Now just the other day i had the joy of seeing the face of a young kid light up in disbelief not really believing that what was happening was actually true. You might remember when Trav Demsey and myself put on the Secret Drum Day earlier this year and all profits were used to buy a kit for Whitlesea High School which had to deal with the trauma of the horrible bushfires. Well one of our customers Scott Griffiths on hearing about our efforts came forward and informed me that he had a drumkit sitting round gathering dust and could i find a suitable home for it. Not long after this offer another customer Adam Dennis from the Flowerdale area emails me requesting ways that me might be able to help a kit out who lost everything in the bushfires. Don't you just love it when your world's align? Bingo i had a match and was able to facilitate the handover of the kit and cymbals to Kane who was bloody rapt just the other day.

So if any of you have a kit that's just sitting around gathering dust and probably a little bit of rust, let me know, bring it in to Revolver Drums and let us find a home for it where it will be really appreciated and bring a little joy to someone who's being doing it real tough.

Thanks once again to Scott for his generosity and for Adam who helped organised for Kane and his mum to collect the kit.

A truly great outcome.

On another topic don't forget about the Daniel Glass clinic Dec 15th - tix only $12

It should be a ripper. Daniel is a great player and a noted music historian. He will be talking through the last 8 decades of music, discussing how different genres have influenced eachother, and how these genres have influenced today's music. If you want to get your head around all of  the roots music genres you have to check this one out.

A must see for drummers and a wealth of information for all musicians.