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Re: Bob Brozman



If the Lakota  drum on 2 and 4, and there's no colonizer to hear it......does it still groove?

Maybe Bob knows the answer to this.....

JF

"Maybe the American drumming changed after the colonizers arrived.. as a form of resistance.     no colonizers around to hear the drumming (perhaps less march like) in its orig .form   ;-)
 "

> Doesn't most Native American drumming and chanting fly in the face of that little tangent of his?  

Excellent counter-example.  What the heck...he's an anthropologist/musician, not a logician. :)

Kris

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