I never think of that little fill as a paradiddle. To me it's just RLL (as a 8th note triplet starting on the down beat). If you think about each beat (quarter note), 1, 2, 3, 4, then you could do RLL on each beat as even triplets. You can put these little groups of RLL on any of the beats, or all of them. By thinking of it this way, it's easier for me. (The lead in left hand note just joins into it but doesn't create the little grouping itself -- if that makes sense). Also, you can do other combinations, like RRL, or RLR, creating different accents on different surfaces. Also, as a rockabilly drummer I rarely ever do the rim clicks. That's definitely a thing that happens since the 80s, but the older styles less so, in my opinion. I certainly wouldn't reduce rockabilly drumming to train shuffles on the snare/rim. Learn hihat shuffles and ride cymbal shuffles too. (blues drumming essentially), also straighten these beats out but keep the double hands playing to get an authentic rock n roll style. Check out sun records rockabilly and copy. It's a simple style but to do it authentically it takes a lot of listening and restraint.

Question! This is awesome, but how do you play so fast? My hands can't keep up. I can only play as fast as 3:08. How do you play as fast as 3:14? Do you use the shank technique on the hi hat? How do you practice this? I'm such a novice I don't even know if I'm making sense lol

That sounds like a Samba

in a d beat the cymbal is actually supposed to follow the kick drum on the crash or ride instead of staying on the quarter notes

I like this guy. Thank you Love my drums. I like you teaching

I recognize your voice you used to have a different KZbin. Idea channel didn’t you

Gad DAAMN! watched bunch of dbeat tutorials and this one is the most clear and easy to understand! Played it right away after watching! THaaaaaaaaaaannks <3

What rudiment is the Jazz Samba close to? Apparently its a lot of rudiments hehehe.

Excellent drummer

nice. there arent enough videos explaining smipler drum fills even though those are the ones youre going to use the most. could you maybe also make a video explaining two beat drum fills like the pat boon debby boon?

Those K's are a magical upgrade to the kit!✌🏼

I just got a kit I love this genre will the bass drum technique require good ankle movement I have a prosthetic foot but I want to be able to move up this speed

Your a great teacher. Thanx. This is exactly what I was looking for ³

What simbal is?

thanks man, this was rlly helpful

Nice, thanks my man!

Hello out there. If you play triple stroke rolls, like the rudiment, is that playing in 6/8?

Thanks for sharing this! 👍 I am a long-time hobbyist guitar player. I have been practicing some rudiments on an Evans practice pad and am looking into taking lessons and getting a decent drum kit that I won’t easily grow out of over the coming years. Could you recommend a 3 or 4 shell kit, a nice snare, and good cymbals in the $2-$3k range? I really like Keith Carlock and Josh Dion’s playing styles and sounds, among others. Any advice would be much appreciated.

All kinds of awesome! 😀🥁

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and now....i add....paradiddle, ratamacue, , triplet, and double paradiddle....and.....lets add tonal changes......i am using 13, 14 on the rack, 16 inch floor tom to my left....to my right...16 and 18 floor toms......HOLY shit, THE tonal cadence can get intense.......and if you ever watch BUDDY RICH play......or Joe Jones.....

Cool video

Great lesson - thank you 💛🩵 what Remo batter head are you using on your snare please? I have Evan’s G1s, and want to find their Remo equivalent - thanks!

Helpful information!

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I can now play this, turn around and all. It is so fun. I'm happy I came across your video.

Insaneeee !!

So dope! 🙏

All sounds the same to me who doesnt play the drums

isn't that a triplet?

Garage rock groove pls man

Garage rock groove pls

Garage rock groove pls man

Garage rock groove pls man

It’s getting the heel toe and using the tip/shank methods that takes time when you are at speed….trust me. I just spent the last 4 years teaching myself to be a punk drummer…there can be shortcuts tbf oh ok he uses the slide technique or the tap dancer as I shall now call it! Ha

Could you teach us the fills to go along with this?

Recently found this channel... love it! Just a self taught drummer, a couple years in, at 43. These videos are perfect to help me progress and create new grooves. Thank you!

Also known as a “train beat” which stems from New Orleans street band style drums being condensed into 1 person/drum set

Amazing teacher thanks so much!!!

Interesting thing i noticed about these accented rolls. The fact that the sevenstrokes, when looped fast, lose the16th note pause that is felt when it’s played at slower tempos (assuming the diddles are 16ths). Kinda one of those beautiful effects of drum phrases played “up to tempo.” All these years, when ive heard drummers play double-stroke rolls with accents, id have expected we were hearing a continuous string of notes. Anyway, much love, thank you🙏🏻🍻

Besides that beat, the 32nd note single-strokes with accents for drum fills, and that’s pretty much the general guidelines… a little natural creativity and really one is on there way! thank you John🙏🏻🍻Cheers!😎

Great stuff thanks

If you use your heel you don't have to shift your weight

Hey Mr. Owens! Can you give us some African rhythms? That like, indigenous, tribal percussion stuff. You da man!! 🙏

hi, can you do a tutorial on your drumstick grip and technique?

My main issue with surf grooves is I just get so damned sore. They often play very fast and since I'm not using my dominant hand (I'm a leftie) I don't have the stamina in my right to play the ride consistently. Moreover, in songs like those of the ventures, they go ham on those snares and toms. I can play that fast, but not nearly for that long, and my thumbs just go straight to shit.

where is the video abt the rolls....

Excellent. I have a channel too and found I had been naming my videos poorly, NOT SAYING YOU ARE,… With rudiments when searching for them, your channel never came up in feed. Suggestion rather than the title of the rudiment series.. just start title with rudiment. #20 Flam #6 DBL Stroke So on so forth. Much easier to find way more views.. Hope that is good insight, either way. Shall be using you channel To brush up on tech when showing my students some basics. Mahalo !!!

Great video and very well explained. Thank you.

AKA “the forbidden beat” because non punk musicians absolutely hate it 😂