sticksbrown
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You can add Stockton Commodores to the list as well! What a memorable performance. 15 snares stick tossing JT with no drops - historic! It was a complete honor to be a part of it.
Earl S#7
KAC
SNAP! Just noticed, Commodores on list, my bad. Kingsmen rocked in Pasadena, hope to see the group back in action at NAMM!
Earl
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You can add Stockton Commodores to the list as well! What a memorable performance. 15 snares stick tossing JT with no drops - historic! It was a complete honor to be a part of it.
Earl S#7
KAC
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Hey Tiff! Miss you and all! I can't wait to check out the corps. It will be so weird to be on the side lines this year, almost unbearable. :) My drum sticks really wanted to be there, but my mom demands my attention. C-ya soon, Kell
Yo Kelley, my prayers are with you and your mom. Hope you're able to drop by in future to check out drumline progress. Take care we miss you!
Earl
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Wow, nice thread. I recall that year when Oaklands' screaming line kicked butt in prelims, but could'nt perform finals due to overall score. I was playing snare in Freelancers that year and we had hopes of winning drums that year as well when we scored a 19.35 week before nats in Fort Collins. Goodheardt and Sorrensen were judging that show in Fort Collins and we really had a clean show that night. As fate would have for finals we fell short of our HD objective ticking in the drum feature - Toccatta. We placed 3rd in drums following BD and Madison.
In 2005 I had the pleasure of meeting Doug Bass (We were introduced by Al Murray) at DCA. Our entire conversation centered on the 77 line, their style and book. Doug was a snare anchor of icon stature, who's intensity could get all in the line to the next level.
Great trivia..
Earl Brown
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The KINGSMEN AC will be doing a stand and blow show at the NAMM convention in Anaheim Saturday morning, January 21 at 9-9:30 in front of the Anaheim Convention Center. There are presently about 250 members signed up to perform that day.
Come see the KINGSMEN...it's all free....it's all good.
I think the Namm gig is on the 20th Jan.
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Hi Ryan,
Great job on the mic friday nite. Really enjoyed mtg you. As I was preparing for my snare solo back stage, I thought the MC (you) had a background in broadcast journalism. Good voice projection with a commanding presence. Nice suit too, was that Armani?
See you on the downstroke.............Earl Brown
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As a former snare for the Renegades 04 & 05 season, I would highly encourage potential candidates to take advantage of this years opportunity. This years show simply rocks and the controlled chaos is unlike anywhere in drum coprs universe.
If your chops are decent and you are willing to hype hard you can contribute to what might be the most memorable season in Renegade history.
See ya on the Downstroke.............Sticksbrown, DCA I&E Snare 2nd Place
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Cool, Sounds like you're a TOP fan. The drummer on that tune is Dave Garibaldi, he's a big drum corps fan. Best of luck this year Brig's!!!!!!!
Earl, Renegades, Snare section
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Like like the rebound action of R. Hardimon's and the fact they are painted white. However, for stick tossing and back-sticking S. Johnson's are better balanced. It all depends on the book you're playing. If you need speed, Ralph's. If you need stick trick control/balance Scotty's. Scott's stick can take many more rim shots than Ralph's though.
Sticksbrown.........Renegade Snare
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I remember after '76, listening to DCI albums with my drum instructor and diggin'on the bongo rolls in "Adventures in Time". My drum instructor goes "we gotta get timbale/bongos!" and for sure in '77 had 'em. Anybody know that guy from '76??
That would be Brian Graber....
Yea. Brian Graber is a court reporter in Stockton. I see him couple times a year. I marched in Freelancers in 77 snareline.Currently doing Renegades snare. I'll post my favorite memory shortly. Peace...............Earl Brown
renegades snareline
in Percussion Planet
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Greeting. I'd be happy to elaborate. The metal apperatus attached to Renegade snares are not cowbells. It's a 3 inch square metal box appox. 6 inches long. Industrial grade, heavy gauge metal we called "The Rusty Box" Although they sounded cowbell like, they had a more distinct ring and higher pitch than a cowbell. It was a custom made accessory made in-house by, I think Thom Sherer, who I marched with in 2005, snare. He was later promoted to staff and worked his way up the instruction ladder and eventually became caption head.
See you all on the downstroke!
Sticksbrown,
Renegade Snare, 04, 05, & 08