Ok,
I went back and listened to it and counted it that way and it still works just fine.  You had me a bit worried there? I was trying to record one for another drummer and it was the way he was hearing it too. For some reason it just felt right and being me it do most of my drumming completely by feel.
                      Nutty

Go ahead and keep the solos coming. I've already started mixing, but I can add additional solos as we I go. I've been very busy with other gigs and sessions, so I haven't even recorded mine own solo yet. You definitely have through the weekend ... so I need them by June 4^th now.

Be sure to ask for a second opinion - the doctor uses two fingers!   

(I hope all is well)

Man that's a bunch on information.  Hope you get to feeling better!!!
                         Nutty

congas?  timbales?  xylophone?  ... you can still put up a solo ... go for it!

You'll all be totally underwhelmed, trust me. 

Eardrum- though I didn't do any of the mixing, setting mic levels, etc. I too felt that all in all, in the end this was a very worthwhile experience.  My music minister helped with my recording (working with substandard components, pretty outdated, etc.) setting mics and levels then turned on the tape recorder (yes thats cassette tape thankyou very much) which id part of the system and said I'll see you later.  I recorded many takes some because I mesed up and others because I had a different idea on what could be done.  That led to other retakes due to mistakes because I found that my mind has a highly exaggerated opinion of my own playing- thinking it possible for me to accomplish things that my arms and legs say, "yeah...right, whatEVVVVER", to.
End result- several dozen attempts and about 5 that I really thought were my best; 3 on kit (Hot Rods, for a change and a little different texture, I like the playing with hands idea can't wait to hear that, bass, snare, hats and a couple crashes) and 2 on percussion (2 congas, tambourine, sizzle cymbal and bar chimes- not all that I have just what I had played for the take I sent to Bart).  I'm not a chops monster with blazing speed- but what I put together was pretty representative of how I like to play.  Whats good about this (community solo, not MY contribution per se) then is that with so many contributions we can really get a sense of the endless possibilites that can exist. That can in turn inspire more creativity and whalla- growth!

Reminds me of the saying "the mind is willing but the flesh is weak."  I know I sound just like Buddy Rich in my mind, but on tape it's a whole other ball game.

Hi Bart,
Can you give us the final count yet or are you still taking solos?
                                            Nutty