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FA: Philly Joe Jones Brush Artistry Drum Book 1968 !!!
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Epstein
Jun 14, 2007, 10:42:49 PM6/14/07
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On eBay:
http://tinyurl.com/2pt36h
This is THE rare, long out of print, concise, spiral bound book
printed in England by the Premier Drum Co. in 1968, not widely
distributed in America. It's in good condition, no creases or torn or
missing pages, but a couple of small insignificant stains. A vintage
book, considered the Gospel by the swingingest drummers out there
today, this IS the Gutenberg Bible of Brush Magic!
Dig:
Elvin Jones says:
"I personally feel that this book supplies a long felt need. Having
gone through the book, I recognize it to be invaluable to all drummers
in the development of their brushwork - thanks to Philly Joe Jones."
Max Roach says:
"Drummers have long admired the variety and quality of the brush
strokes that Philly Joe Jones here passes on to all drummers -
aspiring and established alike. Many of his close friends (I being one
of them) have continually asked him to set them down on paper. At last
Philly has done just this, and in doing so gives us a book which I
consider to be an essential part of any drummers equipment."
http://tinyurl.com/2pt36h
This is THE rare, long out of print, concise, spiral bound book
printed in England by the Premier Drum Co. in 1968, not widely
distributed in America. It's in good condition, no creases or torn or
missing pages, but a couple of small insignificant stains. A vintage
book, considered the Gospel by the swingingest drummers out there
today, this IS the Gutenberg Bible of Brush Magic!
Dig:
Elvin Jones says:
"I personally feel that this book supplies a long felt need. Having
gone through the book, I recognize it to be invaluable to all drummers
in the development of their brushwork - thanks to Philly Joe Jones."
Max Roach says:
"Drummers have long admired the variety and quality of the brush
strokes that Philly Joe Jones here passes on to all drummers -
aspiring and established alike. Many of his close friends (I being one
of them) have continually asked him to set them down on paper. At last
Philly has done just this, and in doing so gives us a book which I
consider to be an essential part of any drummers equipment."
In the author's preface, Philly Joe says, "With the exception of No.1
(the conventional stroke all drummers use), each stroke is original."
So, these are some fantastic insights to the complex, artistic, and
challenging rhythmic psyche of the brilliant, world champion brush
artisan, Philly Joe Jones!
Unless you want me to box it up, I'll send it worldwide Priority Mail
Flat Rate Envelope:
U.S.A: $5 + winning bid PayPal or Postal Money Order.
Europe, Japan, Australia (arrives 6-10 days ): $11 + winning bid
PayPal ONLY.
Thanks for looking, my rmmp comrades.
I'm in full lurk mode these days . . .
Jay
Bill Le May
Jun 14, 2007, 11:07:24 PM6/14/07
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"Epstein" <One...@aTime.net> wrote in message
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> On eBay:
> http://tinyurl.com/2pt36h
> This is THE rare, long out of print, concise, spiral bound book
> printed in England by the Premier Drum Co. in 1968, not widely
> distributed in America.
A great book that I would recommend to anyone wanting to play brushes.
ChristopheRonald
Jun 15, 2007, 6:52:46 AM6/15/07
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take a guess
Jun 19, 2007, 12:15:01 AM6/19/07
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see this book was so unpopular that it was never reprinted
ChristopheRonald
Jun 19, 2007, 2:21:03 AM6/19/07
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you have no clue about this book, and how the printing of anything
really works do you? maybe when something comes up on here that you
dont understand, instead maybe you should hold your tongue, and maybe
do a little homework before you start typin ok? troll...
really works do you? maybe when something comes up on here that you
dont understand, instead maybe you should hold your tongue, and maybe
do a little homework before you start typin ok? troll...
Christopher Condon
Feb 5, 2023, 9:00:29 PM2/5/23
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On Tuesday, 19 June 2007 at 2:15:01 pm UTC+10, take a guess wrote:
> see this book was so unpopular that it was never reprinted
Nukkle head you are obviously " that DUMB you wouldn't understand the Book anyway".( PINNHEAD,clueless)
> see this book was so unpopular that it was never reprinted
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