Tim Jackson

[JSngry]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=WsWkcaVp0gg

Edited August 13, 2007 by JSngry

[Chuck Nessa]

Really curious about the first video around the 1:49 - 2:00 mark. There are "cowbell/clamshell" sounds not matching the picture. ?

[JSngry]

Yeah, that's a trip. Best I can tell is that it's a rim/stick manipulation in the left hand.

[JSngry]

Up for the new week. Certainly not "jazz" related, but if you're into (or something) rudiments and how far they can be taken, this guy's pretty amazing in that regard anyway.

[Tom Storer]

Pretty impressive, all right. I didn't know they talked about "tenor" drums. Is that a drum corps thing?

[JSngry]

My son is really into this stuff & sent me the clips, so I don't really know, but I believe it is. Drum corps and percussion ensemble.

[.:.impossible]

Kamalesh Maitra : Tabla Tarang

The link didn't work... go to video, then click 'play video' under Concert excerpt taken from 'Pandit Kamalesh Maitra - Tabla Tarang - Melody on Drums'.

Might get your son interested in Indian Classical...

Edited August 13, 2007 by .:.impossible

[DukeCity]

Really curious about the first video around the 1:49 - 2:00 mark. There are "cowbell/clamshell" sounds not matching the picture. ?

It looks/sounds like there's a woodblock (most likely plastic) mounted between two of the drums. There was another one mounted between some drums on the right-hand side of his set up as well.

Pretty fancy work!