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	This book explains traditional basic second-line styles, and applies them to drum set. For almost all of the grooves and exercises that Moore presents, he starts by explaining the origin of the groove (who started it, where, why was it important), and then applies a basic drum set comp to show both instruments working together. The grooves then proceed to get more challenging all while keeping the original groove in pocket. At the end of each idea presented, the CD that the book comes with has a specified track at the end that the groove will compliment. The interesting thing is that the tracks on the CD do not include drums on them. Only the other instruments. This is a specialty book to instruct the player how to play with different New Orleans styles, this is not a book on how to teach fundamentals of drum set. <br>		This book explains traditional basic second-line styles, and applies them to drum set. For almost all of the grooves and exercises that Moore presents, he starts by explaining the origin of the groove (who started it, where, why was it important), and then applies a basic drum set comp to show both instruments working together. The grooves then proceed to get more challenging all while keeping the original groove in pocket. At the end of each idea presented, the CD that the book comes with has a specified track at the end that the groove will compliment. The interesting thing is that the tracks on the CD do not include drums on them. Only the other instruments. This is a specialty book to instruct the player how to play with different New Orleans styles, this is not a book on how to teach fundamentals of drum set. <br>
	Trevor Landreth; Emporia State University		[[Trevor Landreth]]; Emporia State University

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	This book explains traditional basic second-line styles, and applies them to drum set. For almost all of the grooves and exercises that Moore presents, he starts by explaining the origin of the groove (who started it, where, why was it important), and then applies a basic drum set comp to show both instruments working together. The grooves then proceed to get more challenging all while keeping the original groove in pocket. At the end of each idea presented, the CD that the book comes with has a specified track at the end that the groove will compliment. The interesting thing is that the tracks on the CD do not include drums on them. Only the other instruments. This is a specialty book to instruct the player how to play with different New Orleans styles, this is not a book on how to teach fundamentals of drum set.		This book explains traditional basic second-line styles, and applies them to drum set. For almost all of the grooves and exercises that Moore presents, he starts by explaining the origin of the groove (who started it, where, why was it important), and then applies a basic drum set comp to show both instruments working together. The grooves then proceed to get more challenging all while keeping the original groove in pocket. At the end of each idea presented, the CD that the book comes with has a specified track at the end that the groove will compliment. The interesting thing is that the tracks on the CD do not include drums on them. Only the other instruments. This is a specialty book to instruct the player how to play with different New Orleans styles, this is not a book on how to teach fundamentals of drum set. <br>
			Trevor Landreth; Emporia State University

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			This book explains traditional basic second-line styles, and applies them to drum set. For almost all of the grooves and exercises that Moore presents, he starts by explaining the origin of the groove (who started it, where, why was it important), and then applies a basic drum set comp to show both instruments working together. The grooves then proceed to get more challenging all while keeping the original groove in pocket. At the end of each idea presented, the CD that the book comes with has a specified track at the end that the groove will compliment. The interesting thing is that the tracks on the CD do not include drums on them. Only the other instruments. This is a specialty book to instruct the player how to play with different New Orleans styles, this is not a book on how to teach fundamentals of drum set.

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	== Chapters ==		== Chapters ==
	Introduction		Introduction <br>
	Chapter I: A Traditional Approach to Second-Line Rhythms		Chapter I: A Traditional Approach to Second-Line Rhythms <br>
	Chapter II: Playing In Between the Cracks		Chapter II: Playing In Between the Cracks <br>
	Chapter III: A Modern Approach to Second-Line Rhythms		Chapter III: A Modern Approach to Second-Line Rhythms <br>
	Chapter IV: LLRL-RLRR		Chapter IV: LLRL-RLRR <br>
	Chapter V: Additional 3-2 Grooves		Chapter V: Additional 3-2 Grooves <br>
	Chapter VI: Mardi Gras Indian Grooves		Chapter VI: Mardi Gras Indian Grooves <br>
	Chapter VII: Mardi Gras Indian Grooves for Percussion		Chapter VII: Mardi Gras Indian Grooves for Percussion <br>
	Chapter VIII: Inflecting and Varying the Groove		Chapter VIII: Inflecting and Varying the Groove <br>
	Chapter IX: New Orleans Spin		Chapter IX: New Orleans Spin <br>
	Chapter X: Tambourine Grooves		Chapter X: Tambourine Grooves <br>
	Chapter XI: Linear... New Orleans Style		Chapter XI: Linear... New Orleans Style <br>
	Chapter XII: Fills		Chapter XII: Fills <br>
	Bibliography		Bibliography <br>
	Suggested Listening		Suggested Listening <br>
	Photo Credits		Photo Credits <br>
	CD Credits		CD Credits <br>

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	== Chapters ==		== Chapters ==
	Chapter I: ~~<br>~~		Introduction
	Chapter II: ~~<br>~~		Chapter I: A Traditional Approach to Second-Line Rhythms
	Chapter III: ~~<br>~~		Chapter II: Playing In Between the Cracks
	Chapter IV: ~~<br>~~		Chapter III: A Modern Approach to Second-Line Rhythms
	Chapter V: ~~<br>~~		Chapter IV: LLRL-RLRR
	Chapter VI: ~~<br>~~		Chapter V: Additional 3-2 Grooves
			Chapter VI: Mardi Gras Indian Grooves
			Chapter VII: Mardi Gras Indian Grooves for Percussion
			Chapter VIII: Inflecting and Varying the Groove
			Chapter IX: New Orleans Spin
			Chapter X: Tambourine Grooves
			Chapter XI: Linear... New Orleans Style
			Chapter XII: Fills
			Bibliography
			Suggested Listening
			Photo Credits
			CD Credits

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