those bass straps look like they put a lot of torque on the neck...ludwig and pearl both sell over the shoulder straps in black and white that are alot more comfortable.
@pokechatter the 110 doesnt actually march quads. They have dual toms players. If you listen closely tho you can here them. Maybe i just notice them as I am a quints player but still.
Is there anyway you could send me the music to Cherry, Jimbo and No!? Im an athens high school marching percussion member and would love to mess around with the cadences. Please let me know.
First off its Graham, second it doesn't matter how much or little you do it's all coming from the same place, and third anyone who was or is in the 110 is there for a reason no matter what instrument they play.
Love this video! My dad is an OU110 Percussion alumni and I've enjoyed homecoming many times and these cadences bring back memories. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for uploading this...I going to Graham High school (Ohio) next year and we play basicaly all of you guys's cadences (Kimbo, Morningwood, Cops, Cherry, Selvester, etc) and this video help me get a head start on learning at least some of them
@12345timm Yes, those are duos. Notice that there are two sets - You can basically think of it as quads split up: Drums 1&2 together for one set of duos and drums 3&4 for the next set. It has always been this way since the 110 first came into existence. Ergo, it will always be this way as it is our tradition. You can get a hell of a lot more tonality and rhythm patterns from our set up. Quads and quints are for corps. Welcome to the college level of GROOVE.
I enjoyed this. Thanks.
those bass straps look like they put a lot of torque on the neck...ludwig and pearl both sell over the shoulder straps in black and white that are alot more comfortable.
Probably gonna audition for snare there or OSU in a few years
yeah!
@pokechatter the 110 doesnt actually march quads. They have dual toms players. If you listen closely tho you can here them. Maybe i just notice them as I am a quints player but still.
Our highschool does similar cadences to OU. I love it!
Yeah Baby! OU class of '66
Is there anyway you could send me the music to Cherry, Jimbo and No!? Im an athens high school marching percussion member and would love to mess around with the cadences. Please let me know.
First off its Graham, second it doesn't matter how much or little you do it's all coming from the same place, and third anyone who was or is in the 110 is there for a reason no matter what instrument they play.
Love this video! My dad is an OU110 Percussion alumni and I've enjoyed homecoming many times and these cadences bring back memories. Thanks for sharing.
Possibly because they wanted to house more people in the band?
But probably because it's tradition.
Plus it's badass.
That was a loud trunkbutt :)
me too
@pokechatter dude its a 110 cadence so its the original.... this is what its supposed to sound like lol
Man this band has so much fun! Rock on marching 110!
Charlie Marty?
This drumline is awesome.
ah yes, the ol "jimbo" funk cadence written back in the 70's by jim warrick.
Carver is our band director now at Johnstown. Doing a great job!
Thanks for uploading this...I going to Graham High school (Ohio) next year and we play basicaly all of you guys's cadences (Kimbo, Morningwood, Cops, Cherry, Selvester, etc) and this video help me get a head start on learning at least some of them
The funnest cadence to play of them all!
This is awesome. I'm planning on auditioning on snare in August.
I enjoy practicing to this thx Dylan (little bass player in here) for all the help at our school man!
why the hell does everybody clap?
@bailesie I personally don't like cherry that much, but the way they play it sounds...off. Like its missing something.
Hey Shawn. This is "Keeton's" dad. Always great to hear the 110!
Have a good one!
no way near famu marching 100!!!!!!! 03'
@12345timm
Yes, those are duos. Notice that there are two sets - You can basically think of it as quads split up: Drums 1&2 together for one set of duos and drums 3&4 for the next set.
It has always been this way since the 110 first came into existence. Ergo, it will always be this way as it is our tradition. You can get a hell of a lot more tonality and rhythm patterns from our set up. Quads and quints are for corps.
Welcome to the college level of GROOVE.
@ohioasp even with low quality sound recording and the echo from the room, one should still be able to here a little bit of toms.
I was nodding my head and tapping my foot for that past 10 minutes.
what the hell? why are they playing .. duos? is that what they are called? doubles? idk.. they arent quads or tennors... why are they playing those?
lol pause at 6:44
Sorry, I meant "Two Bucks" - written by Brady Frey
Called tenors and timbales
Bobby. Quit posting random messages on RUclips. :)
@Camerontheartist
How is this a song?
How? HOW?
It's a cadence, and it's called "Cadences."
Hmmm... Cherry sounds better when we, Shaker, play it. Can't hear your quads at all; what a shame.
"Your Mother"
whats the cadence at 6:42
funk
wah Jimbo. Why do they get to play Jimbo. Why can't we?!?!?
and the parts are hard enough as is without all 4 or 5 if you ad a spock
@dp315005 so sing me a chorus..... I miss limericks
@bc381900
Tricky tricky
@austinvanhalen1 Funk
@bailesie Im not kidding. I can't hear your tenors at all. The way they played it made it sound LAME.