[Tainojim]

Originally Posted by shazaam

haah, not a person who dabbles in latin style stuff...wish I did play more like it but yea. Here's a coupel things a person could easily start off and begin working around/adding to it.
Walfredo Reyes Jr.
Guess I could list some vids that stand out, but a little lower on this page you'll see latin grooves n stuff which I guess I'd look at first...
DRUMMERWORLD - Drum Clinic

hope that helps some

Great research Mr. Shazzam, now the clave part has to be mastered. It's not easy and that's why in Salsa band like my brother in law's band, they have another in the spot to keep the rhythm going smoothly. It's not easy, I know I've tried it. For some reason that's why chicks are hiired to play these parts and to put on a much nicer show.

Check out "EL CANTANTE".

[Tainojim]

Originally Posted by shazaam

haah, not a person who dabbles in latin style stuff...wish I did play more like it but yea. Here's a coupel things a person could easily start off and begin working around/adding to it.
Walfredo Reyes Jr.
Guess I could list some vids that stand out, but a little lower on this page you'll see latin grooves n stuff which I guess I'd look at first...
DRUMMERWORLD - Drum Clinic

hope that helps some

Great research Mr. Shazzam, now the clave part has to be mastered. It's not easy and that's why in Salsa band like my brother in law's band, they have another in the spot to keep the rhythm going smoothly. It's not easy, I know I've tried it. For some reason that's why chicks are hired to play these parts and to put on a much nicer show and more apealing.

Check out "EL CANTANTE".

[butter]

Originally Posted by Tainojim

Now how about chicks playing a cowbell and another playing cleave, I mean clave.

very clever jim

[shazaam]

np guys. drummerworld is prolly the best/a favorite of mine to get a lil inspiration n help me think of different grooves n learning the basic ones that have been around forever.