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1 comments:
How did you not know that until now? A legitimate question as Krupa's solo on Sing, Sing, Sing is a true drummer's classic. I recommend to get a copy of the Carnegie Hall concert on January 16, 1938 when this masterpiece was performed in a twelve minute session as finale. Krupa surprised the band, keeping on playing, until the band as well as the audience were in a frenzy.
Just get it and play it loud and you will be wowed!
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AD
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