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Monthly Archives: October 2017
Here’s How to Get Your Article Into Modern Drummer: A Spoof
SKF NOTE: Last week I came across this photocopy, a parody called, Here’s How to Get Your Article into Modern Drummer. I wish I remembered how this came about. This was a great group to work with. Everyone had a … Continue reading
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Tagged Dave Creamer, Modern Drummer, Rick Mattingly, Ron Spagnardi, SKF Blog
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Steve Smith Zildjian Cymbal Set-Up 198?
SKF NOTE: One of a series of Zildjian brochures from the 1980s, I believe.
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Carmine Appice Keeps Hangin’ On
SKF NOTE: When I was 17-years old our garage band, Potter’s Field, covered Vanilla Fudge’s version of, You Keep Me Hangin’ On. That’s my first memory of Carmine Appice. Ten years later, I met Carmine at a Long Island Drum Center … Continue reading
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Susan Ramsey: Earning a Musician’s Living in Rural Maine
SKF NOTE: I write a weekly column for the Piscataquis Observer, sometimes about music and musicians, such as musician/teacher Susan Ramsey. ===== A Musician Can Make a Big Difference in a Community Scott K Fish, Special to the Piscataquis Observer … Continue reading
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Revisiting Drummer Boy Paul Wilson’s Grave
SKF NOTE: Revisiting drummer Paul Wilson’s gravesite for the second time in three years. Wilson, an escaped slave, was part of Company D of the United States 33rd Colored Troops Regiment. He died at age 15 and is buried at … Continue reading
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