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This Yamaha Stage Custom Drum Set produces an excellent tone thanks to the 6 ply 100% birch shells and high-quality low mass hardware. The Yamaha Stage Custom birch drums have offered brilliant tone and value for over 30 years.

This drum possesses has a rich and warm sound that is perfect for live performances in clubs and on bigger stages alike. The drums included are 18×15 kick drum, 14×13 floor tom, and a 12×8 rack tom.

Yamaha’s air seal system for drum shell construction allows the drums to resonate with superior tone quality and reinforces their durability.

These drums s deliver powerfully and focused sounds that I feel are reminiscent of far more expensive Yamaha drums. The toms are open and bright, and the floor tom and kick drum have lots of low end and warmth.

These jazz set of drums are ideal for aspiring drummers and seasoned professionals alike. If you are looking for great sounds, looks, and durability this might be the best jazz drum kit for you.

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From outdoor festivals to concert halls in major cities, JazzSet was there, recording performances for a nationally-syndicated radio program. In this series finale, host Dee Dee Bridgewater and producer Becca Pulliam relive memories and musical highlights from the show's 23-year run. We look back on artists who were featured on JazzSet early in their careers, like Roy Hargrove and an early incarnation of the Dave Holland Quintet, and share live broadcasts from the Newport Jazz, Mount Hood and Detroit Jazz festivals. We also share memories of jazz pianist and spokesman Dr. Billy Taylor, who hosted the first NPR jazz program.

JazzSet Signs Off

Happy Birthday Ella Fitzgerald! Ella was born 94 years ago — on April 25, 1917

Dee Dee Bridgewater and the Dizzy Gillespie All-Star Big Band sing Fitzgerald at the Kennedy Center.

Personnel

Music director: Antonio Hart; saxophones: Sharel Cassity, Jimmy Heath, Mark Gross, Bobby Lavell, Gary Smulyan; trumpets: Gregory Gisbert, Alex Norris, Claudio Roditi, Diego Urcola; trombones: Steve Davis, Michael Dease, Jason Jackson, Jennifer Wharton; guitar: Yotam Silberstein; piano: Cyrus Chestnut; bass and executive director: John Lee; drums: Willie Jones III.

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