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BILLY DRUMMOND PART II

Billy Drummond releases
VALSE SINISTRE (CELLAR LIVE RECORDS)
DUBAI (CRISS CROSS)
THE GIFT (CRISS CROSS)
NATIVE COLOURS (CRISS CROSS)

Records in this video:

Max Roach, Warren Smith, Howard King, Freddie Waits, Joe Chambers M’Boom “Collage,” “Re: Percussion”
Warren Smith “& Masami Nakagawa,” “& Toki”
Freddie Waits -- McCoy Tyner “Time for Tyner,” Lee Morgan, Charles McPherson “New Horizons,” “The Jack DeJohnette Piano Album”
Roy Brooks "The Free Slave,” Yusef Lateef “The Golden Flute,” Dollar Brand “The Children of Africa,” Hilton Ruiz “Steppin’ Into Beauty”
Joe Chambers “The Amoravid,” “Joe Chambers Plays Piano”
Jack DeJohnette, Piere Favre, Dom Um Ramao, David Friedman, Fredy Studer “Percussion Profiles”
Philly Joe Jones Quintet “Drums Night Plus Two At Storyville” with Al Foster & Billy Hart Art Blakey,
Max Roach, Philly Joe Jones, Charlie Persip “Gretsch Drum Night at Birdland Vol. 2”
Various “The Drum Role Vol. 8”
Various “Son of Drum Suite”
Various “HiFi Drums”
Various “The Soul of Jazz Percussion”
Jeff Williams, Bob Moses, Barry Altschul, Badal Roy, Colin Walcott, Patato Valdez, Dave Liebman “The Drum Ode”
Victor Lewis “Family Portrait”, Woody Shaw “For Sure!” “Kenny Barron What If?” Carla Bley “Sextet”
Tony Reedus -- Woody Shaw “United,” Mulgrew Miller “Wingspan” Ed Blackwell -- Charles Brackeen “Rhythm X,”
Dewey Redman/Ed Blackwell “Red Black In Willasau”
Dewey Redman “The Struggle Continues”
Ed Shaughnessy -- Count Basie “Hollywood Basie’s Way” “Showtime”
“Charlie Persip and The Jazz Statesman”