Drum Lesson - Jeff Porcaro on Rosanna - Shuffle Groove Breakdown by Nick Molenda video free download


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Duration: 03:58
Uploaded: 2012/04/27

Transcription Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6eUpcD2Gf-c

Full Transcription Available At: http://nickmolenda.com/store/transcriptions/note-for-note-series-transcription-2/

Here's another lesson series I'm doing highlighting the legendary playing of the late Jeff Porcaro on Toto's "Rosanna". Thanks for watching!

Comments

9 years ago

Mário Filho Miranda

Great explanation! When it comes to feel, it's a whole new world. Congrats! Feeling is the key.

9 years ago

Jake Gibson

Finally a drummer who is not only spot on in the lesson but explains the mystery: groove is a feel thing and you either get it or not!God bless !

10 years ago

Alpha Raider ™/ Alpha Val

Great vid !! You're a pedagogue mate ;)

10 years ago

KKMmusic

best explanation of the feel! thanks. 

10 years ago

Kevin M

I've watched this video over and over. Your interpretation is the best I've found outside of Jeff Pacaro actually doing it. Your instruction of it is perfect. Those tighter hi-hat notes is what makes it sound like Pacaro. That was the ONE thing I was missing in my interp and you helped me. Thanks.

10 years ago

Scott Murphy

Jeff Porcaro played on a plane so much higher than so many other drummers of his era. His feel and the soul he put into his grooves was simply amazing. I spent two weeks solid trying to put the same kind of feel into that groove and I still don't feel like I can really duplicate it perfectly,

10 years ago

avaboot

Well said chap,I don't think you can learn Feel from a book.

10 years ago

gregg jarvis

well said...

10 years ago

gravics

Nice breakdown. Really enjoyed that.

10 years ago

Peter Sapira

Unreal snare sound - I love it.

10 years ago

Dominic John Calimlim

Right Hand 1st and last Triplet of the note.Left hand played 2nd note would be the ghost note accenting.after 2 and 4 note followed by the ghost.

10 years ago

algor65

Bravo Nick!!! You are simply great in your explanations!!! (signed: an ex-drummer and a former Radio DJ)

11 years ago

Emanuel Pinacho

muy buena la explicacion con este lo saco definitivamente

11 years ago

Joe Kidd

Nice job. love it!

11 years ago

funklover24

The phenomenon Jeff Porcaro will never be understood 100 %, but this video is a great approach to his style with highly interesting explanations. Thanks for sharing.

11 years ago

Joshua Strong

This is one of the loosest shuffles I've seen. This guy has got this groove DOWN. There's nothing missing here expect the cessation of ego from opinion.

11 years ago

WAREM

I dont think there's an interruption and here is the problem its hard to synchronize the snare and the kick. this rythem is a dileema for me lol but I'm progressing, I'l just keep insisting on it until I get it

11 years ago

Chris Bradley

very good excellent stuff can you tell me what snare drum that is great sound

11 years ago

Benjamin Lewis

ummmm nice snare drum

11 years ago

Kenneth Schwartz

I believe that Jeff plays grace notes between all the triplets. The transcription omits them from the first and thrid triplets

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