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Hello, Login to start. Not a member? Join Today! A fun 16th note lick phrased in groups of 7. Pay attention to your dynamics! This content is for members only. Add to Favorites
Hello, Login to start. Not a member? Join Today! Here’s the song performance of ‘Looking Glass’ by Allan Holdsworth taken in March 2025 at the Las Vegas Drum Show! Gear: Cymbals L to R: 18″ prototype crash with rivets 20″…
Hello, Login to start. Not a member? Join Today! Here’s a fun 32nd note phrase inspired by Matt Garstka. This content is for members only. Add to Favorites
Hello, Login to start. Not a member? Join Today! My full performance and Q&A from the Las Vegas Drum Show on March 30th 2025. I play a couple of songs to kick-off & then take some questions! Gear: Cymbals L…
Hello, Login to start. Not a member? Join Today! Another guest lesson this month while I relocate back to Los Angeles and set up my studio! The great Carlito Mendoza joins us for May’s Lick of the Month and presents…
Hello, Login to start. Not a member? Join Today! The great Steve Pruitt returns to teach another guest lesson at PBD! Steve is a fabulous player who’s just as comfortable playing straight-ahead jazz as he is burning fusion. He returns…
Hello, Login to start. Not a member? Join Today! Here’a a fiery 32nd note snare drum phrase that will test your hands and dynamics! This content is for members only. Add to Favorites
Hello, Login to start. Not a member? Join Today! Carrying on from part one, let’s now look at some other ways to phrase the groupings of 3’s to spice up the 16th notes, and also some 5’s & 7’s! This…
Hello, Login to start. Not a member? Join Today! A very simple phrase but not easy to make it sound and feel good! This content is for members only. Add to Favorites
Hello, Login to start. Not a member? Join Today! You’ll often hear Dennis use these triplet patterns, phrased in 16th notes, in his groove vocab. In this lesson I break down the pattern and give you some options to start…