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Right. He was a Mouseketeer. He doesn't want to be reminded of that, but he was. Mickey Mouse and him are a distance away, but he was a Mouseketeer. There's a video out called Time Grooves that Harold Farberman put out. The drummers are Steve Gadd, Alex Acuna, Harvey Mason, Vic Firth playing tympani, and David Friedman playing xylophone, and myself. Steve Gadd and I do a time-step, and I do a ...
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