Double Stroke Comping Exercise | Drum Lesson With John Riley

Excellent educator, phenomenal drummer, stupendous musicians......

Monster drummer, inspiring educator!

Thanks for the education and inspiration!

So Great!

John Riley Is Funtastic Teacher And Player!

Background music... WTF?

Need to shed this for about a month...

I just bought his book. I’m excited to dig in.

Thanks and Blessings!

This is the easiest way to make a drummer lose their ego

I love John Riley. God bless!

Thank you great excerise

I do it's exerсise moving a hi-hat and a ride cymbal, also. I start play on a cymbal on 1 and a hi-hat opposite on 2, and on the contrary

It seems that with the permutations in which the ride, snare, and hihat fall together, you could stretch the be a little bit by delaying the snare slightly to give it a slushy New Orleans feel.

Great helpful tutorial

...and maybe just a little faster.
Buckle up kids.

Thank you for sharing this

I did something kind of like this, I took the Stick Control book and played the left hand part on the snare and the right hand part on the bass drum. After working that for a while I added the jazz ride cymbal part. It was a challenge but very rewarding.

What a great personality and drum teacher - Thank you very much

Hell I've just been trying to get ta ta ta on the ride over double stroke snare and bass drum. It looks so simple. It IS so simple! But my ride always wants to unison with the drums. Amazing how muscle memory even at the slowest of tempos takes patience to generate. Thank you John Riley - your tuition is so good because you talk it so clearly and with a non patronizing manner.

Amazing teacher⭐️

I think John Riley and Steve Smith are the two biggest pillars of Drumming alive today. They have devoted just as much time into preserving and passing on the knowledge of our art as much as they have devoted time into developing themselves. Lots of great drummers out there, but these two are the most passionate and greatest in learning, teaching and preserving the art of drumming

Mixing up this concept between toms can equal a nice solo I would think and breaks of course.

I will openly admit I'm originally not a jazz drummer but as I got older and better I realized how great jazz was and I wanted to be able to play it like anything else. This is exactly what I did but it is explained much clearer here than I ever could. Anybody reading this you should do learn to do exactly what he says here.

If you mastered just this one lesson that’s half of jazz drumming.

this is excellent

Superb!!!! Greetings from germany Christoph 👋👋👋👋👋

I saw John perform live at the Coca Cola Jazz Club back in 2013. Amazing Drummer

This is just what I was looking for.
Thanks :)

This was a big help to me. I finally grasp the idea of comping and how the beats relate and how to move between them.

this seems like a great exercise! and difficult lol

stellar stuff

I think I just found my next shed session.

Cool

This deserves a like and a subscribe.

Man, you make it look easy

fabulous

This is a brilliant lesson‼Work to do ✌🌻

Thank god John Riley exists!

Thank you 🙏

I could listen to john all day

I found this clip very useful. Going thru the 4 permutations methodically, then the demonstration 'up to speed' at the end was very enlightening.

What’t that disturbing « shopping-music » in the background ?!!!!🤨🤨🤨😩😩😩

Fabulous stuff John , many thanks , which Yamaha kit r you using here please !?

Is there supposed to be music behind his explanations? Listening on fairly decent headphones and I thought maybe I had another browser window open, but it seems intentional. Brutally chaotic and distracting IMO. I love John Riley but I literally can't listen to him give instruction with background music.

Thanks John 🙏

Why is all the explanation done in a triplet feel but then the actual sped up playing is all straight 16th notes.

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