The four-on-the-floor phrase is a catchy way to describe drum beats that feature the bass drum on beats 1,... read more
The classic song from The Who, "Baba O'Riley" has a catchy groove that follows the rhythm guitar. read more
We often find ourselves in a straight-8th-note rut when it comes to playing the hi-hat. Step out of the... read more
Learn the groove from the verse of I Don't Wanna Live Forever -- taken from where Taylor Swift is... read more
Piano Man, Billy Joel's signature song, was the singer's first single and his most popular song of all time.... read more
Learn this chilled out rock groove used in the song Face To Floor by Chevelle. read more
This multi-layered pattern is heard in the latter part of most of the verses and during the outro of... read more
The classic theme from the 1960s TV series "Mission: Impossible" was composed by Lalo Schifrin, who jokingly said that... read more
This is the famous (and often bewildering) intro to the song Rock and Roll by Led Zeppelin. read more
The verse section of Bowie's 80s hit, Let's Dance, features a funky bass line and accompanying drum part, which... read more
The Walking foot pattern is a lot of fun to play and makes for a great drum solo concept.... read more
This 2–measure phrase was used in the loquacious opening song from Fall Out Boy's debut album, Take That to... read more
