Regiment Drumline
timfairbanks
march at phantom regiment.. please help!
tim fairbanks
Matt
2000-Jonathon Morrell
1999-Andy Young
1998-Jeff Hassan....PLO
I guess you know 94-96
I think 1993 was Jason Parent
Sorry I couldnt help more....you need some old school people, which shouldnt
be a problem on RAMD...heh
Conan
2000 Regiment Tenor Line
timfairbanks <timfai...@email.msn.com> wrote in message
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Before you buy.
James C. Nevermann
1973- Dick Robel -five snares
1974- Dick Robel -seven snares
1975- Jim Westenberg or Scott Erbe -six snares
Properly, 1973-75 should read 5.5, 7.5 and 6.5... since we also
marched a concert snare.
--
Jim Nevermann [usual disclaimers]
Dave Adams
> hey everybody..i'm looking for the names of all the center snares
> ever to march at phantom regiment.. please help!
Chris Toney was what you would call "center snare" in '78. The term we
used in those days was "Drum Sargeant". The term seems to have fallen
into disuse; I don't see anyone using it these days.
Being Drum Sargeant didn't necessarily mean that a person marched in the
center of the snare line. In fact, it didn't even mean that the person
was a snare drummer, although this was the norm. In Chris's case, both
distinctions applied. In many corps, it was a leadership position. For
example, the Drum Sargeant was expected to lead warm-ups or even run
rehearsal when there were no staff around.
I believe Chris was Drum Sargeant in '79 as well. Who knows, it might
have been a good career preparation...(inside joke)
-Dave Adams-
PR '78 snare line
James C. Nevermann
>
> 1972- Dick Robel [sp?] -three snares
> 1973- Dick Robel -five snares
> 1974- Dick Robel -seven snares
> 1975- Jim Westenberg or Scott Erbe -six snares
1971- Jeff Whitman -three snares
Rex Rukavina
Rex Rukavina
PR Soprano '85
Steven Musumeche
He also teaches at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. He has an
article in the latest Percussive Notes for all you PAS guys.
--
Steven Musumeche
Carolina Crown Pit 99-00
AIM: CecilLSU
Drum Corps Wallpapers
http://www.aisp.net/musumeche
Pathway19 wrote in message <20001012222836...@ng-ck1.aol.com>...
>>88 Jeff Prosperie
>
>Hey, that name sounds familiar... either I've seen sheet music written by
>him... or he was the arranger in 1995 maybe, that name is familiar... I
need to
>search for my 1995 tape because I know before Regiment's show they have the
>arranger of the percussion section talking about cadenza's and gypsie
>flair...(finger cymbals)
>
>Ryan
timfairbanks
1971 Jeff Whitman
1972 Dick Robel
1974 Dick Robel
1975 Dick Robel
1976 Jim Westenberg or Scott Erbe
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985 Hawley Gary
1986
1987
1988 Jeff Prosperie
1989 Troy Breaux
1990
1991
1992
1993 Jason Parent
1994 Chris Hansen/Jarrod Martzel
1995 Tim Fairbanks
1996 Tim Fairbanks
1997 Troy Sclafani
1998 Jeff Hassan
1999 Andy Young
2000 Jonathon Morrell
I also have these names but don't know the years: Ken Mazur, John Wooten,
John Carey, Dave something (I believe from 86), and marty hurley.
Any help?
tim
timfairbanks
"Pathway19" <path...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> >88 Jeff Prosperie
>
> Hey, that name sounds familiar... either I've seen sheet music written by
> him... or he was the arranger in 1995 maybe, that name is familiar... I
need to
> search for my 1995 tape because I know before Regiment's show they have
the
> arranger of the percussion section talking about cadenza's and gypsie
> flair...(finger cymbals)
>
> Ryan
Jeff Prosperie taught the drumline for many years (89-92 i believe) and then
became the caption head/arranger after Marty Hurley left in 92.. he then
arranged our music in 93 and 94, then split the arranging duties with Lee
Beddis in 95, though it was much more Jeff than Lee.. then Beddis took over
in 96.. and yeah, that's jeff talking about the percussion solo in 95 on the
videos..
tim
Jowood1971
89 Troy Breaux
Jody Dunwoody
Kevin Namaky
>used in those days was "Drum Sargeant". The term seems to have fallen
>into disuse; I don't see anyone using it these days.
>
>Being Drum Sargeant didn't necessarily mean that a person marched in the
>center of the snare line. In fact, it didn't even mean that the person
>was a snare drummer, although this was the norm. In Chris's case, both
>distinctions applied. In many corps, it was a leadership position. For
>example, the Drum Sargeant was expected to lead warm-ups or even run
>rehearsal when there were no staff around.
The same thing still occurs in many corps today. Titles often used by corps are
Drum Captain, Percussion Captain, Section Leader, etc.
Kevin
Drummer's Heaven
http://members.aol.com/knamaky/gmen.htm
please remove "kkn" from my email address to reply
Pathway19
Michael Oldemeyer
Jeff was a percussion arranger for Regiment in 1993, 94, and 95. I
think he was involved in previous years, but I don't know in what
capacity. That was Jeff in the 95 video talking about the percussion
feature, Piano Concerto #2, I believe.
Michael Oldemeyer
Drew15a
Skywnch320970
1984 John Wooten
1985 Hawley Gary
jan huffman
geneseo knights 82
phantom regiment 83-85
timfairbanks
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> im really curious...why do you want to know this???
>
Thanks for asking.. I've always thought that it would be great to somehow
allow the center snare or drum captain at Regiment to march for free as a
reward to all of the hard work that it takes to get there.. I'm not able to
completely sponsor the membership dues but I'm trying to set up a sort of
"Center Snare Club" that would provide for the current center.. we would all
put in a small amount and next year the center that we just paid for to
march would join us and everybody's amount would get smaller.. in order for
this to succeed I need to find out who all would be included and this is the
best way that i've been able to do it.. it might not work but i'm at least
going to give it a try! wish me luck! tim
timfairbanks
"Skywnch320970" <skywnc...@cs.com> wrote in message
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Thanks! this is the latest list.. getting closer!
1971 Jeff Whitman
1972 Dick Robel
1974 Dick Robel
1975 Dick Robel
1976 Jim Westenberg or Scott Erbe
1977
1978 Chris Toney
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983 John Wooten
1984 John Wooten
1985 Hawley Gary
1986
1987
1988 Jeff Prosperie
1989 Troy Breaux
1990
1991 Mike Melquist
1992 Mike Melquist
Nikk Pilato
> Thanks for the help so far!!! This is my updated list:
> 1972 Dick Robel
> 1974 Dick Robel
> 1975 Dick Robel
> 1976 Jim Westenberg or Scott Erbe
> 1977
> 1978
> 1980
> 1981
> 1982
> 1983
> 1985 Hawley Gary
> 1986
> 1987
> 1988 Jeff Prosperie
> 1989 Troy Breaux
> 1990
> 1991
1991 was Mike Melquist.
++
np
"This is the way the world ends
This is the way the world ends
This is the way the world ends
Not with a bang but a whimper"
-T.S. Eliot
Reel Feel
>1984 John Wooten
It's spelled "WootOn"; not "WootEn."
Matt
Skywnch320970
have been thinking about "scooter"
jan
CCinn36633
center/Ken Mazur left end
drumboy
Sharcast2
>1976 Phantom Regiment snare line/8snares\Chris Cinnamon and Bob Cannon in the
>center/Ken Mazur left end
>drumboy
>
>
I always thought that it was shortest to tallest.. short on the end.. tallest
in the middle.. Doesn't work that way??? Regardless of talent? Oops, I might
be in the wrong generation!!!
Sharon
Jowood1971
>have been thinking about "scooter"
>
Man, I love Scooter. He is the man. Every time he came to a rehearsal he would
point out something else that I missed and fixing it made the line SO much
better. I hope Mars Music is enjoying having him on their staff.......big loss
to the band directing/drum instructing world
Jody Dunwoody
Skywnch320970
>would
>point out something else that I missed and fixing it made the line SO much
>better. I hope Mars Music is enjoying having him on their staff.......big
>loss
agreed! with all his talent and ability, i always had a hard time calling him
scooter! wish him the best.
jan
Drubert22
1990--Mickey Hartzog
Jowood1971
>
>1990--Mickey Hartzog
I thought Mickey was ALOT older than that
Jody Dunwoody
bob_abe
introduce the "Tickers Club" haha.....I'm kidding....I think it's a
great Idea.....I wish someone would of thought of that when I was
marching......
In article <uB6XoMVNAHA.283@cpmsnbbsa07>,
"timfairbanks" <timfai...@email.msn.com> wrote:
>
> "Drew15a" <dre...@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:20001013005839...@ng-fi1.aol.com...
> > im really curious...why do you want to know this???
> >
>
> Thanks for asking.. I've always thought that it would be great to
somehow
> allow the center snare or drum captain at Regiment to march for free
as a
> reward to all of the hard work that it takes to get there.. I'm not
able to
> completely sponsor the membership dues but I'm trying to set up a sort
of
> "Center Snare Club" that would provide for the current center.. we
would all
> put in a small amount and next year the center that we just paid for
to
> march would join us and everybody's amount would get smaller.. in
order for
> this to succeed I need to find out who all would be included and this
is the
> best way that i've been able to do it.. it might not work but i'm at
least
> going to give it a try! wish me luck! tim
>
>
timfairbanks
it would have to be a nomination process, i suppose..tim
"bob_abe" <xanad...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
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> Then somebody caa start the "End Guys Club" shortly after that will
> introduce the "Tickers Club" haha.....I'm kidding....I think it's a
> great Idea.....I wish someone would of thought of that when I was
> marching......
>
>
>
>
> In article <uB6XoMVNAHA.283@cpmsnbbsa07>,
> "timfairbanks" <timfai...@email.msn.com> wrote:
> >
> > "Drew15a" <dre...@aol.com> wrote in message
> > news:20001013005839...@ng-fi1.aol.com...
> > > im really curious...why do you want to know this???
> > >
> >
Skywnch320970
anyone from regiment remember the "walking tick" award? glad i was only a
runner- up on that one!
Daniel Sullivan
virus
timfairbanks wrote:
>
> probably not many volunteers for the "tickers club"..
> it would have to be a nomination process, i suppose..tim
>
> "bob_abe" <xanad...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
> news:8shgf1$en5$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...
> > Then somebody caa start the "End Guys Club" shortly after that will
> > introduce the "Tickers Club" haha.....I'm kidding....I think it's a
> > great Idea.....I wish someone would of thought of that when I was
> > marching......
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > In article <uB6XoMVNAHA.283@cpmsnbbsa07>,
> > "timfairbanks" <timfai...@email.msn.com> wrote:
> > >
> > > "Drew15a" <dre...@aol.com> wrote in message
> > > news:20001013005839...@ng-fi1.aol.com...
> > > > im really curious...why do you want to know this???
> > > >
> > >
timfairbanks
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> Dude, check your system, one of your posts contained the Happy99.exe
> virus
>
>
anyone out there opened it, delete the following files "ska.exe" and
"dc4.exe" i found those two to be the culprit and i've been fine since
then.. sorry! tim
Dave Adams
> >The term we used in those days was "Drum Sargeant". The term seems
> >to have fallen into disuse; I don't see anyone using it these days.
> >
> >Being Drum Sargeant didn't necessarily mean that a person marched
> >in the center of the snare line. In fact, it didn't even mean that
> >the person was a snare drummer, although this was the norm. In
> >Chris's case, both distinctions applied. In many corps, it was
> >a leadership position. For example, the Drum Sargeant was expected
> >to lead warm-ups or even run rehearsal when there were no staff
> >around.
>
> The same thing still occurs in many corps today. Titles often used
> by corps are Drum Captain, Percussion Captain, Section Leader, etc.
[Apparently section leaders have been promoted directly to Captain
without ever having made the rank of Lieutenant] ;-)
For Tim Fairbank's benefit I have to confess in public to what a lousy
memory I have. Chris Toney was indeed our Drum Sargeant in '78. But I
watched the video of our finals performance last night, and realized
that he was fourth from the right end in our snare line. The two center
snares (we had 10 total) in '78 were actually Bill Fortenberry and Greg
Gaitens. Fortunately for me Ken Mazur, Mike Wendel, and Brian Parquette
are not reading this thread or I'd never hear the end of it.
Hope that clears things up.
-Dave Adams-
xeget...@gmail.com
In 1981, the section leader was either Chris Toney or Kennan Pituch, I'm not sure which.
Marvin Vining, Regiment Drumline 1981-83