Ozzy Osbourne

Play drums likeLee Kerslake

English drummer (1947–2020)

The songs with Lee Kerslake on drums, to play on your own kit: Crazy Train, Mr. Crowley and Diary Of A Madman (D Standard). The notes come down in time with each recording, and every hit is judged — so you find out how close you get to the real part.

Start with Mr. Crowley

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Lee Kerslake playing drums — Photo: Heinrich Klaffs, CC BY-SA 2.0

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Mediumeasiest — Mr. Crowley
105average BPM
138fastest — Crazy Train

Songs with Lee Kerslake on drums

Crazy TrainOzzy Osbourne

Mr. CrowleyOzzy Osbourne

Diary Of A Madman (D Standard) by Ozzy Osbourne

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How to play drums like Lee Kerslake

Start with Mr. Crowley — the easiest of their parts here (medium), at 90 BPM. Take it at 0.75× until the groove sits.
Learn it part by part. The Trainer splits a song into its beats and fills, hands first and then the kick, from 70% up to full speed.
Work up to Crazy Train: 2,593 notes in 4:47. Switch on the Easy level to take its hardest notes out, then switch it off.
Check every hit — on time, early or late — and watch your score climb run by run.

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Playing Lee Kerslake's drum parts: questions

What songs does Lee Kerslake play drums on?

On DRUMY you can play along to the songs with Lee Kerslake on drums: Crazy Train (Ozzy Osbourne), Mr. Crowley (Ozzy Osbourne) and Diary Of A Madman (D Standard) (Ozzy Osbourne).

What is the easiest Lee Kerslake song to play on drums?

Mr. Crowley by Ozzy Osbourne — rated medium, at 90 BPM. Play it at 0.75× first, or on the Easy level with the hardest notes taken out.

What is Lee Kerslake's hardest drum part here?

Crazy Train: 2,593 notes in 4:47, rated hard. The fastest is Crazy Train at 138 BPM.

How do I learn to play drums like Lee Kerslake?

Pick one of their songs and open the Trainer: it teaches the song part by part — the beats, the fills, then the joins — hands first and then the kick, from 70% speed up to full speed, on your own electronic kit.