Turning Tables drums backing track
Built for players who want to hear the groove more clearly and get to practice without detours.
About this version
Some drum parts make sense on paper and still feel odd under your hands. This version is for closing that gap a bit faster.
Useful for
working on groove and feel
Useful for
cleaning up fills and transitions
Useful for
repeating the section before the section that usually goes wrong
A simple way in
A version for hearing the groove, fills, and transitions more clearly while keeping the shape of the original song intact.
Start with the tricky section, not the whole song. A few good repetitions usually tell you more than one rushed pass from top to bottom.
Once it feels settled, go back to the full arrangement and check whether it still holds together. That is usually where the real answer is.
Notes
Provided to YouTube by Beggars Group Digital Ltd. Turning Tables · Adele 21 ℗ 2010 XL Recordings Ltd Released on: 2011-01-24 Associated Performer: Adele Adkins Producer, Mixing Engineer: Jim Abbiss Mixing Engineer: Ian Dowling Studio Musician: Boguslav Kostecki Studio Musician: Bruce White Studio Musician: Caroline Dale Studio Musician: Cathy Thompson Studio Musician: Chris Laurence Studio Musician: Chris Worsey Studio Musician: David Daniels Studio Musician: Emlyn Singleton Studio Musician: Jackie Shave Studio Musician: Julian Leaper Studio Musician: Neil Cowley Studio Musician: Patrick Kiernan Studio Musician: Peter Lale Studio Musician: Rachel Stephanie Bolt Studio Musician: Rita Manning Studio Musician: Stephen Morris Studio Musician: Tom Piggott-Smith Studio Musician: Warren Zielinksi Music Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Ltd. Music Publisher: CMRRA Music Publisher: Write 2 Live (ASCAP), administered worldwide by Kobalt Music Publishing America Ltd. Music Publisher: Harry Fox Agency Music Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Composer Lyricist: Adele Adkins Composer Lyricist: Ryan Tedder Arranger: Chris Elliott Auto-generated by YouTube.
Next
Open the song in the app, stay with the part you came for, and leave the rest for later.