Rogers Holiday Snare, the best drums we forgot about.
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- Опубликовано: 3 дек 2024
- Rogers Drums made the most innovative and best sounding drums of a by gone era. I will be providing a short descrtition of the shell hardware and great workmanship of these drums.
funny story as a child I use to sit inside of my dads bass drum while he played. later in life when I was 6/7 I thought it was cool that my dad had our last name on his drum set.I later learned that Rogers was just the brand and not there because of him. we lost the kit in a house fire in my teen years but have always wanted one. I own a Tama set and am now 48. someday lol but the finish on that snare brings back fond memories.
You just made my day with that story. Thank you for sharing it with me and this channel. Thank you so much!
The rimshots you can fire off those Rogers and those deep seated hoops are amazing!!.😁
Absolutely
Thanks for the shout out brother... was a pleasure meeting you.
That's an absolutely beautiful drum.
Those are 4947 lugs ... and your dates are just a bit off.
Flat top B&B lugs were used from 53-57 then the ridged B&B lugs from 1958-1963.
In 1960 arrived the 3917 lugs which you referred to as the "shorter" lugs... the ones that the reproductions will accommodate.
Also Powertone replaced Holiday in 1963.
Keep doing what you are doing... Love this video.
And as always, reach out if you ever have any questions or concerns.
Much respect.
Thanks again brother, I’ll for sure be hitting you up. If you ever need anything make sure you let me know.
You had me at Rogers! I love me some Rogers drums. I just subscribed. Nice channel.
Thank you so much, i have a few other Rogers drums i’ll be showcasing
I fixed up my dad's Roger's Luxor model blue sparkle snare from the 60s recently. It's pretty neat. Had to wood glue and clamp one of the reinforcement rings inside.
I had to do the same with some vintage ludwig bongos. I was really happy with the outcome!
I loved my Holiday snare.....Only sold it to buy 2 COB Powertone snares....27 snare drums at one point....Scaled down to 3 in my old age.....
Thanks for the comment, you really paired down. I try really hard to play all my snares so i can justify keeping them. I think I’m up to 15 snares. What 3 snares did you end up keeping?
@@vazquez808 My new Dynasonic...no serial number....My friend designed the new drums...My Pearl 5X13 brass sensatone,and a 3X13 that I built.Looking for one more.Maybe try to find a COB Powertone again.
I sure do love your videos!!!!! Your knowledge of these drums is great. Thanks for another home run video. I am a #1 fan of Rogers, and love Anthony's amazing work as well. Can I ask you a stupid question without offending you? On your videos, you often tap the drums with some kind of stick. I hope it's just a plastic straw, but it sounds like it's metal. Anyway, keep these awesome videos coming.
Thanks again for your comments. Anthony is a total beast when it comes to Rogers. I’ve been wanting to attend the rogers drum show. It was on the grounds of the old covington factory this year. And yeah, it’s a plastic stick that i use as a pointer. I wouldn’t use metal. Good looking out
Qué buenos recuerdos... Tuve una Rogers Mercury del 55 de y me arrepiento de haberla vendido. Gran tambor.
Se que hay cierta época de Rogers que usaban los lugs "Bread & Butter" y no se rompían. Alguna vez he tocado algún set con esas bellotas y el baterista que la tenía afinaba bastante alto (bop tunning). Pude inspeccionar todos los lugs y excepto uno del bombo que tenía un golpe y estaba ligeramente deformado, el resto estaba en perfectas condiciones. No pude averiguar si eran latón, zinc, acero... el caso es que después de estar en uso por este tipo durante 6 años en afinaciones altas, no parecían quebrarse.
Por otro lado, es muy raro lo del throw off. No me suena a nada de Premier, y mucho menos de esa época. Lo más parecido, y no es igual, se ven los modelos "Hi-Fi" en los años 60's. Premier en los usaba un sistema paralelo muy particular que tuvo principalmente 3 versiones: la de los 50's, la de primeros 60's hasta el 67-68 que sacaron el sistema "2000". Quisiera saber cómo has llegado a la conclusión de que esa pieza es Premier. No digo que no sea asi, solo intento aprender más, o si puedo, ayudar a los demás a entender mejor estas joyas.
Hola, tu amigo tubo mucha suerte con esos Bread and butter lugs. Por que yo no conosco a nadie que le a ido bien con esos lugs. Pero me agrada que si ai jente con experiensias buenas.
Si quitas el throw off de estos modelos esta la palabra Olympic estampada en el.
Yo me comunique con Anthony amadeo en persona y el fue el que me educo. En esos tiempos ellos compraban el 4476 orchestra. Strainer echo por premeir.
Busca en youtube- rogers drums the evolution of a holiday.
Ai tambien esplica anthony ese theow off.
Muchas gracias por estas comunicasiones. Have a great day brother