Complete Funk Drumming Book

Jim Payne

ก.พ. 2011 · Mel Bay Publications

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This is the most complete presentation of today's popular funk drumming style. The book takes you from the very roots of rock and rhythm `n' blues drumming to highly complex, multidirectional funk styles, and details certain subtleties a seasoned veteran would understand. While most drum instruction books concentrate on developing technique, reading ability, or independent coordination, this unique book accurately documents what is hip in rock `n' roll drumming. The contents are geared to prepare the student for survival in a live playing situation. This book will help you develop a funk drumming style that people want to hear from a drummer in a working situation - live or in the studio. It contains exercises from many influences covering coordination, rhythms, patterns, and phrasing. Includes access to online audio.

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Labeled the "Buddy Rich or Billy Cobham of funk drumming" by Jazz Times Magazine, Jim Payne has a long career as a drummer, educator, producer, and collaborator with the best musicians in jazz and funk. Currently, he is a member of the online faculty at Berklee College of Music where he teaches R&B/Funk drumming to students from the US and all over the world. An established teacher in New York City, Jim taught at Drummers Collective for ten years, gave classes at Drummers World and the Modern Drum Shop, was an adjunct faculty member of SUNY Purchase College, and substitute teacher at the Manhattan School of Music. Jim has performed with Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley, Pee Wee Ellis, Michael Brecker, Dave Liebman, Slickaphonics, the Radio City Music Hall Orchestra, and The Jim Payne Band, among many others. His performance venues have included major European and U.S. jazz and blues festivals, including Montreux Jazz Festival, North Sea Jazz Festival, and Paris Jazz Festival. At King Snake Records in Orlando, Florida, he spent 3 years as a studio musician and producer, working with such stellar musicians as James Taylor, Edgar Winter, and Lucky Peterson.