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	N. Scott Robinson-World Music and Percussion, Frame Drums, Riq, Tambourines
		By the 1840s, an African-American tambourinist known as Juba (William Henry Lane) was said, by Charles Dickens, to astound audiences with a highly stylized way of playing that included the ability to mimic the sounds of trains and other mechanical devices.
		His technique also involves close proximity of a microphone, and he is able to fully support an entire acoustic ensemble in place of a drumset player with snare drum and bass drum types of sounds and pitch bends (Lucky by The Subdudes – 1991 and his instructional video The Amedée Way).
		Irish percussionist Jim Sutherland played bodhrán with Jimmy Page and Robert Plant in 1994 (featured on the DVD No Quarter: Unledded) while English percussionist Terl Bryant plays a specially built synthetic tunable bodhrán and other frame drums having worked with John Paul Jones, Robin Mark, and Peter Murphy, among others.
	www.nscottrobinson.com /framedrums.php (7625 words)

	February 24 Birthdays in History
		February 24, 1915 Charles Henry "Harry" Urwin, trade unionist
		February 24, 1914 Zachary Scott, born in Austin, Texas, actor, Spotlight Playhouse, Mildred Pierce
		February 24, 1827 Charles Davis Jameson, Brig General Union volunteers, died in 1862
	www.brainyhistory.com /daysbirth/birth_february_24.html (1573 words)

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