Elvin Jones Triplet Jazz Drum Fills - Drum Lesson Shorts #2

In this jazz drum lesson short, you will learn how to play Elvin Jones triplet jazz drum fills. Here is lesson #2 from my 8-part "Elvin Jones Triplet Jazz Drum Fills" lesson shorts series. In this lesson short, I will teach you two different ways to move the right hand accented pattern around the set. Then, we will combine one bar of example 2 with one bar of example 4 to create a nice sounding two bar phrase.
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