Steve Smith: Working With Wilcoxon Part Two - Paradiddle Johnnie at Four Tempos

[@gonow234]

This video should have way more views and likes than it already has. Especially for his chops and talent as well as the production work that went into it. Another hidden gem. Inspiration to work that Wilcoxon!

[@drumsenjoyment]

What a drummer! Man i am so envious of his practice space. No one around to interrumpt you and you could practice 3 30 am if you wanted!

[@josel.reyesferra4870]

Thankyou Steve, you are a very good drumer and teacher. Thankyou so much. Please were we can bay your drums boocks? Thankyou. (Jose L Reyes)

[@GSA_Drums]

Thankyou Mr.Smith, i just bought this Book Used After watching this. I‘m looking fortward to working through it. Hearing it being played properly helps enormously. Thankyou and greetings from Germany.

[@JoeNocella]

Great stuff! I love the Wilcoxon books. Love the constant hi-hat.

[@xyzct]

Ah ... brilliant ... playing the bass on the accents. I've had that book for eons and this opens an entirely new angle. Thank you, sir!

[@drumznfishes]

Great to see the variations! Thanks for posting this series Steve..my students and I are grateful!

[@Joesfosterdogs]

dude is too goooooooooood

[@kcanters8857]

Nice

[@philipnestor5034]

This is great,thank you for posting this. I know Philly Jo Jones studied with Wilcoxon and applied the ides from this book to his solos. Am I mistaken or are you playing the solos with sort of a swing feel? It sounds great either way.

[@i.c.y.]

I think the metronome is using him stay in the pocket