Learning famous drum beats is a fantastic idea.
After all, the grooves are well-known for a reason.
Or, more accurately, for various reasons.
Famous drum beats tend to be
- highly musical,
- have a catchy character
- and are highly recognizable.
Plus:
The grooves might give you a motivational challenge to learn them.
It’s also likely that you already know them.
Sounds awesome?
Agreed!
And that’s why I’m going to share an awesome tip with you today:
This Free Drum E-Book Is A 10/10
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I’m always on the lookout for inspiring material for my drum lessons.
This includes
- drums sheet music,
- helpful videos and
- tutorials offering both.
Thankfully, there are many, many resources that help me out.
I mean:
If you want to learn drumming online, you can easily do so.
There’s literally an endless stream of super helpful drumming content out there.
And one of these streams is provided by DrumsTheWord.com.
Maybe you already know them, or maybe you don’t.
Either way:
Their Famous Drum Beats E-Book Is My Tip For You
It’s called “The Greatest Drum Beats & Grooves Of All Time” and it contains more than 240 of the best grooves ever played.
And no, I’m not paid or affiliated with them.
I just found the PDF while preparing my drum lessons.
And I really, REALLY like this book.
Besides the easy-to-read drum transcriptions, I really enjoy the tips and musical information they’ve included for each famous drum beat.
Examples for the grooves are
- 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover – drummer: Steve Gadd
- Dani California – drummer: Chad Smith or
- Ain’t Nobody – drummer: John “JR” Robinson
Literally, the who’s who of the drumming world is included here.
That’s why not only my students practice with the PDF.
I do so as well.
Hey, it’s always a good idea to learn new stuff!
Not only as a drummer, of course. 🙂
You’re Looking For Famous Punk Drum Beats?
Hands down:
I might not have created a free drum e-book with 240+ famous drum beats.
But if you enjoy punk grooves from famous songs, make sure to check out this blog article of mine.
It can be a fun addition to the e-book.
And please note:
As it’s not my e-book, I can’t promise it will available forever.
Just wanted to give you the tip to check it out.
Speaking of tip:
You also might want to read my best tips on how to practice drums the smart way.
After all, there’s always a lot going on in life, right?
That’s why it’s been relatively quiet on shedrums lately.
But music lives on more than one spectrum:
The louder notes.
The softer tones.
And also silence.
Hope you enjoy the free drum beats e-book from DrumsTheWord just like I do.
And if so, let me know!
Cheers,
Manu 🙂
