this is great - I can *feel* the rhythm - you got my Polish genes rockin - now that is an accomplishment!!

This will be a great track to work out to.... Downloaded for the MP3 Player!

Tess's dad was in a band and the highlight of the night was usually Dave Bunday's drum solo. Several of us would dance to it. The drum surely was the first instrument? This track really shows me that you know your stuff Norm. I bet they'll all be sampling it like mad. And why not? Ha ha.

Whoooooo hoooooo!

This puts you into a trance! Amazing Work!

Funky as Hell!!!!!! Damn I love cow bell!!!!!!! Not Over played at all! Just makes is sound Rich and very cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Superb Gents!!!!!

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Wow !~ sweet collab. back for a second listen

Cool stuff this!!

Oh goodness this is wonderful. Might a future collaboration be possible?

Man, your percussion is hot...

Nice one Norm. You are the King of Percussion. What a transformation. Thanks for that Norm. Cheers mate.

Some sweet percussion over some smoking riffs.....they sure must do Christmas different in Oz,tho' but ? Jarvo

Hell Yes! This Rocks!

oh yes~!! I had my virtual computer set to no sound so I could compose yesterday - now I'm bummed I didn't hear this sooner!! Yowzer you guys are jamming!!!

I liked this before but Norm, you have stepped it up to "11".

Wicked good drums skills and good song choice to match them...

Hell yes....Cudos to both of ya. we need a fav'd and fav'd again button...

Great mix.

Rock it boyz, great addition to Johnny's jam!

Keep pushing that envelope! Tell me again, as you recorded this, are you listening to the tuning as we hear it in the recording?

Lovely!

Provocative and powerful.

Great to hear some other Virginia musucians on this great website. You rock strong. I'm proud that you are from the Commonwealth. Look me up when you are in Roanoke if you would like to jam with a percussionist. Strong work!

Oh, how did I miss this rocker? Strong on many levels.

Yes! This rocks hard.

This is a lovely song with great lyrics. It stands on it's own without any percussion - to my ear it was too delicate to put any percussion to except just a touch of shaker. Nice work! As usual from you, great vox.

Ahh, Vibraphone & Piano: 2 of my favorite *percussion* instruments. I'll go on an expedition with you any time! (Way hip kite surfing photo)

Ha! This was great fun for me generating a large number of interesting spooky noises -all acoustically- in my laboorratory. The chilling errie wind sound was created with a long spring, attached to the head of a small hand drum (known as a “spring drum”, of course) and the “opening crypt” sound was generated by running my thumb nail down the spring under tension. And any time I get to hit the 30” Paiste gong, you know I’m smiling –evilly in this case.

Yes, RW's sitar works very well here. Nice! I confess that I don't know what a tenpura is, but then I thought a hurdy-gurdy had something to do with a busking monkey... now I realize its a wheel fiddle, which I've never come close to seeing or hearing. I still want one of those things with the monkey hitting folks up for change in his little cup, whatever it's called.

Which ferret is the witch ferret?

I agree with Beth: definite Spanish flavor to this one. Very nice!

@Jarvis: A bandoneon is a type of concertina, sort of like an accordion, popular in Argentina... Piazolla is considered to be one of the masters of this instrument, (good question... I had to look it up myself). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandoneon

Ha! That's rich. All he wants is a regular cello, "like all the other cello people". But you gave a nice pitch for the electric bitchin' cello... I feel your pain, brother! A million drums and my kids want to play sax, flute and piano! Very nice work here, Dylan!

Still fresh and new, once again. Outstanding.

This is still fantastic. I'm sorry about your toothbrush.

Still awesome!

Exotic.

Wow great song. Your inspiration must be something else! Well done! Great collaboration.

Most excellent!