robert glasper alan hampton chris dave Jelly's da Beener

robert glasper trio play jelly's da beener

charlie wrights london

rob bustin out his hottest blues chops.

'can we get a vodka cranberry over here? .... make that 3!'

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• chris
• dave
• robert
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• alan
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[winnerbaby44]

1:46 - 1:55.. isnt that why we all live for?

[WahkibaJ]

No way in hell this sounds like 4....its obviously 7

[turnerwarehouse]

video response:

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[be4tbybl4ck]

CHRIS DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAVE!!!­!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ZForbesOfficial]

wowwwwww

[pickinstone]

@willplez it's one of Glasper's tunes. Great band, check them out. Glasper is a beast and and chris dave is on your to do list if you're a drummer. He's tight as shit.

[swebnived]

4:19 holy balls

[Brian4hand]

2 people can't count in 7

[Funkify4]

@WahkibaJ definitely in 7

[sweetoldetc]

@willplez

That's a good analogy. I guess whenever I work on new poly-rhythm stuff, I usually write them down and see exactly how each rhythm plays against each other.. you can usually set "landmarks" on the way. i.e if you are playing dotted quarters against quarter note in 4/4 you will be on the beat on beat 4 and beat 3 of the 2nd measure..etc. You can do that with triplets, quintuplets.. the possibilities are limitless

[willplez]

@sweetoldetc My old drum teacher and I got pretty into this, he has the best analogy! The multiple time signatures work like cogs or gears, say one with 3 teeth and one with 4 (a 3 over 4 beat). And they always come back to the beginning when you multiply them, eg 3X4=12, so the 13th bar becomes the new '1'! So cool!!

[willplez]

Shit this is so good! Is this an actual piece, or just a sick jam in 7/8?