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| Another view of Hal Blaine's famous Monster Kit. | |
| Hal Blaine at the controls! | |
| The late, great Larrie Londin backing up the late, great Elvis Presley. They were obviously alive and well when this photo was taken! | |
| Buddy Miles with his Rogers single-headed kit. | |
| Franco Daldoss and his '70s Gretsch kit. You may recognize his name from Daldoss Drums, singlehandedly keeping the Trixon conical design alive! Hmmm, I wonder how conical concert toms would sound? :) | |
| You've got to reach high to play David Gaynier's 1977 Rogers kit! | |
| Bill Colonna's vintage '70s Ludwigs! | |
| Danny Seraphine on tour with Chicago, at Chicago Fest at the Navy Pier, August, 1979.
Photo: Jeff Hand | |
| Jeff Hand's 1977 Tama kit, check out the Syndrums on the right!
Photo: Jeff Hand | |
| Christian Rondow and his Tempus fibreglass kit. The floor toms are also single-headed, and have their own woofers!
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| Another Tempus fibreglass kit, featuring 4 "Power Quad" carbon-fiber concert toms. This monster belongs to Richard Winfield, and was named Coolest Kit at the Seattle Woodstick Big Beat in both 2009 and 2014!
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| Sir Paul on Hal Blaine's kit!
Photo: Linda McCartney | |
| I found this catalog-complete 1979 Ludwig Power Factory kit in pristine condition, the hardware even came in the original boxes! This kit belongs in a time-capsule!
Photo: Bermuda Schwartz | |
| Sabian's Chris DeLisa and his Tama Imperialstar concert toms back in the '80s!
Courtesy: Chris DeLisa | |
| Michael Giles pre-dated Bill Bruford in King Crimson, co-writing with Fripp et al, and playing on such classic tracks as "Court Of The Crimson King" and "21st Century Schizoid Man." He's seen here with his Yamaha concert toms. | |