Hi. Just saw your post on Ted Goia's page, and checking everyone's stuff out.
Unfortunately, your video was taken down. My old band used to play "Kid Charlemagne" and we were basically a Steely Dan cover band. 20 out of our 30 songs, anyway, with deep tracks (and a few classics) from Pink Floyd, Billy Joel, Cream, etc...
I started out on drums, and would strongly recommend working on that. Timing is so important, and once you get a "drummer brain" you can really set some great foundation for the "skin" (melody, riffs, solos).
Try this, https://youtu.be/rJrHHMYHFF0
Hi. Just saw your post on Ted Goia's page, and checking everyone's stuff out.
Unfortunately, your video was taken down. My old band used to play "Kid Charlemagne" and we were basically a Steely Dan cover band. 20 out of our 30 songs, anyway, with deep tracks (and a few classics) from Pink Floyd, Billy Joel, Cream, etc...
I started out on drums, and would strongly recommend working on that. Timing is so important, and once you get a "drummer brain" you can really set some great foundation for the "skin" (melody, riffs, solos).