The Ultimate Guide to the Greatest Famous Drum Fills, Licks, and Solos

Drum fills, licks, and solos are the bread and butter of any good drum performance. They're the moments that make us sit up and take notice, and they can completely change the feel of a song. Over the years, there have been countless great drum fills, licks, and solos, but only a few have truly stood the test of time.

Greatest & Famous DRUM FILLS, Licks & Solo's (Greatest & Famous Drum Beats, Fills & Solos Ever Book 2)

by Robert Litten

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In this article, we'll take a look at some of the most iconic and influential drum fills, licks, and solos from legendary drummers throughout history. We'll explore the techniques, creativity, and impact of these legendary performances, and we'll see how they've shaped the way we play the drums today.

The 10 Greatest Famous Drum Fills

• John Bonham's "Moby Dick" fill
• Keith Moon's "Won't Get Fooled Again" fill
• Ginger Baker's "Crossroads" fill
• Neil Peart's "YYZ" fill
• Stewart Copeland's "Message in a Bottle" fill
• Steve Gadd's "Aja" fill
• Vinnie Colaiuta's "Birdland" fill
• Dennis Chambers' "The Chicken" fill
• Tony Williams' "Maiden Voyage" fill
• Elvin Jones' "A Love Supreme" fill

These are just a few of the many great drum fills out there. Each of these fills is unique and iconic in its own way, and they all have had a major impact on the drumming world.

The 10 Greatest Famous Drum Licks

• John Bonham's "Kashmir" lick
• Keith Moon's "My Generation" lick
• Ginger Baker's "Sunshine of Your Love" lick
• Neil Peart's "Tom Sawyer" lick
• Stewart Copeland's "Don't Stand So Close to Me" lick
• Steve Gadd's "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" lick
• Vinnie Colaiuta's "Birdland" lick
• Dennis Chambers' "The Chicken" lick
• Tony Williams' "Maiden Voyage" lick
• Elvin Jones' "A Love Supreme" lick

Drum licks are short, repeating patterns that can be used to add flair and excitement to a drum beat. They're often used to fill in gaps between other parts of the song, or to create a sense of momentum. The licks on this list are some of the most well-known and influential in drumming history.

The 10 Greatest Famous Drum Solos

• John Bonham's "Moby Dick" solo
• Keith Moon's "Won't Get Fooled Again" solo
• Ginger Baker's "Crossroads" solo
• Neil Peart's "YYZ" solo
• Stewart Copeland's "Message in a Bottle" solo
• Steve Gadd's "Aja" solo
• Vinnie Colaiuta's "Birdland" solo
• Dennis Chambers' "The Chicken" solo
• Tony Williams' "Maiden Voyage" solo
• Elvin Jones' "A Love Supreme" solo

Drum solos are extended drum performances that showcase the drummer's technical skill and creativity. They're often used to close out a song or set, and they can be a real crowd-pleaser. The solos on this list are some of the most iconic and influential in drumming history.

The drum fills, licks, and solos on this list are just a few examples of the many great performances that have been created by drummers throughout history. These performances have had a major impact on the drumming world, and they continue to inspire drummers today. If you're looking to improve your drumming skills, be sure to study these performances and try to incorporate some of their techniques into your own playing.

Greatest & Famous DRUM FILLS, Licks & Solo's (Greatest & Famous Drum Beats, Fills & Solos Ever Book 2)

by Robert Litten

4.1 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	28784 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	191 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

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