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Classic Rock Play Along For Drums

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For drummers only.. eight great classic rock songs mixed with and without drums.

tracks

: 1 Hard to Handle
: 2 Hard to Handle (Minus Drums)
: 3 You Really Got Me
: 4 You Really Got Me (Minus Drums)
: 5 Bad Case of Loving You
: 6 Bad Case of Loving You (Minus Drums)
: 7 I Saw Her Standing There
: 8 I Saw Her Standing There (Minus Drums)
: 9 Sweet Home Alabama
: 10 Sweet Home Alabama (Minus Drums)
: 11 Play That Funky Music
: 12 Play That Funky Music (Minus Drums)
: 13 R.O.C.K. In The USA
: 14 R.O.C.K. In The USA (Minus Drums)
: 15 Little Miss Can't Be Wrong
: 16 Little Miss Can't Be Wrong (Minus Drums)

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Eight Smash Hits Recorded With And Without Drums. All songs performed by the "David Clay Band". David Clay and Bass Guitarist Kevin Wilson are masters at reproducing music to sound as good or even better than original. Since this Cd was produced for drummers we wanted it to give the feeling of a real time playing environment with a live band, including vocals. This was accomplished!
The Cd is great fun for parties, demos, or jammin at home. Each song is recorded with the drums for reference and on the next track we drop out the drums. It's a blast and you will have hours of fun being the drummer for this exciting cover band. Thank you for your interest in the PowerJamms Play Along for Drums Series.
Roger Kondroski, Drummer, Producer

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author: mardarios
very good
Am using the CD with my drum students. Works well for simulating a band environm
author: Doc Manges
I use this CD with my drum students. I play it through a very loud PA system, which is very close to sitting in with a live band. The studio quality of the recording is about an 8, as there is slight distortion in the high and bottom ends. This is not noticed until played loudly over a high quality system. Probably not noticeable on most home stereos. The idea is fantastic. Hope to see more...