I'm hoping that someone can help identify this particular snare drum. From what I can tell with my one functioning eye it appears to be a vintage Slingerland (?) snare with off-set beavertail lugs. However, I can't seem to find any Slingerland snares with off-set lugs until the early 70s Buddy Rich model. Am I missing something here?
BTW.........Nice vintage "throne", don't you agree?
Hey - isn't that Angelina Jolie?
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Yes it is. I used to date her before moving on to bigger and better things!x-mas3
She must have spent all the money on the drums and only had enough left over for one drumstick.....LOL.Falling Do
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Yes it is. I used to date her before moving on to bigger and better things!x-mas3
...oh yea?...well, maybe she knows my girlfriend...uh, Morgan Fairchild!...yea, that's the ticket! Yes Sir
She must have spent all the money on the drums and only had enough left over for one drumstick.....LOL.Falling Dotoodlesdrumhack band3The Bandelectricit:Snow Flake:
I thought the same thing but if you look a little closer you'll see the butt of a stick in her left hand.
oldschool, Question are you able to purchase this drum? it is a very very rare Radio king, mike curotto has one like this in the super rare finish called brown abalone. it's featured on page#136 of Rob Cooks Slingerland book. BUY THIS DRUM IF POSSIBLE!!!
I already checked into the availability of the drum. Unfortunately, the gentleman who owned it at the time the picture was taken has absolutely no idea in regard to its whereabouts.
