Paradiddle that snare Vinnie Chase
If you haven't had the chance to watch the HBO series Entourage, definitely put that on your queue. In the last two months, staff here at I'm So Sorry For This blog have had two Adrien Grenier sightings. First at The Belle and Sebastian concert in Los Angeles, followed a month later with a spotting in front of The SoHo Grand Hotel in NYC.We just discovered that he plays drums in a band called The Honey Brothers who the Village Voice described as being "Glam ukulele rock that manages to reference the country-tinged sensitivity of the Silver Jews, the Beach Boys’ summery harmonies and the playful weirdness of Ween".
They are definitely better than Dogstar but better than The Bacon Brothers? Not so fast.
Website and Audio here
posted by rad at 10:45 AM
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The paradiddle is the best thing to learn these well with because
it naturally executes them if you accent the first note of each
side. If you look at just the right hand: The first accent
(first stroke) is a down stroke (start high, end low) and the
next is the double stroke which are both taps. That stroke is
an up stroke.
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