The train beat is a widly used drum beat especially with country music and bluegrass. The best sounds great on the cajon and works very well with brushes. Here is an easy lesson on how to play a train beat with brushes on the cajon.
For more cajon lessons go to: Play Cajon
Enjoy
Paul
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Add more to your drumming.
Are you keen to add a new dynamic to your drumming? If the answer is yes, then you might want to check out the cajon. It is a super portable percussion instrument that gives you the sound and feel of a drum set in its own unique way.
The cajon originated in Peru over 200 years ago and is now fast becoming one of the most popular percussion instruments on the planet.
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Hello cajon players,
I have been on the road now for a few weeks, from Bahrain to Germany. As a consequence I have found it hard to post new lessons.
I have been planning a new batch of 40 lessons to be posted by the end of July.
If you have any ideas at all for anything you would like to see please let me know.

More coming soon,
All the best.
Paul :)
Video blog 3 - I am off on the road for 2 months. Come with me! Updates will be from the road.
The Kopf S Series Snare cajon…
The Kopf Cuban Tumba cajon! What a funky drum.
Paul :)
Hello!
I have started doing cajon test drive videos for the cajon store. It will give you a chance to have an in-depth look at the cajons we offer.
If you are considering purchasing a cajon but are not quite sure where to go, this will definitely help you.
You can find them here:
http://www.buycajons.com/videos
All the best and good luck finding the right cajon for you.
Paul :)
Hello folks!
Just a quick note to say that I have added 6 new lessons to the site.
4 lessons in Rumba as well as an Indian groove and a Rumba solo.
The new lessons also feature a new camera angle so all future lessons will now feature 2 camera angles.

You can find the new lessons here:
http://www.playcajon.org/grooves-genres/
and here:
http://www.playcajon.org/solos/
Lots more lessons coming soon.
Take care.
Paul :)