Famous People in drumcorps
David
think its a fun one to bring up. What famous people have marched with what
corps and when?
IrishCab95
>think its a fun one to bring up. What famous people have marched with what
>corps and when?
I march with the Caballeros - 95 -00 so far............
ok WAY overtired and WAY too silly
Raymond Holtz
played the bells I think.
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: >I know this post has gone around a couple times every year but I always
:
:
JCSeymour
Don Knotts used to march in the Holy order of the Tainted Maidens of the
Broken heart Drum corps.
RohrUARTS
(aka Boston Crusaders) back in the day...Don't remember the year, though.
Matt
Hubble
instrument he played...he may have tried to play a Bb marching timp and was
demoted to Corp Cook and Seat warmer!!!..anyhoo.....if you want real chaos
try the RENEGADES!!!!..www.renegades.org
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VibeGrl
Downey was also a part of the Sunriser organization back in the 70's, I
believe. And correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe Fred Sanford was with Sun
too.
Chris Mignemi
Sunrisers Drum & Bugle Corps 1994 - ?
fvigeant
was one of the reasons they were disqualified from the finals. You could
look itup!! Fred
AJLisko
> And correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe Fred Sanford was with Sun
>too.
Sanford was in the Casper Troopers then migrated to CA to teach SCV. Don't
ever remember his name being associated with Sun.
Andy
RWhalen675
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Yes thats very true about Madonna .She left the corp because she was in the
tymp section and all the guys keep trying to play her boobs and not there
tymps.She said" I A NOT A DAMN DRUM"And that was that.
CalBlue
60's and then in the 70's moved to California and marched with SCV before
getting involved with BD. You might be right, but I'm not aware he marched
with the Sunrisers in between. I'll be talking to him soon and I'll ask.
VibeGrl <vib...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> Famous drummer Billy Cobham marched in the Sunrisers back in the day.
Wayne
> Downey was also a part of the Sunriser organization back in the 70's, I
> believe. And correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe Fred Sanford was with
Sun
> too.
>
ATF
the mid 80's.
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that's why he uses kevlar on his snare drum, but I'm not sure when or
if it really happened.
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although he travelled with us once or twice , was never with the corps.
WRoe424922
>although he travelled with us once or twice , was never with the corps.
....wasn't Sanford with the Troopers??...
LCTroop69
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DTaylor91
>The drummer from the band Tool marched Suncoast Sound
What's the drummer's name?
Don Taylor
Etchnsktch
>
>What's the drummer's name?
>
Jeff
Crossmen mello 94~95
Scott A. Helland
>Chris Farley acctually marched in Minnesota Brass!....Can't remember what
>instrument he played...he may have tried to play a Bb marching timp and was
>demoted to Corp Cook and Seat warmer!!!
We have a contra that may resemble him from a distance, but that's not
Farley... :)
We do hear from the 'Foley motivational speaker' before shows though!
Scott
MBI Bari 96 - 99
Lawrence Bell
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I don't think he was president yet, since he was elected in Nov.'60, and
took office in Jan. '61; the Crusaders were the Most Precious Blood (MPB)
Crusaders until '56 or '57, then became Hyde Park Cru, then Boston. (MPB is
a parish in Hyde Park, a district of Boston)
During the late '50s and early '60s St. Kevin's Emerald Knights of Boston
had as honorary members:
Louis Armstrong, Jimmy Durante, Wayne Newton (only a kid then), and some
more I wasn't there to meet.
Oh, and another famous person who actually PLAYED in a DC,
Chick Corea -
who played with St. Rose Scarlet Lancers of Chelsea MA, circa 1960. St.
Rose disbanded in '62 and a lot of members merged with I. C. Reveries of
Revere (next town over) which evolved into 27th Lancers.
Now you know where the name Lancers comes from!! Jim Wedge was the constant
thread.
Larry Bell
SKEK '57 - '60
Alumni 2000
Legends '98 -'00
Taylor Jenkins
said it a while back.
On Sun, 13 Feb 2000 22:46:15 -0700, "ATF" <esavon...@hotmail.com>
wrote:
Jeremy Serkin
mistaken.
For any of you who have seen Beverly Hills Cop, drum corps has it's own Axel
Foley. :) Isn't that right, Axel?
Nikk Pilato
> Neal Peart, the drummer from RUSH marched in Canada... Duthch Boy, if I'm not
> mistaken.
This really should be in the RAMD FAQ.... :)
Neal did not march anywhere. A long time ago, I got to meet him
at the Blue Jays spring training in Dunnedin, Fl. After I got him and
Alex Lifeson to autograph my baseball cap (which they were hating, since
it was a NY Yankees cap), I asked him about drum corps. He knows what
they are (so did Alex, even though he has never played anything but
guitar), but he was never in one.
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michael davis
ajl...@aol.com (AJLisko) wrote:
>>vib...@aol.com (VibeGrl) wrote:
>
>> And correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe Fred Sanford was
with Sun
>>too.
>
SCV. Don't
>ever remember his name being associated with Sun.
>
>Andy
>
>
Andy,
Fred also taught the Cadets drum line in 72, when they fired
George Tuthill after the 1971 season. It was during the era when
Don Angelica would bring folks in to do the Cadets and he'd get
them a job as band director at Bergenfield HS (so they could
actually get paid!), where he was personnel manager. Quite a
symbiotic relationship there for a few years.
Sadly, the entire 72 main Cadet instructional staff is now gone.
Bobby Hoffman did our drill, Don taught us brass, and Fred did
the percussion.
BTW, are you doing any EMBA inbdoor shows? I've been assigned
to a few.
Mike, Garfield 70-72
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>BTW, are you doing any EMBA inbdoor shows? I've been assigned
>to a few.
>
I was assigned to two, which is now down to one. Just not enough competing
lines in CT. I offered to do a trial/eval tape the Saturday, just to get used
to judging indoors.
Andy
APEX983
throughout the 80's especially 89, developed his line of stix "the Ralphy's" .
and now arranges the percussion book for the Blue Knights. he's the man!
Toe
heard so if im wrong sorry...
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michael davis
ajl...@aol.com (AJLisko) wrote:
>
>I was assigned to two, which is now down to one. Just not
enough competing
>lines in CT.
Yes, it's hard to get a new activity off the ground. Bob is doing
a great coordination job, but he needs to have the schools ready
to put out a group in order for it to be a success.
Which one is cancelled? My first is 2/26, and I have another on
3/18, yet another 4/1 and champs on 4/8, if they all get off the
ground.
Have you heard any numbers about how many lines are coming out
(and who)? Tom Aungst told me Dartmouth might not be able to do
any EMBA shows this season, given the travel costs they incur. He
hoped to do one, but he was doubtful, at least as of January.
>I offered to do a trial/eval tape the Saturday, just to get used
>to judging indoors.
>
Yes, it's a different animal, that's for sure! It's probably a
worthwhile effort just for your own benefit, if you haven't ever
done one of the indoor shows.
Mike
AJLisko
>Which one is cancelled? My first is 2/26, and I have another on
>3/18, yet another 4/1 and champs on 4/8, if they all get off the
>ground.
>
No shows are cancelled. Bob is just reducing the number of judges at each
show. I have the 4/1 show also.
>Have you heard any numbers about how many lines are coming out
>(and who)?
Trumbull HS is the only line Bob mentioned. They were at the clinic last month
in Ramsey. He feels more will be active towards April, probably concert class.
Andy
VKGARRY73
>Ralph Hardimon marched for the Anaheim Kingsmen in 72' , then worked with SCV
>throughout the 80's
Ralph marched with VK in '69 and '70 before he went to the Kingsmen in '71. He
also worked with the Kingsmen drumline before going to SCV.
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>Now you know where the name Lancers comes from!!
The old story went somewhat along the lines of George B. getting the name from
the movie "Charge of the Light Brigade". Is this true or not?
LBDM27
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the Cadets. Get well Dave. Jeff
Smata2
>>too.
I believe that he was on their percusion staff in the late 70's.
KLewis2667
there in NY who was a former corpsdrummer... and yes Sexton did march
Skybuckets... I was doing a studio gig in Nashville in 96 and was working in
the studio next door to 311... had a conversation with "Shotch" Ralston - 311's
knob turner (both live and studio)... and he and I got onto talking about mic
techniques for drums... he asked me about my kevlar covered snare and said Chad
had one too left over from his days on corps... my secret was reinforcing the
interior of the snare shell so it wouldnt egg...
Pbbles107
Amanda
Crossmen guard 2000
Paula Beard
Hastert, who marched with my sister in the '50's with the Aurora Vaqueros
(Illinois). DCW's Steve Vickers has been in touch with his office.
Also, Ed McMahon marched with the Defenders (Massachusetts) in the '40's.
He played baritone and once brought it onto the Tonight show, talked about
the corps and very briefly tooted it for the world.
Jodeen Popp
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Besides the Broadway playing, he did the
percussion on the first New York Voices
album.
In article <
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Southie) the picture of JFK accepting his
honorary membership. If my memory
serves me, (and I'm fairly sure it does for
once), this presentation ceremony (sadly)
took place less than a month before Dallas.
In article <
kyMp4.10367$%M5.227792@bgtnsc06-
news.ops.worldnet.att.net>,
"Lawrence Bell" <
Gary Cuzzocrea
interesting
(considering his music has been played by many corps throughtout the
last 15 years or so).
Pat Metheny and some members of his original band were members of
their High School Band. Pat was originally a trumpet player. His brother
taught him how to play, and has released several albums of his own on
trumpet. Anyway, this is an interesting quote I found from Pat Metheny
about his "bando" days.
"All of us definitely spent our Friday nights out on the football field
marching
around with instruments. I played french horn up until I got out of high
school
'cause I needed those credits to graduate. I remember I used to have to play
the halftime show in order to get my credit, then I'd race into Kansas City
to
make my gig, still in my marching band uniform, switch clothes, and go play
in this organ trio.”
Now people know where his song "Forward March" came from. By the way,
if anyone has never heard that song, they should check it out. It's a riot.
gc
Tom & Karen Peashey
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Jonnyjmpup wrote in message
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>Steve Gadd (sp) a drummer on many albums (studio drummer?) was with
Rochester
>Crusaders.
CHEZ
the first band I was in.
ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY.
JON BON JOVI - WAS THE LEAD SINGER -SAYREVILLE HS BAND
DAVID BRYAN -KEYBOARDS -(current bon jovi keyboard player ) played trumpet
first --- JP STEVENS HS BAND
AL CHEZ -TRUMPET- GARFIELD CADETS , SAINTS
RICK CYR-SAX- played soprano-GARFIELD CADETS
BILL HERSICK- Guitar- also played trumpet -perth amboy hs band
BILL & KEN DUREA- trumpet and bone -played soprano and baritone -THE SAINTS
DRUM CORPS.
WE LATTER RECRUITED
CHRIS TRIMPLETT-trumpet -SORPANO-SAINTS AND GARFIELD CADETS
RICH WARDLOW_trumpet-SOPRANO_SAINTS AND GARFIELD CADETS
We used to play all the jersey shore clubs .
rhythm section
3 trumpets
one sax
it was playing covers of Springsteen , southside Johnny and r&b with a drum
corps style horn section.
were all products of the marching scene.
who knew???
michael davis wrote:
> In article <#kHW3ube$GA.276@cpmsnbbsa04>, "Gary Cuzzocrea"
> <gcuzz...@email.msn.com> wrote:
> >Well, it wasn't with a drum corps, but I thought it would be
> pretty
> >interesting
> >(considering his music has been played by many corps throughtout
> the
> >last 15 years or so).
> >
> >Pat Metheny and some members of his original band were members
> of
> >their High School Band.
>
> Jon Bon Jovi was a member of the Sayreville, NJ HS band. In fact,
> I probably judged him in competition now that I think of it.
Kenny Frank
>of
>Boston MA.
Chick Corea is a Piano and Keyboard player!
Kenny Frank
Rcpdrums
who used to do the rudimental drumming that was accomponied the background
music on the Mission Impossible t.v. series?
Peart101
beat me to it!
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camps....and wow does he look just like that guy on tv.
the kanes
him a plaque after a parade for the opening of Hatari in Toronto.
Skip Prokop of "Lighthouse" played snare in the early 60's
the kanes
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dixi...@aol.com (Jeremy Serkin) wrote:
> Neal Peart, the drummer from RUSH marched in Canada... Duthch
> Boy, if I'm not
> mistaken.
> it's own Axel
> Foley. :) Isn't that right, Axel?
VKGARRY73
> (Jeremy Serkin) wrote:
>> Neal Peart, the drummer from RUSH marched in Canada... Duthch
>> Boy, if I'm not
>> mistaken.
>> For any of you who have seen Beverly Hills Cop, drum corps has
>> it's own Axel
>> Foley. :) Isn't that right, Axel?
>Not a Chance!
Well, I'm trying to track this down. This rumor has been the subject of many
threads.
Appealing to our Canadian "old timers". Anyone remember a corps named St.
Catherine's, and what their nickname was?
Jeromey
sure)or Oakland or DelaSalle. Didn't Steve Gadd(famous studio
drummer also known for his Chuck Mangione collaborations) March
in Archer Epler Musketeers?
Jeromey
CruBari1
It would make sense that he worked with Mangione as he's
from Rochester as well (didn't march Cru though.)
Dale A. Fine, Baritone
Steel City Ambassadors, 1987
Butler Soundwave, 1995
Rochester Crusaders, 1996-present
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Jeromey <bush_dm...@excite.com.invalid> wrote:
Didn't Steve Gadd(famous studio drummer also known for his
Chuck Mangione collaborations) March in Archer Epler
Musketeers?
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> Appealing to our Canadian "old timers". Anyone remember a corps named St.
> Catherine's, and what their nickname was?
St Catherine's Chessmen [if we're talking about the same corps]. They,
by the way, bought the PR's old uniforms back in the mid to late 60s.
I remember seeing a photo of them in Drum Corps Digest, and when I got
on with PR in '72 noted it was the same uniform... the '72 PR uniforms
being new copies of the old.
Consequently, there was at least a couple years back then when you
could have seen two different corps wearing the same design uniforms
at the same show.
Jim Nevermann
[usual disclaimers]
VKGARRY73
>St Catherine's Chessmen [if we're talking about the same corps].
OK. Now, I was talking to Al Murray from Dynasty, and Al said that a friend of
his told him he marched with Neil in St Catherine's. They ran into Neil one
night, and that was one of the topics of discussion.
Any confirmations coming out there?
Theresa Blackwell
that next to Jeff Porcaro of "TOTO", Gadd's one of my favorites for
"groove"...
T
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> I thought he marched in the Anaheim Kingsmen(I don't know for
> sure)or Oakland or DelaSalle. Didn't Steve Gadd(famous studio
> drummer also known for his Chuck Mangione collaborations) March
> in Archer Epler Musketeers?
Schdmh
McCloud's daughter marched in the Freelancers.
DRUMLAW80
>McCloud's daughter marched in the Freelancers.
I think that will be the name of my book.
;-)
Roger
You are a great crackup! Very funny! LOL.
BTW Gavin's daughter did march Freelancers' guard (flag) in '82.
Roger
Houston,Tx
Freelancers '81,'82,'84 pit
Travis Miner
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> I thought he marched in the Anaheim Kingsmen(I don't know for
> sure)or Oakland or DelaSalle. Didn't Steve Gadd(famous studio
> drummer also known for his Chuck Mangione collaborations) March
> in Archer Epler Musketeers?
> Jeromey
>
In 1985 or 86 (I can't remember right now) I was fortunate enough to attend
a rare Neil Peart drum clinic in Fort Wayne, Indiana. My brother had the
opportunity to ask Neil if he had ever marched with a corps. He said
something to the effect of "No, but a lot of people think I did because of
my strong rudimental background" (this is not a literal quote from him,
just a summary of his answer). So, the definitive answer, straight from the
horse's mouth is no, Neil Peart never marched in a Drum and Bugle Corps.
Travis Miner
1990 Glassmen
Tom & Karen Peashey
seasons... around then... don't hold me to exact years
I'm told he still loves drum corps and has remained close to several of his
corps friends... and is back living in Rochester
Tom Peashey
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>I don't know about Steve Gadd marching Corps, but I *do* know
>that next to Jeff Porcaro of "TOTO", Gadd's one of my favorites for
>"groove"...
>
>T
>
>
>Jeromey <bush_dm...@excite.com.invalid> wrote in message
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>> I thought he marched in the Anaheim Kingsmen(I don't know for
>> sure)or Oakland or DelaSalle. Didn't Steve Gadd(famous studio
>> drummer also known for his Chuck Mangione collaborations) March
>> in Archer Epler Musketeers?
>> Jeromey
>>
Peart101
thank you.
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Maynard Ferguson is an honorary staff member of both Memphis Blues and Blue
Knights. We presented him with a plaque and Staff jacket at both corps. He
still has those today.
Floyd Stegall
Tour Manager and general fix-it guy
Several corps over several years
KJHall1960
>"groove"...
Both awesome drummers but Simon Phillips who is with Toto now is just as good ,
if not better.
KJHall1960
>just a summary of his answer). So, the definitive answer, straight from
>the
This is true. Peart was to busy in the late 60's playing in area bands in St
Catherine's
VKGARRY73
After she marched in Avatar, an independent guard in SoCal. He would come to
the shows, but I had a hard time seeing the floor for the glare off his head!
:>)
Terri Dittrich
-Terri
J DENOVI
Karl Hunter marcher 92 VK pit and plays sax for Big Bad Voodoo Daddy.
Jim Houston was on staff at 94 VK. He has an Academy Award for his work at
Disney Animation.
GraphRackr
he just a big fan? I know he skips the industry's largest event, The San Diego
Comic Book Convention every year to attend Finals.
Kevin
VKGARRY73
>Did he wear that nice white captains uniform? ;-)
>
>-Terri
>
No, but I think he did stop by the pursers office for a head-buff! :>)
bob_abe
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: Steve Gadd marched snare for Rochester Crusaders - I think '63 and '64
: seasons... around then... don't hold me to exact years
: I'm told he still loves drum corps and has remained close to several of his
: corps friends... and is back living in Rochester
: Tom Peashey
And as Mr. Peashey can attest, has been seen in many a local show...I
remember one particularly surreal show where we (the Patriots) competed
under DCA rules against Cru, Statesmen, etc, Star of Indiana did an
exhibition (it was the first year of Brass Theatre) and I met Steve Gadd,
who was in attendance.
...Well, it was surreal to ME! haha!
Kristian Twombly
Patriots DM 92, 94-96
Toe
>How about Chad Sexton from 311 - He marched Sky Ryders for a couple of
>years..
>
in cavies....does anyone know if this is true??
Toe
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Ambassadors of Newmarket, ON in the early 80's. There is also a thank you to
them, by Tyler, in the liner notes of the first album, Gordon.
--
Geoff Jones
-------------------
Hey, I'm not a lumberjack, or a fur trader.
I don't live in an igloo, or eat blubber, or own a dogsled.
And I don't know Jimmy, Sally or Suzie from Canada, although I'm certain,
they're really, really nice.
I have a prime minister, not a president.
I speak English & French, not American.
And I pronounce it about, not aboot.
I can proudly sew my country's flag on my backpack.
I believe in peacekeeping, not policing.
Diversity, not assimilation.
And that the beaver is a truly proud and noble animal!
A toque is a hat, and a chesterfield is a couch, and it is pronounced zed,
not zee, zed!
Canada is the second largest land mass, the first nation of hockey, and the
best part of North America!
My name is Geoff, and I Am Canadian!
Duesouth27
'we used to call him Goober'
I marched with him in the Garfield Cadets circa '78
Theresa Blackwell
That cat can just play...
Theresa
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Cadets. I remember seeing his photo in some bio under the caption
"Third tenor from the left."
BUZZKIL148
Sambuca312
Sacramento Caballeros senior corps back in the early 1960s? Just asking.....
SAM
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KJHall1960
Jim Kelley marched with Finleyville Royal Crusaders
George Clooney marched with Black Watch (WA)
Harry Casey (KC...Sunshine Band) with Floridians
Wendy O. Williams (Plasmatics) with Greece Cadets
Shannon Tweed with Cardinals of Precious Blood
Sambuca312
Leonard Nimoy marched with the Hyde Park Crusaders.
Regis Philbin marched with the Dukes of Albequerque
Kathy Lee Gifford marched with the Newark Woodsiders
Richard Simmons marched with the American Woodmen
James Earl Jones marched with the Carver Gay Blades (he was also in the old
Wynn Center Toppers).
Barbara Walters marched in the Holy Name Cadets
Moe, Shemp and Curly Joe Howard all played cymbals for the old Detroit
Lamplighters. Larry Fine and Joe Besser were in the Skokie Indians.
Hillary Rodham Clinton marched in the old Skokie Vanguards.
Larry Kerchner marched in Blue Rock.
James C. Nevermann
>
> Jerry Garcia played 20"timpani in the Anaheim Kingsmen..no lie!
Yep... absolutely true.
Jerry Garcia is NOT dead! He's alive and well and living in Seattle.
--
Jim Nevermann
[usual disclaimers]
Steve Spang
Yep, that's right folks. Him and The Seattle Drum Shop he owns and
operates being a corporate sponsor for NWV. Of course he does look a
little different now.
--
Steve Spang
"Klaatu barada nikto"
VKGARRY73
>Jerry Garcia played 20"timpani in the Anaheim Kingsmen..no lie!
Yeah, and the bastard stole my McCormick "1" snare sticks when we were
marching West Coast Express senior in 75!
VKG
Wearin' "the shirt"
XxSpyderxX420880
The drummer for a band called Helmet Marched with Florida Wave for a lil' while
jackiegamble
Platypi25
>while
He also tried out for Star, I read that he made the line, but broke his arm.
The drummer for 311 marched Skyryders for a year or two, and somewhere else
before that
I hear that Neil Peart marched the De La Salle Oaklands (sp?) but Im not sure
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Jackie, you have been in Paris long enough! We miss you. Get your ass home,
please.
Geoff
Trenton
interview with Brian Setzer recently. He said that he got a lot of his
"legitimate" music training while playing baritone in his high school
marching band.
PattyBush
tho...
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pb...@optonline.net
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Trenton <kurilkom...@trenton.k12.mi.us.invalid> wrote in message
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Nikk Pilato
> The drummer from Rush is also a Drum corps vet...can't remember which one
> tho...
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG
GHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
STOP THE MADNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
;)
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np
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This is the way the world ends
This is the way the world ends
Not with a bang but a whimper"
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PattyBush from pb...@optonline.net
> The drummer from Rush is also a Drum corps vet...can't remember which one
> tho...
nope.
--
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Wad Squad '92-96
Crown '95
Email: <ja...@frith.com>
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Scott Williams
several times if I'm right.
Scott Williams
"PattyBush" <pb...@optonline.net> wrote in message
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> The drummer from Rush is also a Drum corps vet...can't remember which one
> tho...
>
Peart101
>several times if I'm right.
you are correct sir
Jay
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