How do you pronounce 'Peart'?
MikeB
like 'Pear', the fruit, with a 't' at the end.
Mike
>I used to pronounce it like 'Pert' the shampoo, but was told to pronounce it
>like 'Pear', the fruit, with a 't' at the end.
Actually, it rhymes with "Paiste."
(sorry, couldn't resist...)
Bermuda Schwartz
wrote:
>I used to pronounce it like 'Pert' the shampoo, but was told to pronounce it
>like 'Pear', the fruit, with a 't' at the end.
Neither - it ryhmes with "ear", and sounds like Peeert.
Apparently when Rush was touring, the crew would leave Pert shampoo
bottles at Neil's hotel door just to mess with him! He was sorta
sensitive about the pronunciation of his name, and very impressed with
anyone who actually got it right!
Now, how do you pronounce Carmine Appice's first and last names?!
How about Doane Perry?
Bermuda
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Chris McMullen
kiddin'
Vinnie (and Carmine) Appice's last name is pronounced AP-i-SEE.
I would assume Doane Perry's name is DOE-ann PEAR-ee. Right? (Saw Jethro
Tull at the Rose Garden Ampitheater last summer and was completely blown
away ? they played 'Songs from the Wood' WOO-HOO!)
What about Jack Dejohnette? (Dijon -like the mustard, - ET?)
Manu Katche? ? MAN-oo Catch-AYE??
Omar Hakim ? OH-mar Hock-EEM?
Any others??
Ddrummer
Let me take a shot at this one.... first name is pronounced as spelled....
"car-mine", last name is pronounced "a piz ee" with the accent on the first
syl., but not a long A, as in APE iz ee.
Close?
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Bermuda Schwartz
<ch...@cameraworld.com> wrote:
>I would assume Doane Perry's name is DOE-ann PEAR-ee. Right?
It's actually pronounced DOAN, rhymes with phone.
>Omar Hakim ? OH-mar Hock-EEM?
Probably HOCK-em if it's a true middle-eastern derived name.
Bermuda
ber-MYOO-duh
Bermuda Schwartz
<ch...@cameraworld.com> wrote:
>Correct Burmuda, that's how I've heard his name pronounced ? PEE-ert. No
>kiddin'
Should be one syllable though.
That combination of e & a in words has many sounds:
earth
heart
read
head
ear
teat
Interesting....hmmm?
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Bermuda Schwartz <ber...@weirdal.com> wrote in message
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>On Fri, 08 Jan 1999 09:18:13 -0500, Chris McMullen
><ch...@cameraworld.com> wrote:
>
>
>>I would assume Doane Perry's name is DOE-ann PEAR-ee. Right?
>
>It's actually pronounced DOAN, rhymes with phone.
>
>>Omar Hakim ? OH-mar Hock-EEM?
>
>Probably HOCK-em if it's a true middle-eastern derived name.
>
Terrence W. Thomas
Back to cymbals, how about "Meinl"?
slowsetoutside
whereas, vinny likes to pronounce it as you said...
Chris McMullen wrote:
>
> Correct Burmuda, that's how I've heard his name pronounced ? PEE-ert. No
> kiddin'
>
> Vinnie (and Carmine) Appice's last name is pronounced AP-i-SEE.
>
> I would assume Doane Perry's name is DOE-ann PEAR-ee. Right? (Saw Jethro
> Tull at the Rose Garden Ampitheater last summer and was completely blown
> away ? they played 'Songs from the Wood' WOO-HOO!)
>
> What about Jack Dejohnette? (Dijon -like the mustard, - ET?)
>
> Manu Katche? ? MAN-oo Catch-AYE??
>
> Omar Hakim ? OH-mar Hock-EEM?
>
> Any others??
Omen
wrote:
>I used to pronounce it like 'Pert' the shampoo, but was told to pronounce it
>like 'Pear', the fruit, with a 't' at the end.
>
>
I thought it might have been 'pea'-'urt', as in 'near'
Omen O;-)
Omen
wrote:
>
>>I used to pronounce it like 'Pert' the shampoo, but was told to pronounce it
>>like 'Pear', the fruit, with a 't' at the end.
>
>
>Actually, it rhymes with "Paiste."
>
>
>(sorry, couldn't resist...)
>
HAHAHHAHA, I like it!!!
Omen O;-)
Mike Durning
>Correct Burmuda, that's how I've heard his name pronounced ? PEE-ert. No
>kiddin'
>
>Vinnie (and Carmine) Appice's last name is pronounced AP-i-SEE.
>
>I would assume Doane Perry's name is DOE-ann PEAR-ee. Right? (Saw Jethro
>Tull at the Rose Garden Ampitheater last summer and was completely blown
>away ? they played 'Songs from the Wood' WOO-HOO!)
>
>What about Jack Dejohnette? (Dijon -like the mustard, - ET?)
>
>Manu Katche? ? MAN-oo Catch-AYE??
>
>Omar Hakim ? OH-mar Hock-EEM?
>
>Any others??
>
>
>
How about Mark Brzezicki ?
Mike
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Bermuda Schwartz
MINE-uhl
Bermuda Schwartz
wrote:
>How about Mark Brzezicki ?
burr-ZICK-ee
Chris McMullen
anything I want!! *:-)
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Lyle Caldwell wrote in message ...
>Ha-KEEM.
SCARAB MIKE
means star ( in the sky), Tama was Mr. Hoshino's grandmother that he was
close to. That's how the name came about. See ya, Mike Carter
sstrick wrote in message <3696a4cc...@news.qni.com>...
>How about TAMA. TAM (like Tammy) UH ...or TOM UH
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listen to it again,
as well as 'rapunzel" of BTCS at the end you can hear someone whispering
"carter 'BO-ferd' on the drums" over and over
you can also check out the 'recently' ep, dave says the same sentence loudly
at the end of "Haloween"
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sstrick
I say TOM UH.
>>>Any others??
Lee Finkel
(like beauty) but Dave says it on red rocks like BOH-ferd.
Just my 2 cents...
-Lee
Soulbelly
actually, this get's back to the dialect thing that someone mentioned about
paiste. in italy, it would be pronounced *a-pee-chay*. but a-pi-see is good.
i've met the guy, and it fits, if you know what i mean...
=)
peace,
nick
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>means star ( in the sky),
is that why all there sets have star in it
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Bermuda Schwartz
>How about TAMA. TAM (like Tammy) UH ...or TOM UH
In BAH-ston, it's TAM-uh.
Everywhere else, it's TOM-uh
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Chris McMullen <ch...@cameraworld.com> wrote in message
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>Correct Burmuda, that's how I've heard his name pronounced ? PEE-ert. No
>kiddin'
>
>Vinnie (and Carmine) Appice's last name is pronounced AP-i-SEE.
>
Lee Jones
> according to Carmine Appice's website, he pronounces it "a-Piece"
> whereas, vinny likes to pronounce it as you said...
True. Carmine told me his name is pronounced A-Piece and if you listen to
Black Sabbath - Live Evil, at the end of Vinnies drum solo Ronnie James
Die exclaims - "Vinnie A-PIH-SEE" on drums.
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Massimo Papais wrote in message <7790t8$9uk$1...@news.flashnet.it>...
>Here's my guess:
>I'd pronounce car-me-neh (like net without the 't') up-pee-che (like
CHErry)
>That's the italian way..
>Ciao
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>
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