Traditional stuff, odd stuff, my stuff

[kacperivo]

again, in my crusade for perfection in playing second line, i bring you yet ANOTHER attempt on this fabulous music style. if you're not bored yet, check it out and tell me what you think .

http://pl.youtube.com/watch?v=Ru6YfyUEKMI

http://pl.youtube.com/watch?v=NQtD2NqpaoU

and now, for something completely different - 9/8

http://pl.youtube.com/watch?v=C1t_7nOo-GY

 

[805Drummer]

That was the cat's pajamas.

 

[larryace]

Or the bees knees
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[kacperivo]

thanks, you nincampoops . how many useful expressions do i learn here, on this forum it is beyond any recognition!

 

[Drifter in the Dark]

I really like what you're doing in these videos! It's nice to see a drummer who's comfortable just playing some funky-fresh grooves on a 4-piece kit (as opposed to someone who plays a huge kit and sprays notes all over the place!). I can tell that you've done a lot of listening to native NOLA drummers like Stanton Moore and Zigaboo Modeliste, but you have your own feel as well. I look forward to hearing more drumming from you!

 

[kacperivo]

nice to hear... read that . at the beginning people told me i'm trying to play too much like Stanton, but i hope i've managed really to get at least a hint of my own style. so any more comments? what do you think ?

 

[Trench.one]

The Dogs Bollocks, or as we Scots say " the Dugs Baws"

 

[kacperivo]

kinda linguistical adventure isn't it? anyway, any more comments on me playin?

 

[Clayton_C]

Groovy stuff, very useful kind of thing to implement in a song... but I'd love to hear more improv in there somewhere! You've obviously studied up on Stanton, and it shows!

 

[Wavelength]

Your stuff, good stuff.