How to Play a Purdie Shuffle (Drum Lesson) #drums

Learn to groove like a pro with the Purdie Shuffle! This Drum Lesson breaks down this iconic drum groove, including the challenging sextuplet variation.

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[building]

...again a super interesting combination!
Your ideas are very helpful!

[dazcanny]

I love your channel your a great technical drummer ❤🎉

[joshrroberts]

I needed this for fool in the rain, thank you!

[stone.]

Beautifully broken down and executed with perfection!

[stevenhigley]

There’s a beat that can’t be beat!!! What a treat !!! Take a seat and quickly repeat !!! 👁👁👁🌀🌀🌀👽👽👽👍👍👍💥💥💥🥁🥁🥁

[ontheone]

Dang those hats sound so nice and crisp! What are they?

[michaelgottlieb]

Nice… doesn’t Purdy also use fingers rubbing on the snare to give it some extra juice? 👍🏾✌🏾

[MetricMod]

This, in my opinion, is a better variation on the theme. You can see Bernard do this a number of times, whereas many people stick with the Jeff Porcaro version. John Bonham does a combo of both. Great video. This is the best version imho. A little harder, but worth the work.👍

[Alerta_]

I love that snare Sound
Its a DW isnt it?

[bennybro]

I have never seen it with 2 ghost notes on each beat, interesting

[wattage]

I think that's a bit more complicated then the PS. Didn't think there were so many doubles on the snare.

[therealawakener]

Tip/shaft on the hi-hat, not tip/tip.

[AnEnemyAnemone]

The notation on screen doesn’t match what you’re playing. The second kick in beat 3 is written one note later than it is played.

Also, neither what is played or what is written is the Purdie shuffle. It’s just a shuffle.