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Shelly Manne was a very - played with a lot of taste. He was never a so-called big-band drummer. He could do it, but he favored playing in small groups. Great with brushes. With the sticks he had a nice touch. Never got in the way. Musical. He was a musical player. Steve Gadd was - I just heard him play last week. That young man can do anything. He can play in any groove. He goes on the road w ...
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