alexnielsen

Yes. Currently, we mostly practice in Ridgefield Park, NJ although friday night rehearsals in the summer are still in Harrison. We are frequently announced as being from somewhere in CT but I figure they get that from our director's mailing address. Personally, I liked the show we had a while back where we were announced as the Bushwackers, from the Great State of NJ. Considering how many members we've actually had from Harrison (1 as far as I know), it's a better description...

http://www.bushwackers.org/news/06.05.30.html

Bushwackers 25th Anniversary Picnic When: Sunday, May 28, 2006 - 4pm until midnight Where: Geo Chemical soccer field and picnic area 1st Street, Harrison New Jersey - click here for directions Who: Friends, Fans, Family, Alumni, EVERYONE is invited to help celebrate our 25th season. Food, Beer and soda will be provided free of charge, But feel free to pack a picnic dinner if you like. The first performance of the entire 2006 Bushwacker production will take place at 7pm. Please join us for a fun filled afternoon and evening. Use our contact form if you need more info or would like to help out. Click here to access this info directly

I can't believe they don't have anything on their website about this...

6 times. just sayin'...

Actually, it was during the 96 season because we only had them for a week or 2 before the truck caught on fire on the way to the Wolcott, CT show. "Uh guys, no time for showers, we have to clean the soot off all the equipment..."

Now that the decision has been made, I can honestly say that I'm glad that we stuck with the pearls as well. They are my favorites!

We were already using Pearl and yes they were 13"s. We are getting all brand new battery percussion and we're going back to the 14"s.

We can hang...

http://www.bushwackers.org/news/06.05.17.html

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Bushwackers’ Spring Report and video podcast #3 See (and hear!) the next Bushwackers’ video podcast profiling our exceptional March and April, concluding what may very well have been the best winter in Bushwackers’ history! Included are rehearsal clips from the opener and closer, as well as exclusive video (finally) from the parade of all DCA parades, Holyoke!! Tune in and hype with us, and stay tuned for more… Click here to see the video!

Click here to read all about it

hang in there. your patience will be rewarded.

Bushwackers March Wrap Up and Holyoke Report - Click Here

Well, it took us a while to get this out this time around but here is some good stuff from our last camp. Click here for our last camp video. Opens with Quicktime or iTunes. If you're having trouble, make sure you've got the latest versions downloaded from Apple's web site. Our next rehearsal will be the weekends of March 11, 12 and March 18, 19. Look for us at the parade in Kingson, NY on the 12th and Holyoke, MA on the 19th. As always, check our website, http://www.bushwackers.org , for the latest news and schedules.

real men carry their drums. :P :P :P just kidding. kind of...... i have no valuable input for you. i've never used stands. but i'm not necessarily against it. must be the wine talking....

A couple people have had trouble with it. It opens with quicktime or iTunes. Just make sure you have the latest versions of those programs.

http://www.bushwackers.org/media/01.30.06/

http://bushwackers.org/media/01.16.06/

Finally it's here! It seems like so long since the last camp.

yes

read all about it here http://bushwackers.org/media/12.11.05/ includes a clip of the hornline playing the opener

Bushwackers had another very successful camp this weekend. Read all about it. http://bushwackers.org/media/12.11.05/

the problem with that statement is that everyone has a different idea of what entertaining is. there are drum corps shows that absolutely bore the heck out of me. i'm certain there are a lot of people who will watch the same show and love it. some people find lightning fast drill entertaining, some people find a park and bark with people tap dancing on boxes entertaining. neither person is wrong.