Slow Blues from Rhythm Section Fundamentals

Now available: 'Rhythm Section Fundamentals' with Peter Martin, Gregory Hutchinson & Reuben Rogers. All about getting the three foundational instruments — piano, bass and drums — to play as one.

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[thebarak]

Brilliant and hilarious. What great advice.

[nicholaswood]

This is easily one of the most impressive videos I've seen since I started studying jazz

[DarinWilson]

There is a LOT of wisdom packed into that 2.5 minutes!

[okiepitat-town]

Man I didn’t want this video to end. Life experience =better blues playing. I like it and how true.

[Avembe]

Best music lessons i've ever had.seriously!!!!

[pbensonfran]

Yes, this sounds so good. I really prefer the faster tempo than the show for the blues on this sound.

[mikedavino]

Keeping it alive here with a new trio to fill the void for others to join in .... thx for these from S Florida it's freezing here. 66 degrees!

[tomaszj.]

Preach Gregory! 4 dislikes are from people who can't play slow, but think its easy :)

[AnalogOpher]

Man, i can smoke a cigarette on the 1 and make it back in time for the 2! Love it. That's very hard to master.

[pocoloco]

Wow! Smooth and tasteful! Excellent advice!! Getting divorced, so I definitely "Got the Blues". LOL

[Gary-]

Hardest and most important ability for a drummer to learn. Until you've lived it, it's hard to walk the dog

[spikeklein]

how many thumbs up can i give this video?!?!?

[spacejazz]

does anyone else find it funny that when musicians play slower they automatically play quieter as well?

[NoTy-st]

Top 10 most uncomfortable thing you could say to a grown man gettin his groove on: "Go ahead, tiinkle baby" 😭

[peterhoward]

I don’t know shit what he says, if you playing the blues in a club, probably for shit money you already got the blues! Me I tend to press my heal on the hats you can’t hear it but I feel it, 1- ta, ta 1 ta, ta 1 keeps me swinging in time, we all got our own way if you understand your job.