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| John, thanks for being so cool at Pasic. I think you know my friend Noah Barker from the Skidmore camps. I go to school with him at U of L. Keep on Rockin, and I hope to come see the VJO soon! |
| by John (Looeyville) | December 1, 2009 4:12 PM |
| hey john, after all these years, still trying to catchup with you. send me email.....jim cammack-bass with ahmad jamal
jimcammack1@gmail.com |
| by jim cammack (cornwall, ny) | November 29, 2009 1:42 PM |
| thanks for a truly inspiring clinic last night at LIDC- i wish i a recorder or at least pen and paper- will start to jot down as much as i can remember |
| by bobby (woodmere, ny) | October 28, 2009 2:08 PM |
| dear john,
thanks for great drum clinic, last night , at LI, drum center.........best i ever saw......you are a inspiration to all mucicians,,,,i have your tape, and book, i raalize, from you , that hard work, and lots of practice , is the key, the only key........
thanks again.... |
| by Tom Crowley (Mattituck long Island, ll952) | October 28, 2009 12:40 PM |
| Hi John, just started working on Beyond Bop, once again thank you for this masterpiece. Only concentrating on the first 4 exercises right now. I started out sounding like the Tin Man, and each day the friction seems to fade. This should be required reading for any aspiring drummer, it already is at the University of Miami Jazz program. |
| by Mike (FL) | October 20, 2009 3:27 PM |
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