Paul Simon
1976
One of the most famous drum patterns in rock: Steve Gadd rules.
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Journey
1980
Steve Perry and Neal Schon wrote this on the tour bus. Steve Smith drums.
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Donald Fagen
1988
Tight and crisp funk shuffle, from the movie Bright Lights, Big City. This chart is hand-written, but still reads clean.
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Aretha Franklin
1967
The Muscle Shoals session musicians tear it up behind Aretha. Roger Hawkins is the soulful drummer.
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James Brown
1967
Could this be the funkiest thing ever recorded? I think it is.
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Sting
1985
Sting gets jazzy. Omar Hakim manning the drums. Cool, man, just cool.
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Led Zeppelin
1973
From the album Houses Of The Holy, bouncy reggae feel. John Bonham on drums. Cool fills throughout.
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Police
1981
Reggae-rock as played by Stewart Copeland. Breakthrough drumming.
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Journey
1981
Steve Smith, one of the best drummers on the planet.
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Van Halen
1988
"That ain't the way to treat the broken hearted..." Brother Alex does the drumming. This chart is hand-written, but still reads clean.
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Led Zeppelin
1969
Classic drumming from John Bonham. Still sounds great!
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John Cougar
1982
Kenny Aronoff switches hands, makes 8th notes sound so good.
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Aretha Franklin
1968
Top 10 hit for the Queen of soul. Roger Hawkins does some fine drumming.
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Staple Singers
1972
#1 funky song with Roger Hawkins again. Very nice!!!!!
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Led Zeppelin
1971
From Led Zepelin III. Hard, driving drumming.
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Big Country
1983
Scottish band, nice drumming by Mark Brzezicki. This chart is hand-written, but still reads clean.
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Huey Lewis & The News
1987
Bruce Hornsby wrote this #1 hit. Solid.
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Van Halen
1984
Might as well. Hot song. Alex on drums.
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ZZ Top
1974
Inspired by John Lee Hooker, this shuffle rocks hard.
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Paul Simon
1980
Steve Gadd's drumming sizzles- see the movie One Trick Pony.
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Yes
1972
Progressive rock band that has been around. Bill Bruford drums.
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Journey
1979
Journey's first hit, with Steve Smith on drums.
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Boston
1976
Does this bring back memories or what? Best of the '70s.
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Rush
1982
Their only Top 40 hit; Neil Peart doing his thing.
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Deep Purple
1984
Same titled comeback CD. Meter changes are fun. Heavy sound. This chart is hand-written, but still reads clean.
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Red Hot Chili Peppers
2011
Do you like ghost notes? Drummer Chad Smith has a lifetime supply on this song.
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Aretha Franklin
1967
Absolutely an unquestionable classic! Roger Hawkins on drums.
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Staple Singers
1971
Memphis soul classic. Roger Hawkins on drums.
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Yes
1988
Alan White on drums.
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Aretha Franklin
1971
Bernard Purdie is great. If you don't believe it, just ask him.
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Blood Sweat & Tears
1970
Great jazz-rock drumming by Bobby Colomby.
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Lynyrd Skynyrd
1974
Southern rock at its finest. "Turn it up!" A real classic.
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Sade
1986
Cool groove, hypnotizing song, tricky drum part.
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Herb Albert & The Tijuana Brass
1965
Hal Blaine gives some very tasty drumming! Nice brushwork with setups and fills.
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Rush
1981
Famous fills by Neil Peart. Landmark song from Canadians. Full 4 page chart.
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Cars
1980
The strangest hit from the Cars, in 5/4 time.
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Foreigner
1981
Great rock ballad. Very cool touches on the drums.
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Motley Crue
1987
From the Girls, Girls, Girls CD. Actually, this is interesting.
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Surfaris
1963
Every drummer gets asked at some point: "Can you play 'Wipeout'?" Here's your chance to learn how!
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Joe Jackson
1984
Very funky drumming. Joe Jackson is a very eclectic musician. This chart is hand-written, but still reads clean.
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