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What was Justin biebers first instrument?
He taught himself to play the drums at the age of about 2 years old.
Who played Winnie cooper on the wonder years?
Danica mckellar
How long has Kate Voegele played the mandolin?
4 years
Who played the drums on lady marmalade?
"A childhood friend of mine named Jeffrey Shannon." Actually, I believe it was New Orleans drummer Herman V. Ernest. Allen Toussaint arranged the song and hired local musicians to record it. Jeffrey Shannon is credited with percussion on that disc. Herman was the drummer for Dr. John for years and was a friend of mine. He passed away today. (3-6-12)
What happened to Gene Simmons' father?
Gene Simmons father married a black woman ang moved to trinadad around two years ago! He has since taken up the steel drums and is quite a dandy at parties
When was Reeling in the Years created?
Reeling in the Years was created in 1999.
What is the duration of Reeling in the Years?
The duration of Reeling in the Years is 1500.0 seconds.
Who is the drummer on steely dan Reelin' In the Years?
Jim Hodder
What are the release dates for My Grandmother's Ravioli - 2012 Dave Whitney - Reeling in the Years 2-10?
My Grandmother's Ravioli - 2012 Dave Whitney - Reeling in the Years 2-10 was released on: USA: 1 January 2014
What is the histery of the drums?
Drums date back thousands of years. Celtic tribes used drums for war and for celebration.
When was the flute and drums invented?
Thousands and thousands of years ago.
How long has Michael from Building429 been playing the drums?
Michael Anderson has been playing the drums since he was 10 years old.
How old was JB when he started to play the drums?
He was 4 years old
What instruments did they play 2000 years ago?
not sure but could be drums
How old are cook island drums?
69 years, and 69 months.
How old are the cook islands drums?
69 years, and 69 months.
How old is Steven in Drums Girls and Dangerous Pie?
Steven is 13 years old in the book "Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie" by Jordan Sonnenblick.
