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Recommended Sources for Drum Tapes

A number of folk have requested that I include a list of tapes and sources for the same which is high in drum content. Below is a list of some of the stuff that I listen too as well as a few links to other web sites with further info.

World of the Doumbek
 Daveed and Silvanus
 David Korup   and   Billy Woods
 5809 Ryder Ave.     822 5th Ave.
 Charlotte, NC       Longmont, CO
 USA 26226-8305      USA 80501

Seeds of Time
  and
Eyes Behind the Veil
    Daveed and Silvanus
    David Korup and Billy Wood    
    (See World of the Doumbek)
			

Doumbek Delight I
   and
Douombek Delight II
    Mary Ellen Donald
    Mary Ellen Books
    P.O. Box 411562
    San Francisco, CA
    USA 94141-1562 

Drums of the Oasis
Denis Kavemeier
      The Oasis: Denis Kavemeier
      12448 W. Cleveland Ave
      New Berlin, WI
      USA 53151
      Phone: USA 87106

Kesslar's Ultimate Doumbek Video
   Shefa
   1812 Gillespie Street
   Santa Barbara, CA
   USA  93101
   Phone: 888-719-1120
 

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Links to Other Interesting Sites

Middle-Eastern Resources on the Web

Belly Dance Home Page

Lots of links

Veil and Drum

Baron Dur's News Letter.

Middle Eastern Percussion

Links to other resources.

 

Sources for Doumbeks

Mid-East Mfg., Inc.

Mid-East has a good selection at reasonable prices.

Tom Lee Music, Vancouver

If you can wade through all the other stuff, this site does have doumbeks, at least I think they do.

Tribe of Kings

This site hosts hand crafted doumbeks which carry the price of the same.

Percussion East

This site has some of the best prices I've seen on instruments.

 

Other Rhythm Pages

Kesslari's Doumbek Madness

This site has a few more advanced rhythms on it. (9/8, 7/8, 10/8, 11/8, and 21/8)

Nott's Doumbek Rythms

This site repeats several of the rhythms which I cover, but adds a lot that I don't.

Jeff Senn's Dumbek Rhythm Page

This site repeats and adds rhythms and also has a link to pages with graphical representations of the rhythms.

 

Miscelaneous Pages

The Oasis

There are several really good tapes out by this group.

The Virtual Conga

Anyone interested in the Conga? Here it is.

 

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