No need for the photo, I just wanted to know what they were made of. That's a really cool cocktail kit and for the money, you can't beat it with a stick! You did good with that one.

I'm glad you guys enjoyed the Seagulls. Here's one more from them. Again, they are a band of talented musicians. Hey, I'll bet they all met as children at a summer camp for pale young boys! :D

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Li58voy6xXM"]The Trooper by Steve'n'Seagulls (LIVE) - YouTube[/ame]

John

Cocktails Everyone!

Oh I remember those good times.

Purdie, great band. Thanks

Tin Man, such a deal no matter where they were made and an awesome color.

I like green. Right?

scott

This guy makes some pretty interesting cocktail kits. Billy Blast. I have bought some lugs and parts from him over the years. Seems like a decent guy.

http://billyblastdrums.easystorecreator.com/items/cocktail-kit~mini-kit/happy-hour-drums-detail.htm

I like this one even more! Thanks again John

I have come to the conclusion you are born with it, musically speaking. I have a Giuseppe accordion, a banjo, a fiddle/violin, a bunch of drums, a lot of cymbals, some other stringed thing, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, a drawer full of spoons, a vise with an anvil, plenty or wrenches in the tool box and I can't play any of them worth a lick.

These cats look like they bale hay all day long then jam out behind the barn afterwards, and sound like a million bucks!

Sometimes it is just humbling watching others perform......LOLcrying2-07Mind BlowiMind BlowiMind Blowi

There is cocktail drum for $100 on the Vintage Drum Exchange web site

http://drumexchange.com/vintage_files/MelodyCocktailDrumset.jpg

The picture has been on the web page a long time, I cant say for certain the drum is still there.

I had one a few decades back. It's one of the many things I wish I still had.

drumexchange looks to have a ton of fun percussion stuff! That cocktail drum (for anyone interested) is still listed there on the site. Lots of cool stuff! Thanks for the link.

John