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EPISODE · Nov 14, 2011 · 19 MIN

Ep. 5: Jam Session / Sit-In Etiquette

from Pedal Pusher TV · host Brian Stephens

In this episode, Brian Stephens and Shannon Kori talk about the jam session and special guest sit-ins. These are valuable opportunities for a drummer to play with other musicians and show their ability to be a supportive member of a musical team. Anyone wishing to build a career as a working professional drummer has to [...]

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In this episode, Brian Stephens and Shannon Kori talk about the jam session and special guest sit-ins. These are valuable opportunities for a drummer to play with other musicians and show their ability to be a supportive member of a musical team. Anyone wishing to build a career as a working professional drummer has to participate in these sorts of showcasing opportunities. The guys go over a few tips to help you prepare for playing in one of these situations as well as pointing out the other reasons why these appearances are important. This episode holds plenty of valuable information for both the up-and-coming drummer as well as any seasoned pro. Email your comments, questions, and other feedback to [email protected] External Player / Manual Downloads:

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