Groove Essentials World Drumming Lesson featuring Tommy Igoe

Check out a FREE lesson from Tommy Igoe's Groove Essentials - the best method to learning drum styles on the planet!
In this lessons, Tommy shows you a great world Drumming groove.
Excerpted from Groove Essentials - more information available at HudsonMusic.com

[@chupeteguaya]

Where tommy goes ... Igoe.

[@renardvert]

He freakin' kills the drums.

[@TheStealthStriker]

your just sooooo amazing and I learn from your book and videos :D :D

[@pierrekid]

Freakin awesomeeeeeeeeee

[@Danielcrspo]

I love how he says you just sit down and start playing it, and then never explains how to do it. This groove took me a little while to get, not that easy.

[@100kolli]

1:45 incase if you are having a bad day

[@Drummike55]

This DVD was made in 2008. I recomend everyone buy it..

[@NicoTxch]

Bro it was made 2004

[@DrumSpotScuoladibatteriaOld]

Very nice

[@kimmin1208]

Excellent. Very tasty.

[@misaelvillalobos8317]

the last part where hes talking sounds fire what song is that?

[@dizzytoledo]

Sweet Jesus!

[@fran_lumbantoruan]

wow......

[@TKDraishaakira]

nice

[@Lojesad]

i need the intro song of tommy igoe is awesome

[@drv30]

I didn't know Dr. Robert Rey from Dr. 90210 played drums!

[@DJTrancenergy]

I see, in my case I love latin music. And coming from Peru, where you have radio stations playing salsa the whole day, you just feel the thing. Isn't Horacio Hernandez a teacher at MI, as well? if he is, try to get the patterns from him, he has very cool licks that require a huge-ass of independence. Look for him, Dafnis Prieto or Alex Acuña. Antonio Sanchez is also amazing.

[@ediot6969]

I'll give some info its all clave based and usually ( traditionally) Is played slow. Songo is usually on of the slower tempos in salsa. If u want to be considered good at it learn to play it slow rather than fast

[@DJTrancenergy]

I made a mistake, I found out the contracampana pattern is what you play tipically in the timbale during the high dynamics of a song. I wanted to refer to the pattern the bongo player does with the cowbell when he stops playing the bongo. Only latin monsters like Horacio Hernandez or Dafnis Prieto play it like that. I wanted to mean Quarter notes, not 4th notes. 30 years of playing and never heard the word contracampana? I guess u're not much into latin, then...

[@DJTrancenergy]

It's sometimes nicer when you do the contracampana pattern at times instead of only plain 4th notes

[@webstercat]

Tumbao, the & of 2 then 4! Learn all your hand patterns over this and it will give you lots of millage in your playing.

[@funkluv]

So is that a timbale on the snare stand

[@KICKFOREFATHERS]

didn't noticed that Eric Johnson plays the drum

[@shed412]

Well where ever you two are goin tell him to slow the hell down so i can get that foot pattern!

[@NicoTxch]

1.25 speed ur welcome

[@hollyhollyo]

Yess. But should slow down ans document patterns silghtly ...:-(

[@patoponce7]

hahahaa

[@jbhdrumlessons5000]

3:01 🤮