Dyers Eve is the final track on Metallica's fourth album "... And Justice for All" (1988). read more
This funky, syncopated two-measure loop was programmed to play throughout the entire song. read more
Daniel Platzman plays this groove throughout the intro section of the song, then moves the off-beat 8th note part to... read more
"Dark Necessities" is the first single on Red Hot Chili Pepper's 11th studio album, The Getaway (2016). The song became... read more
Steve Gadd's distinctive linear groove introduces the song and underpins verses in this classic track, recorded in 1975. read more
This two-measure groove is heard throughout the verse sections of Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Simple Man" – a fan favourite from the... read more
We Work the Black Seam was the sixth single from Sting's debut solo album, Dream of the Blue Turtles (1985).... read more
'Why Worry' is the mid-album ballad on Dire Straits' double-grammy winning album, Brothers in Arms (1985). A shaker/wood-block maintain and... read more
This beat is heard throughout the second verse (0:57), then again in the third verse – embellished with crash cymbals... read more
This tom groove features a syncopated melody. Tom grooves are cool and adding a simple melody to the groove can... read more
Clyde Stubblefield's drum break in James Brown's "Funky Drummer" is one of the most instantly recognizable and popular funk grooves... read more
This multi-layered pattern is heard in the latter part of most of the verses and during the outro of the... read more
The verse section of Bowie's 80s hit, Let's Dance, features a funky bass line and accompanying drum part, which skips... read more
