@PICTOI was thinking of that drum solo as well, but it only gets really good in what they called the long version, not the one they played on the radio.
I can see why they would. What Tom really needs is a snare stand. He can turn pages for Mrs. Neeley without putting himself in harm’s way. But physically holding the drum with his knees is just wrong. It’s like trying to hold a drum for someone who is marching in a parade. Then having him turn pages too means he can’t use his hands for assistance with the drum. A recipe for failure.
margueritem almost 13 years ago
Not since he got that handy music stand.
oldpine52 almost 13 years ago
Maybe she should “bang the drum slowly”.
PICTO almost 13 years ago
" You will have to speak up, I can’t hear you." - Tom.
bubujin_2 Premium Member almost 13 years ago
He just couldn’t (drum)roll with it.
Rockydooodle almost 13 years ago
Oh Steve, I’m sorry for torturing you with all my unmusical antics!
PICTO almost 13 years ago
Inagodadavida
kittenpah almost 13 years ago
@PICTOI was thinking of that drum solo as well, but it only gets really good in what they called the long version, not the one they played on the radio.
Goblinopolis almost 13 years ago
If it’s a snare drum solo piece, all the notes should be on one staff line (other than grace notes for flams).
tegm almost 13 years ago
aww, it’s sweet they have a little band together.
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member almost 3 years ago
I can see why they would. What Tom really needs is a snare stand. He can turn pages for Mrs. Neeley without putting himself in harm’s way. But physically holding the drum with his knees is just wrong. It’s like trying to hold a drum for someone who is marching in a parade. Then having him turn pages too means he can’t use his hands for assistance with the drum. A recipe for failure.
Tigressy almost 3 years ago
Cleo out of control? Our sweet, innocent bassetine?
https://cleoandcompany.net/january-14-2022/
Dry and Dusty Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Good afternoon Balladeers, (((((Plods))))) and Miss Susan.