cD \evaz Drummer’s™ Workshop Advanced Concepts For Musical DevelopmentThe Jazz Drummer’s Workshop Advanced Concepts For Musical Development By John Riley Edited by William F. Miller Design And Layout By Michele M. Heusel © Copyright 2004 Modern Drummer Publications, Inc. International Copyright Secured All Rights Reserved Printed In The USA Any unauthorized duplication of this book or its contents is a violation of copyright laws. Published By Modern Drummer Publications, Inc. 12 Old Bridge Road Cedar Grove, NJ 07009 USA HALeLEONARD® RPORATIONContents Page Track# Introduction ‘Thanks, Music Key, And Technical Info Concepts Chapter 1: Finding The Groove Chapter 2: Holding The Groove 8 se 27 Chapter 3: Cross-Training 10 8-15 Chapter 4: Time Matters ....00.00000000 oes eB ststese. 16 Chapter 5: Second-Line Applications ........... ceeeee ceed cece ITD Chapter 6: The Fast Face Lift 16... 52+ 20-22 Chapter 7: 3/4 Comping es 17 23-25 Chapter 8: 3/4 Soloing 0.0.6... 6cccceeeeesseeeeeeeeeeeeeees 219 eee eee .26, 27 Chapter 9: Doubles Crossed 1 28-30 2202. 3136) 24 eee 3740 Chapter 12: Odd Times 3 ear5 26 Al, 42 Chapter 1 28 43, 44 The Masters Speak Chapter 14: To Transcribe Or Not To Transeribe? 30 Chapter 15: Maximize Your Soloing 32 - 45, 46 Chapter 16: Billy Higgins Style & Analysis 35 47-49 Chapter 17: Philly Joe “Fours” 5 39. 50 Chapter 18: Comping With Philly Joe . 40. vin Jones Comping Moe eee 52, in Jones Soloing .........eceececeee cece BB occ 5456 Chapter 21: Tony Williams Style & Analysis Bao cB occ ST Chapter 22: Expanding The Learning Process ........6666000000006 6 49 58-61 The Chop Shop Chapter 23: The Warm-Up 51 Chapter 52 Chapter 2: 54 Chapter 26: The Moeller Stroke Revealed = 56 Chapter 27: More Moeller 61 62-64 Chapter 28: The Pyramid es oz 62) 65-68 Essential Listeni 64