titty

[Jonathan Lighter]

It's *like* diddling but different.

JL

On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 7:22 PM, Dave Hause <dwhause at jobe.net> wrote:

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> Is it as satisfying to paradiddle as to diddle?
> Dave Hause, dwhause at jobe.net
> Waynesville, MO
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> From: "Bruce Hunter" <bhunter3 at MINDSPRING.COM>
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> Greetings All!
> Sorry, nowhere in the 40 International Drum Rudiments or 126 Hybrid
> Rudiments lists does this occur. The closest is "Paradiddle" with, of
> course the normal attendant derivatives.
> V/R,
> Bruce Hunter
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> Joel S. Berson wrote:
> > Isn't "titty" one of the standard "words" used to describe drum patterns?
> >
> > Joel
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