They stopped playing it because they increasingly found the time signature too confining, at least that's what Jerry said. I think it was partly just wanting to simplify things. Spun some GREAT jams out of it!!!
Follow the kicks, they usually fall on a "1", the snare hits on three. I seems to me like 8 measures of four tagged with a turnaround of a measure of 5 and one measure of 3 across what seems like a phrase to me.
Eleven would be counted 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-4 1-2-3
The tune? It's 1-2-3 1-2-3 1-2-3 1-2, fits with the chords A, D, E and back to A for 1-2.
ah no wonder I could not get it to add up...so it's in three, skipping a beat every fourth measure...
They stopped playing it because they increasingly found the time signature too confining, at least that's what Jerry said. I think it was partly just wanting to simplify things. Spun some GREAT jams out of it!!!
Follow the kicks, they usually fall on a "1", the snare hits on three. I seems to me like 8 measures of four tagged with a turnaround of a measure of 5 and one measure of 3 across what seems like a phrase to me.
Yeah, 11. I forgot four beats.
what ever happened to the cha-cha?
The needle jumped.