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Tag Archives: Ludwig
Studio vs Live – Truth Be Told
SKF NOTE: Product endorsements sometimes made it unwise for an interviewer to be fully honest with Modern Drummer readers. I’m talking about times when a well-known drummer endorsed certain drums and cymbals, but played other brand cymbals and drums in … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Beauty, Ludwig, Mel Lewis, Modern Drummer, Thad Jones/Mel Lewis
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The Outfit of Famous Drummers 1964
SKF NOTE: I never owned a Ludwig drumset, but in 1964 this full-page magazine ad was a dream builder or me. I wouldn’t own a drumset for another five years, and my first set was a mutt kit of Gretsch … Continue reading
Posted in Drum/Music News, SKF Blog
Tagged Down Beat, Ludwig, Scott K Fish, SKFBlog
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Drummer Shortcomings Lead to Innovations Pt 2 – Roy Haynes
SKF NOTE: Yesterday, 9/22/20, I wrote about Kenny Clarke’s frustration trying to play left handed snare accents while crossing his right arm over-and-above his left while keeping time on his hi-hat. His frustration was the catalyst for Clarke’s experimenting with … Continue reading
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Tagged Elvin Jones, Hip Ensemble, Innovations, Ludwig, Max Roach, Roy Haynes, Scott K Fish, SKFBlog
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Neil Peart Ludwig Ad 1989
SKF NOTE: I came across this infrequently seen full-page Neil Peart/Ludwig ad in the April 1989 of Modern Drummer. Great looking kit. Not sure why Neil was made up like a Mime.
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Tagged Ludwig, Neil Peart, Rush, Scott K Fish, SKFBlog
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Neil Peart: The Ludwig Drum Endorsement How and Why
SKF NOTE: This is part of a conversation with Neil Peart circa 1987, when he had recently endorsed Ludwig drums. We talk about why he switched, but more interesting, how he switched. Neil talks about having six identical drumsets from … Continue reading
Posted in Audio, SKF Blog
Tagged Ludwig, Neil Peart, Rush, Scott K Fish, SKFBlog
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