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Motown drumming is defined by its solid, backbeat-driven grooves, which laid the foundation for much of the classic Motown sound. Characterized by a steady 4/4 time signature, Motown drummers like Benny Benjamin and Uriel Jones crafted beats that were both danceable and emotionally compelling, using relatively simple setups.

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Benny Benjamin, known as 'Papa Zita,' was a founding member of the Funk Brothers, Motown's house band. His innovative techniques and dynamic playing were crucial in defining the Motown sound. His work on classics like 'My Girl' and 'I Heard it Through the Grapevine' showcases his incredible ability to blend rhythm and melody seamlessly.

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Uriel Jones, another emblematic figure of Motown's rhythm section, was known for his versatile and expressive drumming style. His ability to generate powerful, moving beats without overpowering the song's melody made him a perfect fit for Motown's emotive tracks, such as 'Ain't Too Proud to Beg' and 'I Wish It Would Rain'.

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Four on the Floor: The Motown Driving Force

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Four on the Floor: The Motown Driving Force

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A characteristic feature of Motown drumming is the 'four on the floor' beat, where the snare drum hits on every beat of the 4/4 measure. This creates a steady and unrelenting rhythm that drives the song forward and forms the backbone of the Motown sound, encouraging listeners to dance along.

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Motown Drum Beats Every Drummer Should Know

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A very helpful skill as drummers is to understand and be able to follow the chords and structure of the song we are playing.

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A rough guide for this week's track.