Arizona Bay Guest Quarters Set One

Drummers From around the Planet

Here are some drummers from around the world that have been kind enough to visit my site - thanks guys....

 Ray Holliday

Ray Holliday - top jazz and big band fan. Ray, prior to his recent retirement, worked for Pearl  - and one of his claims to fame is that he helped ensnare Ian Paice as an endorsee......

Zoro

Zoro - drummer with New Edition (remember Candy Girl?), Bobby Brown, Lenny Kravitz. Top drummer and also a very nice bloke - click on his picture and you can go to his site. You can also find pics of Zoro on the Birmingham Drumfest part of the images section of the site.

Jamie Stuck

Jamie Stuck - JS is from New Zealand and has a top web site all of his own - he also has a pretty mean Tama Drumkit - just look at the size of the shells on those drums! Click on his picture and you can go to his site!

Dave Goriup

Dave Goriup - In March of 2004 I was saddened to hear of the death of Dave. He had suffered with Cystic Fibrosis from an early age and sadly he lost the fight in February. My condolences go out to his family, friends and bandmates who all miss him a lot....

Dave's Tama kit - complete with Sabian cymbals - he was clearly a man of some taste......

Dean Scott

Dean Scott - gives this site some more international credibility by coming from Australia - he plays in a fusion band and you can pop along to see his site by clicking on his photo - though I am sure he will be not quite dead pleased that I have used this old photo of him......

Roger Kennedy

Roger Kennedy - Roger is from New Orleans and, as you might expect, is a bit of a Jazz Man - just check out his gorgeous Sonor Kit above. His claim to fame is that he is playing here with Micheal Ray - who has played with Kool and the Gang and Sun Ra...

Roger is also something of an inventor - this is called the Rhythm Stick.... no I don't know how it works....

Tyler of the USA

Tyler is from Canton, Ohio and is currently studying Commercial Music Technology. He has played with quite a few bands over the years, the most successful of which were called Broken Flask. He plays, as you can see above, a top Pearl drum kit. Click on his picture to e-mail him.

Here is Tyler's pretty cool drum kit shown in glorious B&W.

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