Of course a lot of us are familiar with Gavin's collaboration with bassist 05Ric, but have you heard the guy play drums?
I really like this sort of jazz-ish/ experimental type of playing. Really nice stuff.

I really love stuff like this. Man, Jeff just nails it. At that tempo that groove could really get out of control; not with Jeff. It kills me how consistent guys like him are. Nice stuff.

Rodge wrote:Really ?

Come on man, "Thriller" is an historical album, two drummers, Jeff and Ndugu, noboby love to read the CD book anymore ? I can't go without reading the credit of an album, that's what bother me with iTunes.

I couldn't agree more Rodge. I love to read the liner notes.

Dave Capuzelo wrote:Theres so much to like about this guy. I can watch him groove all day long, and I hope he goes on to reap the rewards of his talent.

Dave, I totally agree. The guy's laid back and has a feel that I'd put up against just about anyone. I wish I could get some recordings of his work.

is coming out with a DVD. Check out the excerpt: (skip to 10:30 for a nice slinky groove)

The guy who came up with the method has a website: http://www.drorimondlak.com/html/slideshow.php

Joe Morello wrote an article based on the exercises in Modern Drummer in the November '89 issue with Jonathan Mover on the cover.

Wow! I understand being irate but Holdsworth came unglued. I attended a show with Jack DeJohnette and Bill Frisell in which Jack told Bill to tell everyone to quiet down. The whole crowd was extremely noisy and Bill said something like, "We'll listen to you before we play the next tune." E...

Rimshots most of the time. I like to create as much contrast between accents and ghost notes but without lifting my hand too much.

Nice stuff from Zach and Wayne on this one.

I'm going by mine but I'm going to have friends and family address me as Clintuplet.