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“It was a religious experience seeing Russell (Batiste) for the first time.”
Stanton Moore is proudly carrying the flag of New Orleans tradition in the world of music and drumming so it can be passed down to the next generation. The founding member of Galactic and his Stanton Moore Trio, Stanton brings that New Orleans sauce into full force oozing with panache and funky attitude behind the kit. He is an absolute treasure to music. Besides his own projects, Stanton’s list of appearances as a sideman is too long to list. Just look it up though and be astounded by it.
Besides his love for performance and music, he is also an enthusiastic teacher. He has recently launched his brand new Stanton Moore Drum Academy and has been using his studio to stream masterclasses and film lessons/courses to educate his students, with an emphasis on groove. He is also highly involved with famed nightclub Tipitina’s which has a very special place in Stanton’s heart. Overall, Stanton is bringing the New Orleans sound to the next generation and I think it is important that we understand a bit more about where he comes from and his expression within music.
You Will Hear About….
- Playing examples and explanations of his new Zildjian cymbals, including his new signature cymbal “Lunar Crash”.
- Stanton walks us through his Zildjian Live experience.
- Stanton’s early years with music in New Orleans.
- Russell Batiste and the huge impact he left on Stanton.
- Whether there is an adequate substitution for live music.
- A little tribute to Johnny V.
- Would Stanton enjoy how he evolved as a musician if he was born in a later generation?
- A lesson on phrasing.
Why Should You Listen?
This episode is something you want to hear. The way New Orleans is described during Stanton’s early years as a musician and the religious experience he had hearing Russell Batiste and what it all means to him is heartwarming and awesome listening. The playing examples throughout are a massive treat and educational. The advice from Stanton to help us become groovier drummers is amazing. This episode just rocks!
Stanton’s Socials
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Website
Follow ‘Drumeo Gab’
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By Drumeo Gab“It was a religious experience seeing Russell (Batiste) for the first time.”
Stanton Moore is proudly carrying the flag of New Orleans tradition in the world of music and drumming so it can be passed down to the next generation. The founding member of Galactic and his Stanton Moore Trio, Stanton brings that New Orleans sauce into full force oozing with panache and funky attitude behind the kit. He is an absolute treasure to music. Besides his own projects, Stanton’s list of appearances as a sideman is too long to list. Just look it up though and be astounded by it.
Besides his love for performance and music, he is also an enthusiastic teacher. He has recently launched his brand new Stanton Moore Drum Academy and has been using his studio to stream masterclasses and film lessons/courses to educate his students, with an emphasis on groove. He is also highly involved with famed nightclub Tipitina’s which has a very special place in Stanton’s heart. Overall, Stanton is bringing the New Orleans sound to the next generation and I think it is important that we understand a bit more about where he comes from and his expression within music.
You Will Hear About….
- Playing examples and explanations of his new Zildjian cymbals, including his new signature cymbal “Lunar Crash”.
- Stanton walks us through his Zildjian Live experience.
- Stanton’s early years with music in New Orleans.
- Russell Batiste and the huge impact he left on Stanton.
- Whether there is an adequate substitution for live music.
- A little tribute to Johnny V.
- Would Stanton enjoy how he evolved as a musician if he was born in a later generation?
- A lesson on phrasing.
Why Should You Listen?
This episode is something you want to hear. The way New Orleans is described during Stanton’s early years as a musician and the religious experience he had hearing Russell Batiste and what it all means to him is heartwarming and awesome listening. The playing examples throughout are a massive treat and educational. The advice from Stanton to help us become groovier drummers is amazing. This episode just rocks!
Stanton’s Socials
YouTube
Website
Follow ‘Drumeo Gab’
YouTube