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Pete Riley - "Spirit Of Radio", Rush - Classic Track Lesson - Issue 297

This classic Rush track is also a technical and creative masterpiece. Drummer: Neil Peart 'Spirit Of Radio’ is one of Rush’s most commercially successful tracks, a fact that’s somewhat surprising given its rhythmically challenging intro where Neil Peart and bassist Geddy Lee play a series of syncopated figures over Alex Lifeson’s hammer-on guitar riff. This part is actually so syncopated that to notate it in terms of specific note values is unlikely to convey its actual feel, with Neil and Geddy undoubtedly developing the phrasing together to move perfectly in sync over the 16th-note guitar part. Once we reach the main guitar riff, Neil settles into a familiar rock paradiddle pattern that appears on many Rush tracks, comprising the first half of a paradiddle (R-L-R-R) and the second half of an inverted paradiddle (L-R-R-L). This is played with the right hand on the bell of the ride where it creates a double stroke before and after each backbeat. The verse then moves to a simpler version involving eighth notes on the hi-hats, though this time with the bass drum carrying more of the 16th-note movement..... [continues in magazine] A video version (MP4) of a playthrough of the track is available here [minus the audio for the drum part] https://drive.google.com/file/d/18iPd... A MP3 (audio only) version is available here https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fjrP... To read the rest of the details of this track check out Issue 297 of Rhythm Magazine (November 2020). If you like these videos please do consider subscribing (if you haven't already) to the magazine where there are transcriptions and challenging exercises to do with this and all sorts of other lessons every issue. www.rhythmdrumnetwork.com