Letterman drum solo week II

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Re: Letterman drum solo week II

Postby Rodge » Fri Aug 26, 2011 3:45 am

"Cissy Strut", yeah baby, fat groove from the one and only DC, nice, you gotta love that programm !!!
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Re: Letterman drum solo week II

Postby Clint Hopkins » Fri Aug 26, 2011 3:53 am

langmick wrote:I'm trying to think of a few drummers who subbed on Letterman, Alan Schwartzberg, Keltner?

I'd love to see Steve Jordan break out those baby blue Yamahas and some Colorsounds.


Aronoff subbed for Anton for a week and destroyed his kit. I found that quite wrong.
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Re: Letterman drum solo week II

Postby S.P » Fri Aug 26, 2011 4:16 am

I saw Shawn Pelton subbing for Anton the other day.
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Re: Letterman drum solo week II

Postby bensdrums » Fri Aug 26, 2011 4:39 am

It's been said before, but I just think it's cool as shit that Letterman does something like this.

As many times as I've heard Cissy Strut slaughtered or cheapened by both amatuer and pro artists alike, I felt like Dennis retained a bit of that Zig feel to it while bringing himself as well. I liked it. I'm sure he could have gone ultra drum geek on that tune but he kept a feel and a theme to what he did while still being impressive. Mark of a true musician there, imo.

Would love to see in the future:

- Jojo
- Will Kennedy
- Gadd
- Vinnie
- Weckl
- Erskine
- Stanton Moore
- Todd Sucherman
- Harvey Mason
- Herlin Riley
- Garibaldi
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Re: Letterman drum solo week II

Postby MRhet » Fri Aug 26, 2011 4:41 am

The whole week was fun -- I hope he does it again.
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Re: Letterman drum solo week II

Postby gretsch-o-rama » Fri Aug 26, 2011 5:01 am

Gavin's was by far my fav!
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Re: Letterman drum solo week II

Postby Christopher » Fri Aug 26, 2011 5:05 am

Being a huge Dennis fan, that was kinda disappointing for me.

Why hold back?

It’s “Drum Solo Week” on a national tv show for crying out loud!

If that isn’t the right time to let it all hang out , when is?

Not sure why he didn’t let it rip. I’m sure he has his reasons.

I’m going to go listen to this for awhile…

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Re: Letterman drum solo week II

Postby Clint Hopkins » Fri Aug 26, 2011 5:13 am

We can toss names back and forth all day long about who we'd like to see on Drum Week III, but any list is incomplete if it doesn't include...



The 'aright' meter is pegged in this one.
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Re: Letterman drum solo week II

Postby robhaerr » Fri Aug 26, 2011 6:23 am

Letterman obviously loved the Buddy Rich appearances on Johnny Carson, as we all did.

He *may* end up spotlighting some kids...like Carson did...

I prefer the big kids. It's good to make them nervous for a gig again.

All these guys were a bit nervous, as Gavin pointed out.
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Re: Letterman drum solo week II

Postby gretsch-o-rama » Fri Aug 26, 2011 6:58 am

Christopher wrote:Being a huge Dennis fan, that was kinda disappointing for me.

Why hold back?

It’s “Drum Solo Week” on a national tv show for crying out loud!

If that isn’t the right time to let it all hang out , when is?

Not sure why he didn’t let it rip. I’m sure he has his reasons.

I’m going to go listen to this for awhile…

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It seems to me that Dennis wasn't warmed up? IDK If there's anyone that can annihilate a drumset, it's Dennis.

I might add that Dennis' musicality rivaled Gavin for certain. Maybe that's what he was going for?
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