ADVANCED FUNK STUDIES PDF

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Both definitely require a bit of experience with reading, as well as some independence; if you've been playing for a few years, you should be able to get into them. As for "ease of use," I'm not exactly sure what you mean Thunderstix , PM Thanks all!

I think I'm gonna settle with the 25th edition of Latham. The blue book has some very interesting concepts and Garibaldi's books, from what I've read, are generally playalongs.

If I get disappointed, I'll blame the forum!! It is not a book. This is another product I would also highly recommend to you Thunderstix , PM I own all of Rick's material shown. As much as I like watching videos, you still need the books to study, right?

You will need the books. Rick just came out with a new DVD but I am on the broke right now so it will be next month till I pick it up.

Chaffee's books are great along with Garibaldi's. Another good one. The blue includes contemporary rudiments, 16th notehand patterns, 16th note patterns, with bass drum, triplet hand patterns, triplet hand and bass drum, tom toms, drum set interpretation hi hat foot substitution, shuffle, hip hop, ghosting shuffles, contemporary patterns and fills Sounds a bit basic, or am I wrong?

His books are out of print, but you might be able to find them online. You'd be missing the core of the style. A Funky Primer by Charles Dowd might also be a good place to start, though he doesn't give you much help with interpretation.The tape includes discussion and playing of contemporary rudiments, drumset interpretation, hand doubles, hi-hat foot substitutions, shuffle patterns, ghost notes, cymbal patterns and hip-hop patterns.

If I get disappointed, I'll blame the forum!! The options available when playing rhythm guitar are vast.

I think I'm gonna settle with the 25th edition of Latham. Like their classical predecessors, these rules directly tie careful, generous listening to sound argumentation.

KALYN from Wyoming

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