Baconators

Posted by Chris Leone on December 19, 2008 in: Rudiment |

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[...] Challenge: Can you add a buzz on the 2nd partial of each rudiment? Also experiment with adding a diddle on the 2nd partial. Have some fun with (buzz) cheeses, (buzz) flam fives, and combinations (as in Baconators). [...]

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