Pins
no sign Pin
$3.25
music business Pin
$3.25
rhythm equals motion Pin
$3.25
language is a virus Pin
$3.25
mister negative Pin
$3.25
no scammers Pin
$3.25
Derek Bailey Pin
$3.25
quadragrip 1980 Pin
$3.25
getting old Pin
$3.25
Description: I shot these 4 photos of Elvin during my 3-week artist in residence at Atlantic Center for the Arts. New Smyrna Beach, Florida in 1984.
Elvin Jones Pin
$3.25
Description: i took this photo of Elvin during my 3-week artist in residency at The Atlantic Center of The Arts in New Smyrna Beach, Florida.
Elvin Jones Pin
$3.25
Description: I took this photo of Elvin in 1984, during my 3-weeks artist in residence at The Atlantic Center of The Arts, in New Smyrna Beach, Florida.
Elvin Jones Pin
$3.25
Description: I shot this photo of Elvin in 1984, during my 3-week artist in residence at Atlantic Center of The Arts. New Smyrna Beach, Florida. copyright mwp
Elvin Jones Pin
$3.25
Description: I shot this photo of Elvin in 1984, during my 3-week artist in residence in New Smyrna Beach at The Atlantic Center of the Arts.
Elvin Jones Pin
$3.25
Description: A few of the great American Drummers that invented the early styles of playing the “TRAPSET” Many were from Chicago and New Orleans. Chicago: The home of WFL/LUDWIG and SLINGERLAND DRUMS‐GRETSCH‐DEAGAN‐MUSSER Friends and contemporaries of Tommy Thomas: William F. Ludwig 1879‐1973 Chicago Roy Knapp 1891‐1979 Chicago Baby Dodds 1898‐1959 Chicago‐New Orleans Zutty Singleton 1898‐1975 Bunkie Louisiana-‐New Orleans‐Chicago Tommy Thomas 1901‐1995 Chicago Ray Bauduc 1906‐1988 New Orleans- Chicago Davy Tough 1907‐1948 Chicago Cozy Cole 1909‐1981 New Jersey Gene Krupa 1909‐1973 Chicago Chick Webb 1909‐1939 Baltimore Sid Catlett 1910‐1951 Chicago Ray McKinley 1910‐1995 Fort Worth Jo Jones 1911‐1985 Chicago Bobby Christian 1911‐1991
drummers Pin
$3.25
Description: Illegal Radio is my first record as a leader. I recorded the song Phone Home. I used (3) three sticks. Two sticks playing the continuous up and down 16th/32nd note high hat pattern with a mandolin roll. I used one stick to play the two and four backbeat on the snare drum and floor tom. Since this 1984 recording, I abandoned using the ‘Mandolin Roll’ as I’ve developed a better mousetrap for playing 16th notes. This was very early in my Q4T playing. I was happy to pull it off.
Description: This is '2 Tilt Boom Boom' from my original set of 'Boom Boom the Bass Drum' characters. (Copyright Michael Welch Publications)
2 Tilt Boom Boom Pin
$3.25
