Stanton Moore on the importance of Charley Wilcoxon | Drumtrainer Online

Stanton Moore shares some incredible wisdom on the importance of Charley Wilcoxon in our Drumtrainer Online school.
Charley Wilcoxon's book "modern rudimental swing solos for the advanced drummer" had a profound impact on the jazz world and Stanton Moore shares how Philly Joe Jones was known for carrying the book everywhere with him or how Kenny Washington taught him to approach the book.
Stanton Moore goes into much more depth about his playing, how to get that real swampy New Orleans groove, how to improve your feel in less than 5 minutes with just singles and how for the price of a Budweiser (better beers are available) you can have a 5 minute lesson with one of the greats that will last a lifetime.
And that's just the interview.
Stanton recorded a monster lesson on New Orleans second line, Cissy Strut, Buzz Rolls and a ton of other great insight into his playing and approach behind the kit, which you can find on drumtrainer.online. It was an absolute pleasure hosting such a fine gentleman!
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[@drumtrainer]

Thank you for watching the video! It was a pleasure having Stanton in the studio. He's the true definition of a pro. You can learn more from Stanton in his online drum academy right here: www.stantonmooredrumacademy.com/

[@mikejgebhart145]

His snare sound is soooo wild!

[@mattkanter1729]

Rolling In Rhythm!! Oh and yeah -/ definitely Paradiddle Jonny Classic. Great reminder Thanks

[@portnickos]

Stanton is THE man!! And Dirk is THE man too!! What a great weekend that was... 😁🎶🍻🥁❤️

[@drumtrainer]

Hey Brother Nikos, thanks for the nice comment! Yes: Stanton is THE man & Yes, That WAS a great weekend!!! Hope all is well, merry Christmas to you brotha´s ;-))

One of my favorite drum book, i like and play all the rudimental solos, thanks for sharing !!

[@drumtrainer]

Our pleasure! As massive drum nerds it's so interesting to hear someone like Stanton speak about its importance!

[@mecdrum7]

Got the book now practicing

[@philipmcevoy7206]

Nuggets ❤

[@Edward-q2q]

I like that the drums sound like proper breathing drums not through any filters or mixing . So many lies on the Internet .

[@drumtwo4seven]

sounds frantic like buddy rich

[@michaelfraters831]

I think they didn’t turn off his vocal mic so the drums sound trashy

[@rodneymcintyre8544]

The worst sounding snare I’ve ever heard.

[@drumtrainer]

🤣😘we did not turn off the lavalier mic back then..we r sorry ;-) but I guess the information Stanton shares is still very valuable..isn´t it?

[@rodneymcintyre8544]

@@drumtrainer absolutely. Information top shelf… wilcoxen should be a staple for any drummer.

[@drumtrainer]

@@rodneymcintyre8544 thanks for your understanding! We´ll improve on the sound :)

[@ultrablue7477]

WOW....such a crappy snare sound....

[@Drumn4J2]

Probably fine for backbeats and accents, but I think it's way too muddy for trying to demonstrate the kind of jazzy rudimental figures in the book. I think it sounds too messy for that and not like the crisp snare sounds of the jazz players mentioned.

[@WyattLite-n-inn]

Useless video (poor audio)