hi ron
judgeing by the way brian plays,it would seem that Buddy rich was his biggest influence and followed closely by louie bellson?
michael
brians drum sticks
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Re: brians drum sticks
by roninnes » Fri Oct 30, 2009 8:24 pm
I do remember BB saying as much in an article.
Phil will no doubt know.
I have bought a pair of X5B and will try them tomorrow night.
Ron
Phil will no doubt know.
I have bought a pair of X5B and will try them tomorrow night.
Ron
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Re: brians drum sticks
by roninnes » Sun Nov 01, 2009 5:38 pm
Did in fact use the XSB's last night and found them to be very good.
The slight extra length made a bit of difference in reach, obviously, weight was good and as they are slightly fatter than many sticks they suited my hands.
Response was excellent and volume from my drums was plentiful.
Ron
The slight extra length made a bit of difference in reach, obviously, weight was good and as they are slightly fatter than many sticks they suited my hands.
Response was excellent and volume from my drums was plentiful.
Ron
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Re: brians drum sticks
by roninnes » Sun Nov 01, 2009 5:39 pm
Sorry it should say X5B not XSB.
typo from fat fingers.
Ron
typo from fat fingers.
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