Playing Jazz with a Two-Feel
Here is a video about played two-feels in a jazz setting. This is something you will have to do on any straight-ahead jazz gig but it is misunderstood by many inexperienced players. There are old style two-feels as well as more modern versions and I cover both here. The kit I am using is a Gretsch Catalina Elite set from the early 1990's. I use this as my portable practice kit as well as a small gigging kit. The sizes are: 16" BD, 12" and 14" toms and a Slingerland Gene Krupa 1960's Sound King COB 5"x14" snare. The cymbals are all old K Zildjian from the 1940's through 1960's except for a 24" Masterwork Thalles series China/Swish.
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Playing with Relaxed Technique on the Drum Set
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How I Learned to Play Very Fast Jazz Ride Cymbal Patterns
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German Grip vs French Grip: Which Is Better?
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Wynton at Harvard, Chapter 16: The Two-Beat Groove
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2 Perfect 2 Feels - Simple Ways to Improve and Play a Two-Feel for Jazz Bass
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HOW DO GREAAT JAZZ DRUMMERS PLAY A TWO FEEL?
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Jazz Drum Sets
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If you're starting to play jazz drums, watch this
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Peter Erskine - Ride Cymbal Technique Part 1
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How the rhythm section swings
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Fall asleep while I build a zoo (Part 2)
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Drum Set Bass Drum Technique Part 1-The Basics
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How I Tune my Jazz Drum Set
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Jazz Brushes / part 1 - Hip Patterns
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Jazz Rhythm Section 101: Chart Management / The 2 Feel
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Jazz Drummer Q-Tip of the Week: Improve Your Up Tempo Ride Cymbal Playing!!
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Joe Morello 1991 drum clinic. Front row, clear view of snare and kit. Louie Bellson, guest.
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Playing Brushes In All Styles Of Music | Peter Erskine
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Part 1 - Play Jazz Hi Hat Like A Pro - Playing in “2”
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