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Author Topic: Anyone else have the "Lava Jazz" album (Erskine on cocktail drum)?  (Read 349 times)
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« on: July 02, 2004, 07:44 AM »

Here's a link to it FYI: .  You can hear 30 second clips from every track on iTunes.

I'm really impressed with the sounds Erskine gets out of the Club Jordan, but I'm wondering if some of the stuff was overdubbed.  There are some tunes with open and closed HH parts with ride and bass. Again, the drums sound great, but some tunes feel too full to be one take.  How else would he get so many concurrent different sounds with a cocktail outfit (or is he just the man?)
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« Reply #1 on: November 19, 2005, 12:26 PM »

If interested you could check out: http://lavajazz.blogspot.com
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« Reply #2 on: November 19, 2005, 04:13 PM »

I've got that record - it's nice. I don't think he overdubbed the drums - he IS a baaaaad boy, plus, his "cocktail" kit offers as many sounds as a conventional kit. He plays sitting down (on a tall stool), uses a hihat pedal, and has several cymbals, a separate snare, and maybe even an extra tom.

It's great stuff, but not nearly as constraining as playing a standup kit with no hihat pedal and not much in the way of toms and cymbals.
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« Reply #3 on: December 02, 2005, 08:55 AM »

"He plays sitting down (on a tall stool)"

Ahhhh .. that explains it.  I've never seen him playing it and the press shots from the record have him standing.  BTW, the Lounge Art Ensemble has a new album out, "Music for Moderns".  It's very very good.  I still am getting into the horn trio idea (no real harmonic comping instrument) but it's nice.
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