Rick Latham: Advanced Funk Studies

[@drumbyte]

How is it that this video doesn't have millions of views?!

[@zim1966]

Rick is one of my favorite Performer /clinician.

[@KruddMan]

I've been "just starting" into this book for about a year now. I'll get past page 13* some day.

[@tobyphillips9906]

Great job Rick, I had the book back in the mid 80's the Dallas days

[@lucasalvarez3313]

Es un lujo contar con la explicación de Rick!!

[@yurec-n6j]

Thank you very much!

[@rondeangelis7384]

Great to have the author of a book to actually talk about it and demonstrate with his thoughts. Great tips like don't think about just playing it as an exercise but as a groove. A question came up about using the metronome that i always use. But, i found another way to approach this, and Rick mentioned a drum machine which i don;'t have. But i transcribe using a free program called MuseScore. So I"ll take, for example, any of these exercises, transcribe in MuseScore. Then loop it, and play. I found this to be beneficial because i hear it on the playback and can pick up the pattern much faster nd lock on. I know i can do this with a metronome, but takes a little longer. Muscescore is a great way to transcribe, playback, internal metronome, looping, etc for the drumset. For that matter , any instrument. Maybe transcribe a rhythm section, and play the drumset along with it... it's endless and FREE. Rick , thankx for all your dedication and teachings. Especially taking this hour from your time and reaching out!!!

[@chrisbell5032]

Thanks Rick and Promark.

[@VanceSparks]

Really cool, brother.

[@jcdrums2798]

very good promark...i use the simon phillips model

[@anileonm5040]

Great man👏

[@ramirolopez371]

💪 😁 Gracias

[@fabianjuarez3301]

Genial!