2 for 22: Episode 2 - Satchel Grande "Working Title Pt. 1" into "Pt. 2"

I had done this a handful of years ago (six I believe), but felt this needed to be redone with less showboating or "embellishments". I tried to stay true to the original drum parts with just a few little things here and there.
Footnotes:
1 - Are you even cool if you do not have a watch tan line?
2 - It should be duly noted that not only is it already a difficult task to emulate another drummer whom you have never met, but it is also to emulate their mood, feeling and state of mind at the time of the record - especially in a song with A LOT of open space. I.e. you'll hear almost flams at times on the bass drum because of the difference in interpretation of the beat by Satchel's drummer and my own interpretation. But, you know, this was the best I could do without it becoming a droning process.
3 - The loss of sychronization here (my fault) reminds of the times when your car's blinker lines up with the music perfectly but then gets out of synch. The loss of meaning to feeling a rhythm just puts you in a state of despair. Or I am just exaggerating. Hard to say.
4 - Really, this is just putting a stopping point on the "ing" of the zil-bel which, for anyone who has one and has played one, is all too familiar with its infinite defying length of "ing" to the "ding".
5 - I am painfully aware of the state of my three main crash cymbals having little crescents cut out of them. Cymbals are expensive, okay? Drumming is expensive.

[@Doclovesmusic1]

Splendid!

[@EricBenSalah]

Thank you!

[@travisjames5841]

This is the trumpet player for Satchel. Just watched your S.G. cover videos and really enjoyed listening to them and hearing your take on 'em. Glad you like our music enough to spend time learning some of it. Great drumming man!

[@EricBenSalah]

Right on! That's fun. Thank you, my friend :)