I bought Pearl Ferrone snare around year 2000 and I still use it often. It's a really good snare and works great with Remo CS.

Here's a new Steve Gadd video from last saturday's gig in Finland. I had nice seat about 10 feet / 3 meters from Gadd and he played so great, wonderful lesson!

kinkymook wrote:THIS..sounds like a great record! When’s it out?

If you meant this Spirit Fingers video, it's already out. Mike Mitchell is the original drummer but Gergo did this tour as Mike had double booked himself.

Here's Gergo's solo from Spirit Fingers Helsinki gig.

I saw Gergo yesterday for the first time with a band called Spirit Fingers...He's a monster player for sure!

I'm not sure if Ola Brunkert played on Dancing Queen...here's my source which says that it was Roger Palm: https://abbasite.com/people/roger-palm/ . Per Lindvall played on Super Trouper and a couple of songs from the Visitors LP + live touring. https://abbasite.com/people/per-lindvall/ Per also play...

That was funny Pocketplayer :) And Thanks Juan! I also feel that you can do so much with hihat accents to make your (or my) grooves more interesting. Of course not every song needs hihat accents but this groovy/disco stuff needs some spicing because the kick and snare stay pretty much same all the t...

Here's my Chaka Khan - Steve Ferrone cover (I posted this to Weekend Chatty but it was deleted right away...)

Here's my new drum cover of Coffee Break by Dirty Loops singer Jonah Nilsson. I heard this song a few days ago, transcribed drum part and played it few times. Usually it's a longer process but this came pretty quick, it was finished 24 hours later after first hearing the song. Check it out and leave...