Anatomy of a Groove

[@paulstix1]

Thanks as ever for the continued inspiration.

[@anitadavideduo]

Really cool and interesting!

[@NSagar-xu9fb]

Great lesson and fantastic playing👏

[@peterhughes1685]

Great funky rhythms beautifully played. Your drums sound terrific Rick which I’m sure is a lot to do with your excellent technique.

[@JayDrury]

Hey internet: Please subscribe and like this musician that plays the drum kit. 5 minutes of Rick's content is worth more than 100 Instagram chop expos.

[@rickdior]

Thanks Jason

[@williamthompson5078]

Awesome !!!

[@rhythmfield]

You lay it down Rick, but with some jazz man finesse - nice!

[@samgreen8865]

Rick, these videos are absolutely incredible! I'm (hopefully) headed to jazz uni next year in the UK, and you are a massive inspiration to me! Keep up the great work, and take care. - Sam :)

[@constantkiffer7924]

Very instructif ! Thxs once again, Rick 👍🏻

[@aymanfadel7770]

Thanks for your efforts.. 👍❤🌹

[@mcsequoia5107]

I can hear why the song composer chose the ride/bell drum groove. It propels the main groove and counters it a bit. Also, all the other hi-hat grooves are akin to typical drum machine grooves. What I struggled with was the punch of the snare. I wanted to hear a softer and more buzzy snare w. ghost notes to better play off the ride/bell pattern. I also wouldn't have come up w. that groove either! Very fun and informative video! Thank you!

[@BennCharles]

Love the intro music

[@massimomaxmajorana]

Che groove!

[@wessouza7153]

Unfortunately I can't get your books in Brazil.

[@rickdior]

There is a pdf available of the book if you contact me at [e-mail]