So it wasn’t shocking that the Rex Foundation’s 20th Anniversary celebration at the Great American Music Hall on O’Farrell Street in San Francisco on Saturday, Dec. New life arrived as if “born over again from above.” But soon the magical things sure to happen around the Dead did. This foundation lost steam in the aftermath of Jerry Garcia’s death when aspects of the storied Grateful Dead-universe were writing their own conclusions. It doesn't matter where you are on the journey everyone should feel free to post doing their thing.Sandy Sohcot, executive director of the Rex Foundation, says for just five dollars you can be a part of the “greater philanthropic community.” I don't gig anymore so got nothing live to post. I think all should post their playing-we are drummers.
Thanks for the comments fellas-it ain't much but I'm contributing to the forum. It only happens when I play though so I don't think it's Parkinson's but it does freak me out a bit. It's always something-I like to add unneeded drags or unwanted ghost notes to. I don't even notice till I play back and look at video "the horror, the horror". I started playing heel down to help me quit shaking so much-but I still do. I think because my right leg shakes like crazy-and it isn't keeping time-it just starts shaking-it does it fast or slow songs.
I get all excited and just can't settle that kick leg-it does go on a walk about-I'll be in the groove then it off it goes autopilot. I'll take that as a compliment The first one actually resembles the song ,though still messing up parts (my memory is like microseconds it seems) the last was me going crazy (it's a runway train wreck). It really isn't tight-it flies off all the time (the stick gets floppy looking at times to).
Actually when I hold the stick up further I use more pronounced fingers, but it has a tendency to slide down to the end of the stick so the butt is in my palm and just the two first fingers work. LOL thanks Doc-yeah I still got the death grip.
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