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  • A little odd that you chose to use traditional grip instead of matched, considering that you are a protege of Mr. Beckham and that you have spent most of your career as a tenor drummer. The Beckham influence shines through.

  • This was part of a video I sent in as an audition for the Army Old Guard Fife & Drum Corps. (I was invite to D.C., but they ultimately selected someone else.) They require traditional grip, so that's why I played traditional here. I admit that my traditional is somewhat stiff in this video. I've practiced a lot more since the taping, and I've started turning my wrist a lot more for a more natural look (plus it takes away the need to lean to the left). Still, it's a fun solo to play.

  • Sorry to hear that I didn't work out for you. Do you plan to try again?

  • Yes, definitely. I learned a lot from the first audition. I've been practicing, and I know I've already improved a lot in the fife drumming style. Wonderful people at the Old Guard who all seemed to love what they do and doing it well. I would love to be a part of it.

  • i liked it but im a kevlar kind of guy myself

  • absolute flawless excuction. brilliant.

  • All the kids that scream how awesome Pacheco and Brohard are need to see this.

  • I love the ghost notes! Great Job!

  • Excellent! Love the sound of mylar,paricularly the rim-shots.

    Meaty.

  • hahah I was thinking the exact same thing :)

  • great job james!!!!!!!

  • Really nice. I like what you did with some of the sections. Also interesting seeing you playing trad. lol.

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