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Silverlake
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 Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2007 4:06 pm Post subject: I need help with a lick in "La Grange" by ZZ TOP |
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I'm sure there are 100's of drummers that have played this riff . Can someone explain the pattern used after the 1st verse in ZZ TOP"S song La Grange ? Is it "right-left-bass / right-left-bass" ? or is it "right-left-bass-bass / right-left-bass-bass" ?
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Chuck Silverlake |
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Vipercussionist
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| Posted: Thu Nov 27, 2008 8:20 am Post subject: Re: I need help with a lick in "La Grange" by ZZ T |
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| Silverlake wrote: | I'm sure there are 100's of drummers that have played this riff . Can someone explain the pattern used after the 1st verse in ZZ TOP"S song La Grange ? Is it "right-left-bass / right-left-bass" ? or is it "right-left-bass-bass / right-left-bass-bass" ?
Thanks,
Chuck Silverlake |
It's right-left-kick and he goes from the snare to the rack to the floor twice around in kind of a sloppy but cool timing which is what gives most people fits. It just doesn't sound like anyone except Frank Beard.
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earthquake
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I feel your pain...My guitarist really wants to play this and it makes me wanna cry...
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