Check out Victors solo. He's the last to solo. It's smokin'.
Just Jamming Out on the Mallet Kat. Got some gigs coming up with the kat. And I installed Main Stage on my laptop. So I was having a little fun!
Check us out!
I have more stuff to post, just need the time!
http://store.jazzimprovonline.com/node/69
Amazing mallets with rattles in them! Great for latin comping. Listen to the audio under 'Check This Out'.
EMRICH01 is the discount code! (Limited Time Only and 1 set per subscriber)
That's the code for the discount for the mallets for subscribers only. We have about 7 sets in stock. They're so cool.
Here's the link to the store.
David has turned out to be a very very kind and wonderful cat on the site. It's truly a gift to have him. He's always offering suggestions, being so helpful. He's been an idol of mine for a long time. And listen to him. Joe and I were talking about his duets with the sax player (Peter Weniger). Beautiful music and a real command of the instrument.
And right now he's hanging out in South Africa having a great time I think.
So I thought I'd post on ways people fix up their instrument, especially the older ones. For instance ringing. I have in the past taken a piece of felt and tied it over the felt pad to stop the ringing. Even a few pieces to raise just that part.
Any other ways (besides replacing the pad)?
I bet you could use yarn and do something with that.
This is from a website I found. I didn't see it at first, but barryk said, 'Tony, you didn't scroll to the bottom of the page or you would have commented.' I missed this picture big time!! Woah, this is out!
An old rooster, getting ready to retire from his gig on the farm, invites some up-and-coming young roosters to audition for the choice gig. The first young rooster shows up, and scats Dizzy's Groovin' High solo. Nothing happens. The sun doesn't rise. No dogs bark.
The next young rooster steps up, and does Bird's solo on Night In Tunisia, and still nothing happens. A third, quite pompous rooster comes up, and scats Trane's Giant Steps solo. Nothing. No rising sun. No barking dogs.
