Help me out here

[Larry Kart]

Picked up a couple of Cindy Blackman albums for a song yesterday, which made me think of another female drummer of about the same age and style, but for the life of me I'm blanking on the name. Any ideas? Or am I hurtling headlong into the realm where Alzheimer's Rd. crosses Delusion Ave.?

Edited October 6, 2007 by Larry Kart

[JSngry]

Terry Lynne Carrington?

[Larry Kart]

That's it.

[7/4]

It? Not her?

[JSngry]

Tough room!

[DukeCity]

... Any ideas? Or am I hurtling headlong into the realm where Alzheimer's Rd. crosses Delusion Ave.?

Not to worry.

Forgetting a drummer's name = not a problem.

Forgetting what drums ARE = problem.

(at least that's what I keep telling myself... )

[BruceH]

What are drums?

[Guest Bill Barton]

What are drums?

Aren't those the things the folks sitting onstage behind the musicians play?

Terri Lyne is a wonderful player. I had the pleasure of hearing her with The New York Jazz Quartet (Frank Wess, Sir Roland Hanna and Rufus Reid) years ago when she was still a teenager.

[7/4]

Did you hear the one about the three musicians and a drummer?

- duck and cover -

[JSngry]

Terri

Yes. I wrote "Terry". My bad.

[Larry Kart]

It? Not her?

"That's it" as in "That's the answer."

[7/4]

It? Not her?

"That's it" as in "That's the answer."

The answer is it? Who's on second?

[jlhoots]

Cindy Blackman is older.

[jazzbo]

NOT that there's anything wrong with that!

[JSngry]

It? Not her?

"That's it" as in "That's the answer."

The answer is it? Who's on second?

No, the answer is That's.

[7/4]

It? Not her?

"That's it" as in "That's the answer."

The answer is it? Who's on second?

No, the answer is That's.

That's what?

[JSngry]

That's Earl, brother.

[7/4]

Time for an Earl change. I'm confused.