GlockosaurusRex

Hey guys. Check out the updated list. some parts are done!!

Anyone have some pictures of marching octobans, or marching crotales?

I found bits and pieces of Ludwig, and Slingerland catalog on the "DCI Snare" Facebook page. https://www.facebook...ookmark_t=group I think you have to have a Facebook to see. My favorite pictures are of the marching tympani and mallets.

Also notice the bass drum "tote." McCormick Enterprises still sells those.

Thanks. :) I found it on the DCI Snares Facebook page.

The catalog that picture is from has some other cool stuff.

http://www.flickr.co...in/photostream/ http://www.flickr.co...N07/8408581985/ The 2 page photo of SCV's drumline. Found it on DCI Snare's facebook page. It was in 2 seperate photos when I found it.

If you listen to the piano at the beginning, you can hear the tympani part. I think the tambourine part is similar to the pattern they played on ride cymbals for a section. 1978 Phantom Regiment solo had some brass in it.

Thanks for the help. You're right about 1974 Tubular Bells. Pretty awesome tympani part.

Afro Blue? I knew the tune sounded familiar. The brass parts to Stone Ground Seven were pretty cool. But I felt like that they kinda distracted from the drum feature-ness of it.

Sorry, I couldn't find the 1969 BSGK solo. :sad:/> And I think the 1979 or 1980 solo was called Cookout. Maybe they used the solo 2 years in a row. Not sure.

I also liked Boston's Pop Goes the Weasel. :tongue:/>

How could I forget Black Market Juggler? :worthy:/>

Thanks. I'm watching a 1978 SCV Drumline Footage on Youtube. It looks like the bottom 2 are both 29s.

I'm currently trying to transcribe these drum solos from the 70's. If anyone wants to help, or has an useful info about them, it'd be appreciated. /> If anyone wants a copy of a solo once I'm done, eventually, just send me a PM or just reply here. I'm transcribing Snare, Toms, and Bass, and Cymbals for sure. I'm only transcribing Timpani for a few, and Mallets for even fewer. Anaheim Kingsmen: 1971 Yellow Submarine snare and tymp done 1972 George of the Jungle all (snare, trio, tymp, cymbal) but bass done 1974 Exorcist / Tubular Bells xylophone, bells, and tymp done Bayonne Bridgemen 1983 Black Market Juggler - arranged by Dennis DeLucia Bluecoats 1987 Autumn Leaves (instructor?) Blue Devils 1975 Billy the Kid - arranged by Rick O'Dello 1982 Paradox - arranged by Tom Float 1987 Echidna's Arf (of you) - arranged by Tom Float Freelancers 1976 ELP's Tocatta - arranged by Don Silva Garfield Cadets 1975 Afro Blue - arranged by Billy Gaeckle. bells done North Star 1978 Approaching Storm - arranged by Dave Vose snare and cymbal done 1980 COOKOUT - written by Dave Vose Oakland Crusaders 1976 Joropo Piropo - arranged by Terry Kirkpatrick / Tom Float Phantom Regiment 1978 Flight of the Bumblebee - arranged by Marty Hurley? Santa Clara Vanguard - Fred Sanford, Ralph Hardimon 1972 Tic-Toc / The Clock tymp, snare, and cymbal are done. 1974 Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra 1978 / 1979 Lezghinka all parts (snare, bass, cym, mallets, tymp) but tenors are done. 1980 Stone Ground Seven - all parts (snare, bass, cym, mallets, tymp) but tenors are done. Obviously, I'm a Fred Sanford fan. And luckily, I think there's more of his 70s solos than other writers.