who played the bass drum?
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Concert band- yes, all well rounded percussionists should be able to\n\nDrumset bass drum- heck yeah... its the greatest\n\nMarching bass- no, i play snare
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I'm a drummer too, and i really like to drum along to Green Day's "Holiday" and "When I come Around" is fun too. I'm learning "House of Wolves" by My Chemical Romance and that's really fun too.
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Withiut a doubt, Paul McCartney.  On many songs he is playing a type of harmony.  He's incredible.  Listen to "Something," the middle eight part.  Listen to "Silly Love Songs." Before him, the bass was basically  da dum  da dum.  It lacked in imagination.  He is a master of the bass guitar.
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Yes, theres one man on BassMasters, but I forget his name.
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hear the drummer by: chad jackson?\nhttp://www.lyricsvault.net/songs/16875.html
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Boom Boom boomboom boomboom boom boom! No, I dont play the bass, I pretend to ;play the bass!    HI There!  Epstien was a close second( I got a note from my mother)
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Are you trying to sell band equipment, or are you some kind of non English speaking DJ. If your "Drum and bass" is as disjointed as your English, wont it mess up the beat count.I can imagine it on a count of one to four.\nOne tw hree fou. Sorry dude but yur enlish is upallling.
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I think it may have been......\nTommy Ramone (January 29, 1952) (real name Thomas Erdelyi) (drums) (1974–1978)
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no, he was a session musician turned producer.  You can see him in some 80s getup playing bass in a Journey video.  [Doesnt look like him -- had hair, was thinner and didnt try to look intense.]
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Rhythm Guitar/Harmonica - played by Bob Dylan\nGuitar - played by Mike Bloomfield\nBass - played by Joe Macho, Jr.\nPiano - played by Paul Griffin\nHammond B3 - played by Al Kooper\nDrums - Bobby Gregg\nTambourine - played by Bruce Langhorne\n\nProduced by Tom Wilson\n\n[Al Gorgoni and Frank Owens were not present at this session.]
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The main lineup was, of course, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr. \n\nIn the early days, Pete Best played drums until being replaced by Starr. Stu Sutcliffe played bass until his death in 1962, when he was replaced by McCartney. Billy Preston is often considered the "fifth Beatle" for his work on organ/piano with the band in the late '60s. \n\nFor a short time in 1969, Eric Clapton was seriously considered as a replacement for Harrison, who had threatened to leave the band, but the idea never got off the ground. The band was broken up within a year.
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In his 60s psychadelic phase he was a Rickenbacker player but from the 1970s onwards it was a Fender Precision Bass he was always seen with.\n\nSome photos below...
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Of course the best web site must contain nothing but Drum'n'Bass. So, \n\nhttp://www.breakbeat.co.uk/
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I had the misfortune of working with that paper-thin dweeb. Think of the vaacuous character in "Bill and Ted" and you get the real guy.  He was supposed to be on the set at the Santa Clarita Studios (just N of L.A.), instead when they went looking for him, they found him at his sister's in Toronto!!  Any idea what a wasted day costs on a film set?  No explanation. Just brain-dead.  Mr Musician?  I think not.  He was sitting around with a guitar tech on the set one day, trying to tune his bass, and I asked him if he was trying to tune to 440A.  Not a clue.  Had no idea what I was talking about. (if you are a player, this would be in the area of knowledge right next to 2+2=4).  So can he act? Easy one. NO!!
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The Ventures. The drum intro is wicked! \n\nIt was by Morton Stevens, but recorded by The Ventures. The actual song you are hearing is played by The Ventures. I presume Morton composed it.
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I'd have to go with Duran Duran's Nick Rhodes actually. Their songs had orchestral stuff and symphonies on their early stuff. Plus he had a hand in producing the albums as well.\nRE New Order & Gillian Gilbert. She just played the synths. It was Stephen Morris the drummer/programmer who actually set the equipment up for her.
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I was moved to tears by all three of his renditions of ♪Jingle Bells♪ so he must have made the right choice.\n\nSnoopy though? Now, there's a drummer. He could be the next Keith Moon, I tell you!