David Gomez 13/8 Drumset solo

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Enjoy the "out of this world rhythmical approach to the drumset"- London Dily in this David Gomez 13/8 drumset solo. Accompanied by John Benitez, Manuel Valera. Count away!

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*We thank D. Wearley for the footage and V.Shurtz for the video editing.

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• Dave
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• latin
• Jazz
• drumset
• Cuba
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• bata
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• Colombia
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• Bass
• Sax
• john
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[gleventhal]

@PhilipLeSec Haha, your english is better than most Americans.

[burgermikestir]

I love jazz and drummer's like this guy really shine when they play to jazz.

[DanishPastry]

You obviously possess skills. But I miss some groove in your play. You could easily have played the excact same thing over every other time signature and most people would never have been able to tell the difference. In my opinion, soloes, on all instruments, consist of both feeling and and technique. The latter doesn't go as well alone as the first.

[naleyan]

cant get xcited

[KaslarProductions]

i definitely see the talent, but not my style...

[evans13]

hi david, your website its very normal and you not are a normal drummer, i´m webdesigner also check my work if u want rwmstudiosdotcon , also i play drumx XD

[favstix]

nice sound. nice music

[Timberomundial]

SKIIIIIILLLLLLLZZZZZZZZZZZZZ up the @#$%^

Great playing and nice website!

Cuba/Colombia AYYYYYYYYYYYY!

[PhilipLeSec]

Yeah and please excuse my english. I am from Czech republic...

[PhilipLeSec]

I like this kind of progressive approach to music and to rhythm. Thats the true meaning of developing the sense of rhythm, I think. Trying new ways always reminds of a space monkey. Monkey shot into space in the intrests of humanity. That might feel a little bit lonely at a time, but its great to do something that has never been done and in jazz its hard to produce something new. I admire your joy for music and for progression. I always like to see new things. Exploring musical boundaries.