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Database of Articles 11/13 to current

Let Me Give You A Hand With That

May 30, 2025 Richard Best

It’s a phenomenon called Limb Assistance. That’s when one limb is able to perform better when it’s partnered with another limb.

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Be Kind To Your Support System

March 15, 2017 Richard Best

I had an interesting time playing a “back line” set.  It was a high quality set – very complete – but with a few weak points. The main issues were the hi-hat, snare and bass pedal. Wait a minute ... aren't those the most important tools for a drummer? With a part missing from the hi-hat, a jammed snare release and a bass pedal badly in need of some grease, I had to be vigilant just to 'TCB' which, of course, takes away from playing music and my mental health.

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