i live in Vancouver BC and got to see the Simon Fraser pipe band practise a few times ,, The Drummers are amazing Max Reid. and the others..Also in the late 70s in Victoria BC Canada i took lessons from John Fisher , What an amazing player and humble man .,
Jim Kilpatrick is probably one of the best side drummers we will ever have the opportunity to see and any side drummer could learn a lot from him. (e.g me :P)
AWESOME! To take part in a cool drumming contest, check out the Tyfry.com drumming contest sponsored by Jim Kilpatrick, Scott Currie and Cameron's drumming studio. Loads of great prizes to be had.
Excellent solo, Saw it at the worlds concert. Good to see the man himself kilpatrick makes mistakes now and then. doesn't make me feel so bad now if i drop a stick!!??
this is one of the toughest salutes ive seen. the tenors have to be really careful not to hit it any harder than a light tap and the way the snares all sound like one drum is amazing. (and im not trying to call them out on all they're imperfections...but in their cd laboum, if u listen closely you can hear them drop a stick...once in the middle and once aty the verry end.) but shotts is one of the greatest pb in the world and is one of my faves.
Lol, opinions are like assholes...everyone has one...em to be 16 times world champions you ain't as rough as guts..and as entertaining and visually spectacular that US drumline is...it isn't particularly technical for the most part...elite pipe band drumming slaughters drum line for technicality. But, thankyou for input anyway...bye bye now.