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I met your nephew @ Guitar Center in Allentown on April 21 before a gig he had in Phia. He said you may know the value or can direct me to someone who my be interested in purchasing vintage Avedis Zilgin Cymbals. They are as follows: 2- 14 inch High Hats - 1- 15 inch Crash - 1 16 inch ride.Mint Condition..no cracks... Any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated. Mint |
by Bob Singley (Allentown, Pa) | April 21, 2009 6:31 PM |
Hi John, I know that I've already expressed how incredible the new DVD is,but for anybody reading this post, if your serious about Jazz drumming, this is a MUST have. For any level player, deep mysteries are revealed. Thank You !!! |
by Mike (FL) | April 21, 2009 9:15 AM |
John, Just received your book "The Art of Bop Drumming". Very inspirational!! Let the woodsheding begin.More insight than Chapin's book. Thanks. Question . Do you have any accompany DVD's to this instructional book for us OLD visual learners? Brian Griswold |
by brian griswold (winsted ct. . ) | April 15, 2009 4:09 PM |
John, I just happened your explantion of a fast jazz ride cymbal pattern on drummerworld.com. I ordered the book and will be woodsheding .It was truly an epiphany for someone playing for 40 years. Thanks so very much. |
by Brian Griswold | April 13, 2009 10:20 AM |
Hi Mr. Riley,
This is Brooke, the bass player from the UNI jazz band. I'm trying to find some good music things to do this summer. Are there any you recommend in particular? It was great to play with you!
Best,
Brooke |
by Brooke Peters (UNI) | April 11, 2009 5:18 PM |
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