Sounds From Below: Stories For Drummers podcast

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Sounds From Below: Stories for Drummers

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Sounds From Below is a collection of stories about drums and drummers. Hosted by Low Boy Custom Beaters founder Jeremy Brieske, this occasional podcast series digs deep to find stories that you won’t hear on any other drumming podcast.

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Sounds From Below: Stories for Drummers

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Drumming in the Time of Coronavirus, featuring Lou Santiago Jr. and Will Carroll 43:22

5 years ago43:22

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In this episode, we focus on the issue that dominated the first half of 2020, the coronavirus pandemic. Antiquarian bookseller Ken Gloss of Brattle Book Shop shares tips on how to set up amazing Zoom call backgrounds, Jeremy shares his top ten drumming books, and then we hear drummers Lou Santiago Jr. and Will Carroll share drastically different perspectives on their personal battles with COVID-19. The post Drumming in the Time of Coronavirus, featuring Lou Santiago Jr. and Will Carroll first appeared on Low Boy Custom Beaters .…

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JC Clifford of Drumtacs and the Music City Drum Show: Quarantine Check-In 19:00

5 years ago19:00

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JC Clifford is a drum industry connector, and the ultimate venue for connecting drummers is a drum show. JC is one of the organizers of the inaugural Music City Drum Show, scheduled for August 8th in Nashville. But like every other public event scheduled for the rest of 2020, this drum show may not happen at all. How does JC deal with an uncertain future? Listen in to our conversation to find out. The post JC Clifford of Drumtacs and the Music City Drum Show: Quarantine Check-In first appeared on Low Boy Custom Beaters .…

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Kelly Cook of Twin Cities Drum Collective: Quarantine Check-In 22:18

5 years ago22:18

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Kelly Cook — along with Lane Pederson — owns Twin Cities Drum Collective. Under the TC/DC umbrella, Kelly and Lane build drums under three brands, operate a retail space in Minneapolis’s historic Thorp Building, and have become an important part of the Twin Cities music scene. The company moved into their current location in February, but they were forced to temporarily close their doors just a month later, due to Minnesota’s coronavirus-related stay-at-home order. In this episode of “Sounds From Below,” Kelly opens up about about the struggles of a small business owner in the age of COVID-19. The post Kelly Cook of Twin Cities Drum Collective: Quarantine Check-In first appeared on Low Boy Custom Beaters .…

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Alex Simpson of Rupp’s Drums: Quarantine Check-In 32:31

5 years ago32:31

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Rupp’s Drums has been Denver’s hometown drum shop for since 1984. Alex Simpson has only owned the store for two years, but he’s leading this Colorado percussion institution through one of its toughest challenges – the global coronavirus crisis. Alex opens up about what it’s like to own a brick and mortar retail store that’s been forced to close by the government. This episode also features music from Denver musician Michael John McKee, recorded under the name Helicopter Copter. The post Alex Simpson of Rupp’s Drums: Quarantine Check-In first appeared on Low Boy Custom Beaters .…

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Steve Lyman: Quarantine Check-In 34:36

5 years ago34:36

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With much of the world’s population under suggested or mandated stay-at-home orders, we’re taking this time to check in on our friends in the drumming community. Our first “quarantine check-in” is with jazz drummer Steve Lyman. Steve talks about his break-out year in 2019, an upcoming move from Salt Lake City to New York, and his journey to maturity as a musician. The post Steve Lyman: Quarantine Check-In first appeared on Low Boy Custom Beaters .…

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Scott Amendola’s Nightmare, Small Town Drumming 30:24

5 years ago30:24