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THE TRAVELLING SCHEME

by DRUMHAND

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LULLABY FOR THE NEIGHBOURS 04:00
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TRY WITH ME NOW 05:44
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3.
THE RIVER PARADE 04:25
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4.
BE QUICK 03:22
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THE TRAVELLING SCHEME 04:48
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6.
GET READY 05:10
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about

A collection of 'parade'-style music that offers the band a chance to join the audience on the dance-floor or go door to door ;)

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released July 1, 2012

All Compositions by L. Graves (SOCAN)
Arrangements and Interpretations by DRUMHAND
Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Jean Martin at
The Farm, Toronto, CANADA
Produced by L. Graves and Jean Martin
Thai figurine photos by Jean Martin

Marcus Ali
saxes, flutes, vocals and bamboo sticks
David Chan
pati drums, vocals, bamboo
Larry Graves
gungon bass drums, bells/rattles, vocals, bamboo
Rebecca Hennessy
trumpet, vocals, bamboo
Steve Mancuso
pandeiro drums, basket shakers, vocals, bamboo

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DRUMHAND Toronto, Ontario

Propelled by a steamroller of percussion and energized by jazz horns, Toronto’s DRUMHAND draws inspiration from the danceable circuitous rhythms of hot climates from Bahia, Brazil to Ghana, West Africa and from India to New Orleans. The group is becoming increasingly known for innovative orchestrations; uplifting and accessible artistry for audiences at festivals; school shows; theaters; clubs. ... more

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