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I finally saw the movie "There's Something About Mary" last night. I was surprised to find that they featured a Yamaha Club Jordan kit (the champagne pink one with the side snare and tom) in the little musical interludes sprinkled through the movie.<br> <br> Anybody know of any other movie...

Look for the posting on this list from 2/7/01 called Padded cases for Club Jordan?<br> <br> You might look into the cases Yamaha sells for the Club Jordan. I think you get two cases for about $250. One is for the 15x24 main drum and one is for the tom, snare, and footpedal.<br> <br> I only have the ...

I was on ebay today and did a search on cocktail drums. (I'm not looking, honest. My modified Club Jordan is working fine. I was just curious.) Anyway, there was a listing from some music store for a Peace brand Manhattan model cocktail drum set. It was described as having an 18x14 upright "bas...

Just wanted to send a big THANKS out to FunkyWilly and John Mettam for the info on mounting a tom. That picture of the cocktail drum with the two toms on it inspired me to finally drill some holes and mount my own tom. I used the ball-type mounting rod and 7/8 inch mounting clamp (by Gibraltar?). I ...

Note: I screwed up and posted this to the section on describing your drum. Then I realized that it really belongs here instead.<br> <br> I have a standard Yamaha Club Jordan (no little snare or tom) and I've done a few mods to make it a little more like a standard rock drum kit. That's why I refer t...

Johnny,<br> <br> I saw your earlier post on the BahiBass heads so I checked it out at my local music store. The store guy found them in his Remo catalog but they only listed 12", 14", and 16" sizes. No 15", which is the size my Yamaha Club Jordan needs!!&%$*!! I think I'll co...

Hi there, fellow cocktail fanatics.<br> <br> I've slowly been getting myself together and now I'm ready to start carrying my drum around and playing with some friends. I bought a padded bag for my cymbals and a plain old duffel bag for my few pieces of hardware. However, I've had no success finding ...

<br> I saw my first cocktail drum set about 6 months ago. The guy who was playing it (extremely well) in a very tight<br> little cover band was nice enough to turn me on to the Cocktail Drum Lounge so I could learn more.<br> <br> I've played (very rhythmic) rhythm guitar all my life but when I laid ...