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So, during the glissando on "Pipeline", how many
triple-flamadiddle-quadruplets with a half-step-paradiddle-reverse-shuffle
do most drummers play?
And during the "Hava Nagila" part of "Misirlou", are you side-stepping your
triplets with the accent on 4, or are you cut timing your double triplets
with the accent on 7??
Stretch
--- In , Jeff Riedle <stretch@c...> wrote:
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> So, during the glissando on "Pipeline", how many
> triple-flamadiddle-quadruplets with a
half-step-paradiddle-reverse-shuffle
> do most drummers play?
> 0?
> And during the "Hava Nagila" part of "Misirlou", are you
side-stepping your
> triplets with the accent on 4, or are you cut timing your double
triplets
> with the accent on 7??
>
Pass. Don't play Miserlou or Hava Nagila.
-Wait this is boring. How about some real surf drummer questions, like:
How about how many ride cymbals do you go through in a year?
How many gallons of sweat passes through your undies on the way to
your socks on a given night?
There's a drum riser available-do you use it?
Why do we play a form of music that destroys sticks (rimshots)?
Can you ever get sick of the surf beat? (NOOOOOO!)
Why do guitar players have a problem with playing 2 songs in a row
that are in the same key, but have no problem with doing 6 fast ones
in a row while your hands are bleeding?
Ok, this is boring too.
I got one. Mel Taylor kicked ass on Tony Meehan and Brian Bennet!!!!!!
:)
Love always,
T. Pilgrim
>
triplets?? 7?
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From: "spskins" <>
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Sent: Tuesday, November 01, 2005 6:56 PM
Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: Technical Talk
> --- In , Jeff Riedle <stretch@c...> wrote:
>>
>> So, during the glissando on "Pipeline", how many
>> triple-flamadiddle-quadruplets with a
> half-step-paradiddle-reverse-shuffle
>> do most drummers play?
>
>> 0?
>
>> And during the "Hava Nagila" part of "Misirlou", are you
> side-stepping your
>> triplets with the accent on 4, or are you cut timing your double
> triplets
>> with the accent on 7??
>>
> Pass. Don't play Miserlou or Hava Nagila.
> -Wait this is boring. How about some real surf drummer questions, like:
>
> How about how many ride cymbals do you go through in a year?
>
> How many gallons of sweat passes through your undies on the way to
> your socks on a given night?
>
> There's a drum riser available-do you use it?
>
> Why do we play a form of music that destroys sticks (rimshots)?
>
> Can you ever get sick of the surf beat? (NOOOOOO!)
>
> Why do guitar players have a problem with playing 2 songs in a row
> that are in the same key, but have no problem with doing 6 fast ones
> in a row while your hands are bleeding?
>
> Ok, this is boring too.
> I got one. Mel Taylor kicked ass on Tony Meehan and Brian Bennet!!!!!!
> :)
> Love always,
> T. Pilgrim
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Hey man, this group is called SurfGUITAR101! Not SurfDRUMMER101!
Ok, I'm gonna go play with my G-String now................;D
---- Jeff Riedle <> wrote:
> So, during the glissando on "Pipeline", how many
> triple-flamadiddle-quadruplets with a half-step-paradiddle-reverse-shuffle
> do most drummers play?
>
> And during the "Hava Nagila" part of "Misirlou", are you side-stepping your
> triplets with the accent on 4, or are you cut timing your double triplets
> with the accent on 7??
>
> Stretch
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Drummers should NOT play during the glissando on pipeline.......listen and
learn.......ed (no hard feelings)
Jeff Riedle <> wrote: So, during the glissando on "Pipeline",
how many
triple-flamadiddle-quadruplets with a half-step-paradiddle-reverse-shuffle
do most drummers play?
And during the "Hava Nagila" part of "Misirlou", are you side-stepping your
triplets with the accent on 4, or are you cut timing your double triplets
with the accent on 7??
Stretch
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There are really good versions of Pipeline with the drummer aping the
glissando... the Challengers for instance.
--- John McCorvey <> wrote:
> Drummers should NOT play during the glissando on
> pipeline.......listen and learn.......ed (no hard feelings)
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> Jeff Riedle <> wrote: So, during the glissando on
> "Pipeline", how many
> triple-flamadiddle-quadruplets with a
> half-step-paradiddle-reverse-shuffle
> do most drummers play?
>
> And during the "Hava Nagila" part of "Misirlou", are you
> side-stepping your
> triplets with the accent on 4, or are you cut timing your double
> triplets
> with the accent on 7??
>
> Stretch
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JUST IN CASE there was any doubt as to my initial intention, when I posted
the email below I was being a sarcastic smart-ass, trying to add a little
fun and humor to the group. You know, another attempt at drummer
comedy...!!!!!!! Since this is called SurfGuitar101, and I read it daily, I
was trying to inject some discussion from and for the other drummers who
read it.
Having said that, I appreciated both comments, the one from John and the
follow-up from Phil.
Keep them coming!!
Jeff "Stretch" Riedle
At 10:20 AM 11/21/05 -0800, you wrote:
>There are really good versions of Pipeline with the drummer aping the
>glissando... the Challengers for instance.
>
>--- John McCorvey <> wrote:
>
>> Drummers should NOT play during the glissando on
>> pipeline.......listen and learn.......ed (no hard feelings)
>>
>> Jeff Riedle <> wrote: So, during the glissando on
>> "Pipeline", how many
>> triple-flamadiddle-quadruplets with a
>> half-step-paradiddle-reverse-shuffle
>> do most drummers play?
>>
>> And during the "Hava Nagila" part of "Misirlou", are you
>> side-stepping your
>> triplets with the accent on 4, or are you cut timing your double
>> triplets
>> with the accent on 7??
>>
>> Stretch
wasnt that post from like a month ago ?
Jeff Riedle <> wrote: JUST IN CASE there was any
doubt as to my initial intention, when I posted
the email below I was being a sarcastic smart-ass, trying to add a little
fun and humor to the group. You know, another attempt at drummer
comedy...!!!!!!! Since this is called SurfGuitar101, and I read it daily, I
was trying to inject some discussion from and for the other drummers who
read it.
Having said that, I appreciated both comments, the one from John and the
follow-up from Phil.
Keep them coming!!
Jeff "Stretch" Riedle
At 10:20 AM 11/21/05 -0800, you wrote:
>There are really good versions of Pipeline with the drummer aping the
>glissando... the Challengers for instance.
>
>--- John McCorvey <> wrote:
>
>> Drummers should NOT play during the glissando on
>> pipeline.......listen and learn.......ed (no hard feelings)
>>
>> Jeff Riedle <> wrote: So, during the glissando on
>> "Pipeline", how many
>> triple-flamadiddle-quadruplets with a
>> half-step-paradiddle-reverse-shuffle
>> do most drummers play?
>>
>> And during the "Hava Nagila" part of "Misirlou", are you
>> side-stepping your
>> triplets with the accent on 4, or are you cut timing your double
>> triplets
>> with the accent on 7??
>>
>> Stretch
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Once again, another attempt at drummer comedy (or
attempt by a drummer to do anything, for that matter)
falls on it's face. I kid, of course. Seriously
though, how can you tell when there's a drummer at
your door? The knocking keeps getting louder and
louder and faster and faster...no, seriously though...
Richard :)
--- Jeff Riedle <> wrote:
> JUST IN CASE there was any doubt as to my initial
> intention, when I posted
> the email below I was being a sarcastic smart-ass,
> trying to add a little
> fun and humor to the group. You know, another
> attempt at drummer
> comedy...
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--- In , "Neal S." <memoryover@y...> wrote:
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> wasnt that post from like a month ago ?
> Nov. 1.
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depends where the band's particular version falls on the intensity scale -
Chantays version at one extreme; Agent Orange version on the other. Also
depends on how well the guitar player plays the glissando - if he/she plays
it really well, than it should be heard. Or you can be really cool (like
the Space Cossacks) and just cover Space Probe instead!
----- Original Message -----
From: "John McCorvey" <>
To: <>
Sent: Monday, November 21, 2005 10:15 AM
Subject: Re: [SurfGuitar101] Technical Talk
> Drummers should NOT play during the glissando on pipeline.......listen and
> learn.......ed (no hard feelings)
>
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