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Gorgeous!
Word! #Repost @nell_music ・・・ Nell Triple C Class Poplar TC7 Series of @robsoncalistro in a recent recording session on Studio H - Maringá PR - Brazil. Robson uses a TC7-20-RW. See more in nellmusic.com . #gonell #nelldrums #nellmusic #triplecclass #endorsement #endorse #brazilianmarket #musicalindustry #drums #bateria #schlagzeuger #batteur #feliccehybridbirch #nellpure #drummerslife #drummers_corner #drummersofinstagram #webelieveinyourtalent #drummersoninstagram #drummersunited #drummers #drumsoutlet #drummersworld #thedrumheadspod #williamsdrumheads #liveyoursound #drumeatsleeprepeat
That would be nice. To play and practice in a field like this.
The sound of the forest
Beautiful.
This is Ryan Van Poederooyen’s kit. NICE VIEW 👀
Wow how true.
There is no scenario where lesser evils win and the oppressed do not lose.
Love the setup. My everyday.
#Reposting @drummerjoshberrios with @instarepost_app – I should be here more often. 😕 I’ve been trying lately. Ever since hanging with @cartermac he has inspired me. #practice #practicepad #drumpad #drums #drummer #drummerscorner #drummers
This is Mark Hughes, he is not a wanted suspect and he did not participate in the ambush in Dallas. He was peacefully protesting and exercising his natural right to keep and bear arms. I will repeat this again. MARK HUGHES WAS NOT THE SHOOTER
A radiant Lena Horne performing “The Lady Is a Tramp” in the 1948 film, “Words and Music,” which was (very, very) loosely based on the professional partnership of the great composer Richard Rodgers and the lyricist Lorenz Hart.
Hazel Scott plays “Foggy Day” with Charles Mingus on bass and Rudy Nichols on drums.
Aretha Franklin and that magnificent voice on the “Hollywood Palace” in 1968. The picture above the clip was taken in her dressing room at Newark Symphony Hall in Newark, NJ in 1969.
Nina Mae McKinney and Emmett “Babe” Wallace in a scene from the short 1936 film, “The Black Network.” McKinney (1912-1967) was the first Black performer to be signed to a long-term contract by a major Hollywood studio (A five year contract with MGM in 1929). Emmett “Babe” Wallace (1909-2006) was an actor, singer and composer who had a lot of juicy (and sometimes uncredited) parts in vintage Black movies, most notably as “Chick Bailey” in “Stormy Weather” in 1943. Ms. McKinney is featured in the women’s edition of “Vintage Black Glamour” and Mr. Wallace is in the men’s edition, “Vintage Black Glamour: Gentlemen’s Quarters (May 2016).