Swinging Over Straight Rhythms: Is That Even ALLOWED?!
Ever wondered why certain grooves just hit different? In this video, I break down how mixing straight and swung rhythms has been utilized across many genres to create some of the funkiest, most iconic grooves. I also cover the difference between the terms “pocket” and “groove”, explain swing ratios, and give you ways to incorporate straight over swung rhythms into your own playing to help you improve your groove! 🎵 Tracks Analyzed: "The Funky Drummer" - James Brown "Waiting in Vain" - Bob Marley "Chitlins Con Carne" - Kenny Burrell 📚 References: Nate Smith on Pocket: • Nate Smith Masterclass Highlight // Cory W... Adam Neely on Groove: • What Is Groove Part 2 with Adam Neely | In... 🔔 Subscribe for weekly music education content focused on helping you become a better musician!

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