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This was the first book that I was given by my first teacher, Ron Falter, who studied with you. What was interesting about this was that it's not a book per se about drum technique. It's about reading, developing the very thing that you were able to impart to Dennis Chambers. So I think that that's why it's so universal in its application. You get trumpet players playing it, drummers. Of cours ...
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