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Roy Haynes solo...what a cool dude...

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How cool is this? Nice Luddies too. Anyone know what they are? 18" bass and I think a supra, 12" & 14", but other than that... Regardless, a great little solo!

[ame]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=07HBRUwPj7I[/ame]

Posted on 10 years ago
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Those drums are 1966-7 mohogany finish Ludwig Jazzette kit with 12x18 bass drum, 12x8 & 14x14 configuration. The Keystone Jazzette were all 3-ply and made (cataloged) from 67 to 69. Go to the Gallery search for Osahead2 and see a original 1968 Jazzette kit to get a idea what one looks like in color. Oh by-the-way the 3-ply Jazzette kit sound beautiful!

~ A true Gretsch & Camco fanatic ~
Posted on 10 years ago
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And...speaking of Roy Hanes. I have the utmost respect for his drumming skills, yet I don't feel that Slingerland sticks with his name on them generate great interest and high prices. Someone on eBay was trying to sell a NOS 7A pair, first at an opening bid of $100, with a BIN of $1000. When they didn't sell, they were offered again for a BIN of $300! That auction was ended "because there was an error in the listing". Hmm...could it be the price. Please educate me if I'm way off base here.

-Mark

Posted on 10 years ago
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From Osahead2

Those drums are 1966-7 mohogany finish Ludwig Jazzette kit with 12x18 bass drum, 12x8 & 14x14 configuration. The Keystone Jazzette were all 3-ply and made (cataloged) from 67 to 69. Go to the Gallery search for Osahead2 and see a original 1968 Jazzette kit to get a idea what one looks like in color. Oh by-the-way the 3-ply Jazzette kit sound beautiful!

Yeah, they sure do! I'm in the process of converting a 76 Luddy 18" orphan ft into a BD, and this clip confirmed in my head that that was the right thing to do. So have you! I will now go look at the gallery...

Thanks mate!

Posted on 10 years ago
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From R.Adam McHugh

Yeah, they sure do! I'm in the process of converting a 76 Luddy 18" orphan ft into a BD, and this clip confirmed in my head that that was the right thing to do. So have you! I will now go look at the gallery... Thanks mate!

Is this the one? I need a tissue...so pretty.......... Mind Blowi

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Posted on 10 years ago
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Yes sir, that's it and I have another one in original natural maple too.

Lovely kits they sound really nice especially when played with a Pioneer snare drum giving the 3-ply kit a totally matched woody jazz sound.

~ A true Gretsch & Camco fanatic ~
Posted on 10 years ago
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What? No Gretsch and K's, blasphemy!

The Band

Never play it the same way once.
Posted on 10 years ago
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From orangemi

What? No Gretsch and K's, blasphemy!The Band

Hey just about all early 3-ply Ludwig drums are sweet... especially for jazz!

~ A true Gretsch & Camco fanatic ~
Posted on 10 years ago
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From Osahead2

Hey just about all early 3-ply Ludwig drums are sweet... especially for jazz!

As are what ever the hell Philly is playing here...

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Posted on 10 years ago
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From orangemi

As are what ever the hell Philly is playing here...

Yeah, what ARE those? 18x12 BD? 18FT, 12RT? Or is it just the camera angle?

Posted on 10 years ago
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