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@pgc6265 Well... It IS expervillage
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all you tossers that come on here complaining....spend your time more wisely making your own videos...the guy is trying to help. And I CAN sing and play the blues to this
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"jazz, rock n roll, you name it, it's got the blues in it at one point or another...." .... ummm, i'm sorry, what did you just say to me!? i'm sorry, i didn't see "expertvillage" when i clicked the video... my bad, ill be seein you
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feels pretty hiphop to me
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Not Blues!!!
Source:
Black from the south.
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He's pretty much playing the hi hat part on his bass.. what a fail
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ahahahahah and this is an expert village!? ahahah
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Shit you drum sounds awful...i'm a beginner and my drum sounds better than yours...
learn how to tune it first and maybe after that, you can give someone an advice!



@pgc6265 you could call this BLUES! yes its kind of a funk groove, used a lot in blues (rock) too.
think of 'crossroads' by cream for example. Or a lot of seasick steve songs like 'You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks'.
surrealIdeal 5 months ago 4
@pgc6265 A "Twelve bar blues" isn't a beat or a groove! It's a song form that consists of three four bar phrases based (mostly) on the I, VI and V chords of the tonic key. You can put a twelve bar blues in any rhythmic context and it won't cease to be a "Blues". He obviously hit the form and the changes. Stop thinking as "Just the drummer" and be a musician.
TylerWithWonkTheBand 6 months ago 4