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Reading more, I see apparently that the spitfire could be had in either size, so my error, forgive me. When Barrett got this drum I have, he walked in, and walked out of the factory with the drum under his arm free, this was said to be a prototype, and the Tone Muffler is blanked. Barrett hated Mufflers. I don't think Barrett much liked this drum, because it had very little evidence of use-play when I got it in trade for a mint Big R Dynasonic I had as my Spitfire upon acquisition was in mint condition with original very lightly used Heads on board. Many of my Snares, and like this Spitfire usually wear a Remo Diplomat M5 Coated Batter Head, Dip Snare Head. One day I might experiment with some different heads. Thank you for your video, I enjoyed it!

Excellent, More overheads so we can see what your doing,

Hi Kevin, loved it, and I think the band was loving too!, thanks for your encouragement and offers of help, my drumming is improving although nowhere near your standards!, but I can get jazz type sound out of them now thanks to you!, cheers from across the pond!

Great job Kevin !!!

Cool cat Kevin !!! Good stuff man !

Wish I was there!!!!

Top draw drumming of the finest quality!

Not aware the Spitfire was made in anything else but 6.5"x14"? Yes, I;m aware, 12 lugs. I have one of Barrett's prototypes. Mint. Part with it? Sure, you have $5.5K? LOL Even then, I couldn't part with it. It is a testy Snare to tune, even with a Drum Dial

Sounds great Kevin !

Regarding the "not quite all the way to the rim" cross stick thing: The first drummer I ever saw do it was Danny Barcelona with Louis Armstrong. You can see it on two of the live versions of Basin Street Blues from 1959 as well as in the studio footage from the I Ain't Got Nobody recording session from the same year. He may also be doing it on the live in Australia version of BSB, but the camera angle doesn't get a good view of it.

Another great tip!! Im going to try this one for sure

Thank you for your honest sharing, it helps a lot😌

@KevinDorn thank you for spotlighting the legendary drummer Morey Feld, who is also my great uncle. You have done a magnificent job recreating Morey's flamboyant & truly one of a kind drumming style for the world enjoy once again! Much obliged

Thank you! Please keep posting these Krupa figures. So helpful.

the vocal volume on your videos is always too low

Gene Krupa is the reason I play drums. Although Sing Sing Sing is the one everyone knows, the track that really got me was I Found A New Baby (or "hold on to your hats" as I called it when I was a kid). This version surely has a better solo than Sing Sing Sing. ua-cam.com/video/RNLxPzsbitE/v-deo.htmlsi=schP0Oc8i0WrWhe1 And I'd love to see you break that down, because it has intrigued me for 40 years!

Wonderful!

Fantastique à tout point de vue! Merci et bonjour de Suisse😀

My word what a class act!

At least brushes on a book or magazine would have helped illustrate your point. Thanks anyway

Nice man. Go ahead and give that snare head a little spin...lengthen the lifespan of it a bit.

Wonderful brush patterns from that specific era of swing. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge!

I've been playing guitar for about 4 years (self taught) and before I started I wanted to play drums ever since I was little and I just never got a chance to play aside from when I took a couple lessons and I kinda hated it since I would rather just mess around on a drum set instead of like slowly learning all the bits and bobs about it. anyway, I googled if you can learn to play with just a snare drum since I'm cheap and don't wanna buy a full drum set and this video came up and I have absolutely no idea what you are talking about but hopefully after I get a snare drum and figure it out I'll come back to this video and have some type of reawakening and actually understand everything.

Fantastique 👏magnifique interprétation de ce standard par cinq musiciens exceptionnels; avec un soutien rythmique parfait et un excellent break à la fin (j’aime beaucoup). Merci et bonjour de Suisse 😊

I am the #7 like !! lol

Kevin come to Toronto!

Thank you. Great video and really informative!

Excellent description and playing. Thank you!

Great stuff Kevin 🎶

Kevin and Kelso! Sounds great man!

Great job Kevin!!!

Go Kevin Go !!

Pure Class!

Happy New Year, Mr. Dorn!

Love your playing and especially the solo. I am surprised that you modernized the groove; I was expecting time via a press roll. Love the Canopus kit - backline?

Feelin real buzzed after hearing that riff 🤷🏻‍♂️

Another great video from you and great words of wisdom from Gene which all musicians of any instrument should make note of.

Thank you for helping us understand and appreciate the history of jazz drumming, and hear the continuity through to the present time.

And we all know about how important gene Krupa was to the world of drumming and here you do a great salute to gene every drummer who ever played owes so much to gene Krupa enough said

Great studies, thanks a lot!! Keep going ✨

Great 🎶

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Great job Kevin!!!!

Whoa, it swiiiiings! Loved your snare solo too Kevin, best one I’ve heard of you yet!

Perfection every time!

Great video. I love the ancestry here, Poppa Joe who influenced all drummers including Earl Palmer, whose famous interpretation of shuffles with Little Richard in turn inspired John Bonham. Shuffles played with dynamic phrasing are always Cool!

If I can't relax, I can't play! Awesome video

Lopping is a great phrase

Top draw playing my man!

Excellent .