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One who plays the drums.
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Travelling salesman
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A drumstick (the lower part of a chicken or turkey leg).
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Any of various fish of the family Kyphosidae which make a drumming sound.
Examples of drummers in a Sentence
No matter where you went you could hear the drummers.
The bride and groom were led into the room by dholl drums and a lot of the dancing was accompanied by the dholl drummers.
He knew about Cuban painters, and Spanish writers, and South African drummers, and all sorts of things.
Jason Bittner is one of the most influential drummers on the scene today.
Their songs are precision-engineered chunks of magnificent lo-fi pop driven along by the pair of powerhouse drummers.
Drummers are cool Speaking of that, you gotta respect any percussionist who can take the reins when his band is in a pinch.
This year the drummers of the regiment were replaced by trumpeters.
On the square in front of the Bazaar were drummers beating the muster call.
Alto drummers may reinforce the desired impression of quaver triplets by playing their parts as in Figure 1. Figure 1.
The crowds of the Portmill stage were gathered early by Toque Tambor, Hitchin 's own samba drummers who paraded through the town.
A fun nights entertainment indeed and a welcome boost to the credibility of singing drummers !
They had an unusual line-up in that the band contained two drummers, an innovation that contributed to the unique sound that made the Grateful Dead famous.
The band faced a revolving door of drummers, as is usual for most bands, until they found Lisa G., who would remain behind the kit for the rest of Cub's existence, in 1993.
The rest of the band had known beforehand that Chimes did not share their political goals, but he was one of the best drummers in London, so they didn't really mind.
He was known as one of the best drummers in London, but had not yet had commercial success.
Aaron Escolopio and Chris Wilson are former members of the band, part of a steady stream of drummers that have played with Good Charlotte.
The Beatles had been playing with a series of drummers, changing from gig to gig and knew Best from one of the clubs at which they regularly played.
The follow up release, At Dawn, came out in 2001, at which point the band experience a personnel shuffle, adding a new keyboard player Danny Cash and swapping drummers for Patrick Hallahan.
While the official color was blue, other colors of uniforms were still in use and uniforms were not supplied to non-commissioned officers or drummers and fifers.
Drummers even issued commands to the soldiers through "drum calls".
Many Union musicians wore a frock coat with a piping pattern across the front, but historical pictures make it clear that it wasn't uncommon for fifers and drummers to wear an undecorated frock coat or a sack coat.
Uniforms worn by Confederate drummers didn't look much different from uniforms worn by the other troops.
They are also used for drummers' aprons and saddle cloths in the Indian army.
Ah singing drummers, they're a rare breed.
This line-up includes at least five samba drummers and three dancers.