Left Turn Clyde
**RE-UPLOADED DUE TO HD TRACK BEING DAMAGED**
Half the HD track was missing for some reason. Sorry to those who've commented! Anyway...
Unfortunately my shoulder is still not good but I've been itching to have a go at this fantastic template from Stan and Marc. Sadly it's about all I can manage - even running through this track creates pain :( So this'll be my only upload for a while longer yet. I shouldn't have done this track even but I'm going ...
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12 mai 2016 à 18:02
Funkystan
Hi Martin... I'm turning crazy listening to your add... Sounds just like a perfect one... Awesome backbeats... Right on the mood... Your sound is just great too... The snare is perfectly balanced and the kick... Well... Kicks^^ Great fun for me... But tempered considering that you still feel pain... And I do imagine how you feel when not able to play... Fix it up Martin... Only words... Not very useful... Sorry. I keep on making templates, I keep them... Just beep when in good shape ^^
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16 mai 2016 à 12:20
mpointon
Thank you Stan. I was determined to do your template the justice I felt it deserved!
I wanted that funky backbeat but I also really like the more standard Motown double snare patterns - I feel it really helps give it the JB credentials it needed!
Thanks for the superb template! +1
I wanted that funky backbeat but I also really like the more standard Motown double snare patterns - I feel it really helps give it the JB credentials it needed!
Thanks for the superb template! +1
16 mai 2016 à 16:25
Funkystan
This tracks comes to a superb one. Thanks for your superb drumming in that collab. work!
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12 mai 2016 à 18:31
Marceys
Yeah Martin! You nailed it with a damaged shoulder! Pain can't stop the drummer here!
You brought the intro with a supercool consistence groove and flowed it with the right feel intro the first part as it is supposed to!
Love how you handeled the different parts and that you gave them different grooves too! Strong!!
Thanks for you groove and strong rhythm! Can totally hear a groovebass to this track!
Take care of the shoulder! +2
You brought the intro with a supercool consistence groove and flowed it with the right feel intro the first part as it is supposed to!
Love how you handeled the different parts and that you gave them different grooves too! Strong!!
Thanks for you groove and strong rhythm! Can totally hear a groovebass to this track!
Take care of the shoulder! +2
16 mai 2016 à 12:21
mpointon
Thank you for the comments, Marc! I'm determined to keep playing through this problem. Some days are better than others and I take the opportunities when my body allows!
This track I was determined to add to! +1
This track I was determined to add to! +1
12 mai 2016 à 17:47
kennyadry
I didn't caught the first one but sure this is such an awesome track! Funkilicious! But take care of your shoulder!
+1
12 mai 2016 à 17:49
Fivestringer
Can't hear the shoulder but also glad I can't feel it. Well played and get well soon!
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12 mai 2016 à 18:14
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12 mai 2016 à 21:18
GoneUser_200920
Martin sorry to hear about your shoulder sometimes I have the same deal from overuse. Doing a lot of ride cymbal work really brings it out. Is there any type of exercises that you're doing for it? The old abductors that sometimes need to be strengthened. I think you did a great job I hope you get better with the shoulder. G
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16 mai 2016 à 12:23
mpointon
Thank you, 'Shticks. I have exercises to do but I'm not sure they're the right ones at the moment.
The problem is at the front of my right shoulder mainly but it manifests itself in my elbow and right hand control too. The problem is, the left side often joins in.
It adds up to what I can only describe as a 'vagueness' in the control of my hands and strong aches in one or both shoulders. It's very uncomfortable rather than strictly painful but it severely compromises my ability to play. :| +0
The problem is at the front of my right shoulder mainly but it manifests itself in my elbow and right hand control too. The problem is, the left side often joins in.
It adds up to what I can only describe as a 'vagueness' in the control of my hands and strong aches in one or both shoulders. It's very uncomfortable rather than strictly painful but it severely compromises my ability to play. :| +0
16 mai 2016 à 12:56
GoneUser_200920
Biceps tendinitis causes pain in the front or side of the shoulder and may travel down to the elbow and forearm. Pain may also occur when the arm is raised overhead. The biceps muscle, in the front of the upper arm, helps stabilize the upper arm bone (humerus) in the shoulder socket."
Hi Martin I'm no doctor and I still don't play one on TV. I believe this might be what you're experiencing. This article snippet is from medical journal. At one time I kicked around the idea of becoming a physician's assistant. Yes I'm a science geek. Hope your mending and I know how stir-crazy you get when you can't play drums. I've gone through that quite a few times. I'll be praying for your shoulder. Greg +0
Hi Martin I'm no doctor and I still don't play one on TV. I believe this might be what you're experiencing. This article snippet is from medical journal. At one time I kicked around the idea of becoming a physician's assistant. Yes I'm a science geek. Hope your mending and I know how stir-crazy you get when you can't play drums. I've gone through that quite a few times. I'll be praying for your shoulder. Greg +0
12 mai 2016 à 22:03
12 mai 2016 à 22:36
Wade
Sounding great. Wouldn't have suspected that you're in pain as it sounds like so much fun! Please get the shoulder well in time for the big jam. So looking forward to having the opportunity to play with you there.
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16 mai 2016 à 12:25
mpointon
Thank you, Wade. I, too, cannot wait to meet and play alongside you! I really hope I'll be back in normal fettle by September!
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