Bass Drum, With Quarter Notes, Eighth Notes and Sixteenth Notes

Remember to count out loud while you play along with these Blues beats. Listen to this example on the " BEATS FILLS AND SOLOS" C.D.

Play each of the following beats through four times with the"BEATS FILLS AND SOLOS"C.D. Remember to count out loud while you play.

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1- LESSON SIX 2- SUMMARY 3- LESSON NINE 4- LESSON EIGHT 5- LESSON SEVEN 6- INTRODUCTION 7- LESSON FIVE 8- LESSON FOUR 9- LESSON THREE 10- LESSON TWO 11- LESSON ONE 12- Solo No.3: Tom Cat Stew 13- Solo No.1: Sixteen Boulders 14- Solo No.5: Funky Junk 15- Solo No.7: Swing Time Baby 16- Solo No.4: Double Trouble Blues 17- Solo No.2: Sticks and Stones 18- Solo No.6: Gettin’ Down 19- Solo No.8: Keepin’ Time 20- Solo No.9: Jigsaw Jazz

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