american rock artist billy squier sang the song stroke me stroke me.
american rock artist billy squier sang the song stroke me stroke me.
who sings the song stroke me stroke me?
american rock artist billy squier
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the open roll (or "double-stroke roll") is played with double strokes alternating between the left and right hands. using a forearm stroke for the first and the fingers for the second stroke, the 2 strokes can be made to sound identical. this produces a near-continuous sound when the technique is mastered. in rudimental drumming, open rolls, consisting of double strokes, are often measured out to a specific number of strokes. a 3 stroke roll is the shortest possible open double stroke roll, but is commonly referred to by the specific name "drag," "ruff," or "half drag." typically, any roll with an odd number of strokes is played with a single accent and any roll with an even number of strokes is played with 2 accents. this patterns holds for the 5 stroke, 6 stroke, 7 stroke, 9 stroke, 10 stroke, 11 stroke, 13 stroke, 15 stroke, and 17 stroke rolls of the pas 40 rudiments. note that some numbers between 5 and 17 are missing. these additional rolls are possible and are taught in modern hybrid drumming and in older pre-nard rudimental systems, as well as those from other countries, notably the basel and scotch cultures. for example, the 8 stroke roll is present in the moeller book from 1925 but is lost in later publications. the 4 stroke, 8 stroke, 12 stroke, 14 stroke, and 16 stroke are rare but all exist in official published sources. the scotch pipe band style has a rudimental roll up to 25 strokes. this provides the drummer with a consistent set of rolls from 3 to 17 plus the 25, with any other number being an extrapolation from this system.
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