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Monthly Archives: November 2018
Imprisoned by Ding-Dinga-Ding-Dinga
SKF NOTE: Ed Soph’s video clip above brought back my long, long struggle with the ding-dinga-ding-dinga ride cymbal beat. Soph demonstrates that beat and then says, “We all know that a ride pattern is not this, even though there are … Continue reading
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Tagged Ed Soph, Ride Cymbal, SKFBlog
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Neil Peart: A Musician is a Guy Who Gets Up in the Morning and Goes to Work
SKF NOTE: Here’s the back story for this interview excerpt. I remember the room Neil, Claudia Fish, and I were in for this interview. But I can’t connect it to a place (New York City?) or to the published interview. … Continue reading
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Tagged Drumming, Neil Peart, Rush, Scott K Fish, SKFBlog, Writing
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The Strange 1972 TV Appearance of Buddy Rich
SKF NOTE: Starting with the album cover, continuing with the opening sound of Buddy Rich’s sticks on his hi-hat cymbal bell(s) on Side 1 Track 1’s “Space Shuttle,” Buddy’s 1972 “Stick It” album is excellent. I bought the album when … Continue reading
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Tagged Buddy Rich, Doc Severinsen, Grady Tate, Johnny Carson, Scott K Fish, SKFBlog, Tonight Show
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Freddie Gruber – Bass Drum Foot Pedal Approach
SKF NOTE: Here’s the back story on this interview with Freddie Gruber. In this excerpt I ask Freddie about his bass drum pedal teaching. Heel down? Heel up? We also discuss bass drum pedals with light construction vs heavy construction.
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Tagged bass drum pedal, Drum Workshop, Freddie Gruber, Jim Ganduglia, SKF Fish, SKFBlog
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