ALL TIME LIST OF BATTERY CLEANERS

[Fat Cat]

in no particular order:

eric perriloux
bob dubinski
les parks
larry mccormack
ralph hardimon
tom float
bobby thompson
john flowers
dennis delucia
tom hannum
charlie poole
george tuthill
ron goodhardt
jerry shellmar

there are no doubt many more. please add to list- i'm little short on
more current names. what i know about the above is that all believed in
the roll by the mile. no roll was an invite to "what other instrument
would you like to play?".

[Jjg5150]

John Riley

[Jack Meihoph]

What a stupid fucking list.

"Fat Cat" <lean...@webtv.net> wrote in message
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[Phrenchy]

Jack Meihoph, slide me the porter, drink side run the java

> What a stupid fucking list.

anonymous piece of shit

--
Jason C Frith
Wad Squad '92-96
Crown '95
Email: <ja...@frith.com>
http://jason.frith.com <-- Written by a cracked team of monkeys.

[Zak Winnick]

Jim Casella...

--Zak Winnick (z...@surfscape.org)
Director - Drum Corps Radio 2
http://dcradio.surfscape.org/

[Steven Musumeche]

Paul Rennick

--
Steven Musumeche
Carolina Crown Pit 99-00
AIM: CecilLSU

Drum Corps Wallpapers
http://www.aisp.net/musumeche

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[insani...@my-deja.com]

In article <20000910122349...@ng-fr1.aol.com>,

Jerry Kurby!

Later...

Jim "Insanity" Schehr

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Before you buy.

[dn...@racc2000.com]

I have always used baking soda and water to clean my battery with...an
old remedy passed on to me by my father.

Oops.....this isn't rec.arts.carrepair.com

as Emily Litella would say......NEWVER MIND !!!!!

[Cat Spray]

tom aungst

[Supertbone]

A can of coke work well also

-Supertbone

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[Mrpink843]

From the more modern names, I would definitely have to add Kevin Murray and
Mike Stevens..

[grenadier_tenor_01]

Scott Atkins! Percussion Caption Head and Arranger for the Kingston
Grenadiers Senior Drum & Bugle Corps!

grenadier_tenor_01

"Fat Cat" <lean...@webtv.net> wrote in message
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[Tenors_rule_#1]

Don Dean and Bill McGrath. Sorry Bill if I spelled your last name wrong!

"Fat Cat" <lean...@webtv.net> wrote in message
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[Carol Hooton]

Frank Nash

[Ryan H. Turner]

>there are no doubt many more. please add to list

Does Matt Savage, Tad Carpenter, Robbie Carson, Paul Zubrod, Eddie Drayton
count?

Actually, that would be "DO they count"...nice grammar!!!

Ryan H. Turner--Man w/NO life whatsover...and proud of it!!
MARCHING BAND, DRUM CORPS, WINTER GUARD FAN
VK DM 1986 and 1987
Show Design Consultant/Visual Consultant/Marching Instructor
911/Fire Dept Comm. Dispatcher...and a partridge in a pear tree!

[SkyDrmline]

Robert Thatcher from the Skyliners Drum and Bugle corps. I would like to think
that he took a dead drumline (the corps folded in '98) and put out a very
respectable product in '99 and '00 good luck next summer rob!!!

P.S. And "mini hitler" Chris Marousek now of Crossmen pit tech fame. If it was
one guy who knew ho to kick the crap outta you...it was him.

_Dalip_

[CVsnare]

You mean in 15 posts no one has mentioned Fred Sanford? Yikes! And, yes,
Float is a amazing at producing CLEAN lines! It's also interesting how many
connections some of the folks mentioned have Jerry Kirby taught Float and
Hardimon who marched together at Anaheim, right? Paul Rennick worked with
Float in years past, as did another name that should be listed here, Mike Back,
who marched in Spirit, taught me in the tenor line, and later was caption head.
Jeff Abney
Spirit of Atlanta tenors 80, 81
CorpsVets 98, 99, 00

[Jeffsjetta]

Dan Delong and Kevin Murphy

[Cozy]

Terrific list! From decades ago: John Dowlan, 5-time I&E champ. More
recently: Tom Aungst, Bill McGrath, Jr., Allan Murray, Rick Brown....

Cozy (Haven't played serious snare since 60s)

In article <24507-39...@storefull-154.iap.bryant.webtv.net>,

[DBlockhead]

Okay, I'm In. From the gone, but not forgotten file: Dave Hall - the guy
behind the six tenor work and the Mattice der Maler sound from BUSH.

[Cozy]

In article <8phlbr$46b$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,

Cozy <cozy...@aol.com> wrote:
> Terrific list! From decades ago: John Dowlan, 5-time I&E champ. More

> recently: Dan Delong, Tom Aungst, Bill McGrath, Jr., Allan Murray,

[Roger A. Dombroske]

Chris Thompson [ex-X-Men, ex-Scouts (now "Crunchy-Frog)]. Ran a damned decent
horn rehearsal too!

[Smileysnare]

best cleaners ever:

Michael Coulon
Phil Parent
Brian "Smiley" Stockard
Brandon McNutt
Tim Maynard
Tim Greene
Chris Vale
Jono Landon
Alvin Ramos
Mike Sowers

no one beats this list

:-)

[The Central Scrutinizer]

A solution of baking soda and water can do a pretty good job :)

--
James A. Chappell http://www.amon-hen.com/jac

"I think it's wrong that only one company makes the game Monopoly."
--Steven Wright

[bus...@my-deja.com]

In article <20000911002340...@ng-fp1.aol.com>,

Thats a good block,I mean one.How bout Willy Higgins?
J
not speaking for anyone

[du...@my-deja.com]

Joe Morello & Bobby Thompson

In article <8MSu5.53480$i5.23...@news1.rdc2.on.home.com>,

[Frank Jacobson]

Mitch Markovitch
Jim Nevermann

jake
NWV

[mike_d...@my-deja.com]

In article <8pim1h$7v3$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,

The Central Scrutinizer <rlrr...@my-deja.com> wrote:
>
>
> A solution of baking soda and water can do a pretty good job :)
>

My vote goes to the little gizmo you stick on the car-battery
terminals....the one with the steel brush inside that you rotate this
way and that to clean of the terminals.

:-)

Mike

[AngelR6001]

uhh theres this guy, his name is Jeff Moore......he teaches the drumline for
this one corps called the Madison Scouts.....uh yeah he's pretty good too ya
know..

[imdre...@my-deja.com]

Glad to see some serious credits. Here's my nods for the list (in no
particular order):

Fred (40 stroke Freddy) Johnson - Blast from the past with Ambassadors
but still a heck of a drumming guru

Chris Thompson - Cru used to love when this guy came in after DCI He
can work wonders

Bill McGrath III - Was a Godsend in front of Cru's Tenor line this
summer. Thanks Buddy

Drew Kellas
Rochester Crusaders 96-00

In article <8phlbr$46b$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,
Cozy <cozy...@aol.com> wrote:

> Terrific list! From decades ago: John Dowlan, 5-time I&E champ. More
> recently: Tom Aungst, Bill McGrath, Jr., Allan Murray, Rick Brown....
>
> Cozy (Haven't played serious snare since 60s)
>

[Mat]

Hell yea Smiley!!!!!!!!!! you are the man!!!!! Good Call

EAST!!!

MatRay
(Marched with Smiley, but was in the hornline so he prolly doesn't know
me!)

:^)>

> Michael Coulon
> Phil Parent
> Brian "Smiley" Stockard
> Brandon McNutt
> Tim Maynard
> Tim Greene
> Chris Vale
> Jono Landon
> Alvin Ramos
> Mike Sowers
>
> no one beats this list
>
> :-)
>

[Reel Feel]

>uhh theres this guy, his name is Jeff Moore......he teaches the drumline for
>this one corps called the Madison Scouts.....uh yeah he's pretty good too ya
>know..

Funny, because that line hasn't been "clean" since 1992.

Matt

[Spec K13]

Big statement, I think they have been clean other years. Where is your list? I
think i'll throw in Bernie Malesky, he's not very well known but he gets the
job done.

Tim Keegan
CT Hurricanes bass line 99-00
Ice Storm bass line 00

[mike_d...@my-deja.com]

In article <39BCF2B0...@pss.boeing.com>,
Frank Jacobson <frank.j...@pss.boeing.com> wrote:
> Mitch Markovitch
> Jim Nevermann
>

Jack Pratt.....

Worked my snares in a corps I wrote and taught for in the mid-late 70's.

Not only a great drummer, but he had the best classical music album
collection I ever saw. Ask him for a recording, and he'd ask you which
orchestra and which conductor you wanted. He had thousands of albums in
his basement.

He ALSO had a great collection of old comics, long before they became
true collectors items. Must be worth a HUGE fortune today. I believe he
did a thesis for grad school on the impact of comics on the war effort
during WWII.

Mike

[Steve Spang]

Frank Jacobson wrote:

> Mitch Markovitch
> Jim Nevermann
>
> jake
> NWV

Gee, Jake. How could you forget Mitch? You, bongo playing fool, Maynard G.
Krebs type, you.

Jim will always remain in my "book". One of the best, who has *worked* with
the best, in anyone's "book". 'Nuff said in my "book"...

Sidenote: Look out Rick B. Jim plans on attending DCA I&E in the next couple
of years, when he's ready and has the funds. If anyone can take the title,
he will. He's a monster on snare when focused...

Be afraid, be very afraid...

--
Steve Spang 8-)_~
"Klaatu barada nikto"

[banger3b]

wow....my bad. how could we forget Fred???

rd.

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[banger3b]

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!

rd.

Reel Feel <reel...@aol.com> wrote in message
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[JPowell436]

speaking of john riley, what about the other great minds that made all those
great "old school" crossmen drunlines, chris feist, rich hammond, dan o'neill,
and the father of all the greatest grooves EVER mr. mark thurston. there's
many other names that go with the above list..sorry if i left you out.

jp-

[Joe Itkor]

Anyone gonna throw pugsley's name into this?

<du...@my-deja.com> wrote in message news:8pirlu$f6d$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...

[NkdTweeder]

cadet 2000 snare line... ill give em that, they were pretty damned clean. im
excited to see how Tim Greene is on the other side of the drum.

[NkdTweeder]

Double A (honk honk) M-C-O? they probably clean batteries.... and adding to the
list, John Campese, Rudy Gowan, Dave Carbone, Jerry Carpenter.

[Glen]

BAAAUUUEEERRR!!!!!!!!!!

[Mike Duffy]

insani...@my-deja.com wrote:

>
> Jerry Kurby!
>

Gerry Kearby

CEO of Liquid Audio

Check it out: http://www.liquidaudio.com

McDuffy

[Mike Duffy]

CVsnare wrote:

> You mean in 15 posts no one has mentioned Fred Sanford? Yikes! And, yes,
> Float is a amazing at producing CLEAN lines! It's also interesting how many

> connections some of the folks mentioned have Jerry Kirby (KEARBY) taught Float and

> Hardimon who marched together at Anaheim, right?

Correct, eh!

[bob_abe]

Yea I thought we were talking about Techs who got they're lines
clean?? my fault!?!?!.

In article <20000911133231...@ng-cf1.aol.com>,

[bob_abe]

We missed some of the more recent names....

Bret Kuhn
Brian Mason
Jeff Prosperie

how bout Marty Hurly?

In article <20000911222241...@ng-df1.aol.com>,

[DAS NorCal]

Well, now that the list remembered Fred Sanford (and how to spell Gerry Kearby)
- what about Fred's assistant at SCV (and Rob Carson's instructor) - Bob
Kalkofen. Bob was the tech who made Fred's wildly musical stuff work at a
national level in those early days....

- DAS in NorCal

[Reel Feel]

Would those who cut guts off of snare drums (to the point of having less
than 10 guts on each drum), pack the drums with too much muffling, and tape
people out qualify as "cleaners"?

Matt

[Rob Thatcher]

Easy...

Jason Powell, Dan O'Neil, Darrel "Bubba" Goslin, Todd Michael, and level 7
himself, Mark Thurston.

Oh... leaving out Grant Davis would be a crime, so there he is..

Robert Thatcher
93-95 Bushwackers
96 Crossmen
97-Present Skyliners staff

[bob_abe]

haha...oh I see...which one of those 4 I named were you referring to?
Bret Kuhn...pretty sure those drums this past season sounded pretty damn
good....but then again sence they're not TUBS i guess that doesn't
matter......Brain mason maybe....no...couldn't of been him.....Jeff
Prosperie.....hell no....or Marty....not marty....must of been referring
to Bret...sounds like the jealous rantings of someone that couldn't keep
up with the Cavaliers......oh wait I forgot....there's always an excuse
why certain lines are clean.....they don't play any notes...they're
drums are taped out...there's too much muffling.....never....damn those
guys were just good....

In article <20000912100912...@ng-fl1.aol.com>,

[Allan Murray]

Two years in a row now.........................................Mike McIntosh and Mike Stevens!

"Bradford" <bhone...@snet.net> wrote in message news:39BE954F...@snet.net...

 
Brett Kuhn.
 

[Eric Krebs]

HAHAHA!!!!

[Eric Krebs]

Matt Little

[Jonnyjmpup]

I like baking soda and water brushed lightly between the terminals........

[Allan Murray]

Oakland Raiders staff of SJ, RJ and SV! Pick the year!

[Bob Morrison]

Glen Crosby, Scott Johnson, Tom Aungst (when he was a tech)

[NoTicks]

Yeah; Pugsley (Bob McCarthy) was relentless.  Also, how about:

Marty Hurley (and his brother Jimmy, too, for that matter)
Glen Crosby - great job with the Cadet lines back in the mid-late 80's, and
the California lines in the 90's
Jim Dugan - great work with Bush and Bluecoats, and now the Hurcs.  Good
overall show guy, too.
Bobby Craig - lots of lines here on the east coast benefited from Bobby's
expertise.
Ted Nicholeris - a true drum corps lunatic - but he could definitely get the
job done.

... and so many others. Jeez, there've been a lot of great ones over the years
- hats off to them all!

regards,

Fred O.

[SHumner]

>
>I like baking soda and water brushed lightly between the terminals........

Now that was funny.
SH

[RHardi5005]

And lets not forget about Bob Morrison- arranger/tec/ overall everything guy
extrodinair!!!
Cadets, crossmen, SCV, Pearl Drums,NAMM,VH1,,,,, and so on and so on!!!!
Ralph Hardimon
PS not so much battery, but!!!!!!!!!.............

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[Bob Morrison]

Thanks Ralph!

Never could get that left hand thing down...but I could teach tap space
thanks to you and Fred (the little story about a fair maiden walking across
the parking lot.......

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In article <20000913231617...@ng-fn1.aol.com>,

[Joe Itkor]

Tex was a visual tech and bass drum tech for the Hurricanes this year.
Hell, he even MARCHED one show with us. He's a real hype and I will gladly
second his nomination to this elite group!

Joe Itkor
CT Hurricanes Staff

Sam <realad...@mail.com> wrote in message
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> Robert "Tex" Lazenberry. Not a big name in drum corps but one of the best
> battery techs I've ever known. Marched with SCV in the early 80's,
> Sunrisers and Chieftans. Worked with the div III Lone Star from Texas and
> several high school drumlines in the northeast. He lives in New Jersey
> these days. Some top 12 corps out there needs to hire this guy.
>
> Brent
> brent...@hotmail.com