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July 04, 2008 william stephen from tain scotland, scotland
hi just came across your web site good to see your doing really well must be 40 years since we seen each other we went to school together i was david christe's best buddy well keeo on banging that drum it seems your rather good at it
Reply from Ray:
Cheers Mate, Good of you to pop by. Say hi to David if you're still in contact.
Best,
Ray
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June 30, 2008 TOMA from Melbourne, unitedstates
Yes Ray. Inviting you,Ted,and Andy to record on c.d.project. We plan on going to see you in Port Saint Lucie. Last time we spoke was at the Rosemont Horizon Theater in Chicago. Please give me a call at 1-321-501-9592. Inviting you to a couple of our bigger concerts in Melbourne. Whats up Ray.
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June 26, 2008 Peter from Duisburg, Germany (www.twinguitars.de)
Hello Ray,
just wanna say hello from Germany with greetings from Monika and me. Seems that you`re allright and as I saw you`ve got married,
I think things are going well for you.
Real guitars have wings and I think real drum kids have too, when they`re played by Mr. Weston.
Hope to see you again in the future.
Peter
Reply from Ray:
Hello Peter and Monika,
Nice to hear from you both, thanks for the kind words too. Things are going great for us here. Hope that you're both having a good summer and let me know whenever you venture out to the West Coast.
Beat wishes.
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June 24, 2008 sophie from kingston, uk
Thanks Ray. my drum teacher is actually teaching that to me at the moment.
Reply from Ray:
Checkout out drummerworld.com if you haven't already! Very good instructional stuff as well as profiles on just about all the major drummers of modern time. Keith Carlock is a favourite. Jim Chapin too for the Moeller striking method.
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June 24, 2008 Sophie from UK (http//www/youtube.com/user/one2plum)
Hello Ray,
I met you when I was 7 on a plane to Laguna 3 years ago. you gave me your sticks after showing me some tricks.
thanks for the advice.
Sophie xx
Reply from Ray:
Hi Sophie, Glad to see you kept it up and 'WOW"! Eat your heart out Phil Collins..
Keep up the 40 international drum rudiments too (or at least the first 26) Once you've worked out the sticking patterns on the snare, start to use them around the drum set over a groove. A lot of fun!!
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June 24, 2008 Laurence from Paris, France (www)
Hi Ray,
Have lost all my phone n°. Have just sent you an e-mail, hope it is the right e-mail!
Give me yr phone n° and I will give you a call. Bisous, L.
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June 21, 2008 fred simon from placentia, usa
hi
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June 20, 2008 Joel Kingsman from LA, USA
Hey Ray,
Good seeing you play the other day, the Troubadour's a great venue too.
Joel
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June 07, 2008 Vince Pitt (http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=us)
Hi Ray, Great to hear from you. Pats myspace page link is (above). If you like meditating and chilling this is the music you need.
Cheers Vince
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May 30, 2008 Vince Pitt
Hi Ray,
It's been 22 years since we last met up as Choir Militia members. Pleased to see you are still a fabulous drummer and working hard. I'm now a Graphic designer living in Pinner, married to Chrissy (A big fan of yours) for 24 years - 2 kids Dan 19 and Alex (girl) both at college learning to drink. Harry lives near me and now installs expensive kitchens, Pat is a New age music composer based in Cornwall and Paul as you probably know sadly died last October.
I am just starting to learn to play the drums properly and am looking forward to more of your on line tutorials. Congratulations on your recent marriage - the first 20 years are the hardest!
All the best
Vince
Reply from Ray:
Hey Vince,
Great to hear from you and glad to hear all's turned out wonderful for you and Chrissy.
Pat is a new age music composer you say - pass on a website address so I can check it out.
Very sad news about Paul. What a great guy he was and will be remembered like that by all who knew him I know.
24 years married too! Where's it all gone... crazy! Raising kids and seeing them grow has been a great blessing for you both.
All my best to you and the family.
Ray
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May 28, 2008 David Moffitt from UK (futurearthphotography.com)
Sorry David.
You're email was accidentally deleted with the spam!
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May 27, 2008 Harry shapiro
I'm trying to track down George McGowan to talk about the early Glasgow music scene.
I am writing the authorized autobiography of Jack Bruce.
Thanks.
Reply from Ray:
I suggest looking into the Glasgow live music scene. You may be able to track him down that way somehow.
Sorry I can't be of further assistance.
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May 17, 2008 Linda Kozlowski from Doylestown PA, USA
Ray, I've a long memory and wanted to wish you and yours a happy anniversary tomorrow 5/18. May you have many wonderful years ahead. I took a quick look at the WA blog and saw the recent picture with the guys, you look rested and happy, good that all is agreeing with you. Best Wishes, Linda
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May 02, 2008 Linda Kozlowski from Doylestown, PA, USA
Hi Ray, time is flying by, lots of things going on. Got accepted into a masters program, and I will be seeing REM this coming June and BEST part of all RADIOHEAD. I was able to obtain tickets in the 100 section of Susquehanna Bank where they will be playing August 12. I cannot believe it. Give a shout back and let me know how you are....stay well and happy. Ciao Linda
Reply from Ray:
Ahoy Linda,
Sounds like all's going good and you've a lot going on.
REM and Radiohead sounds like a good day out!
Everything well in the Weston camp and thanks for asking.
Keep well and enjoy summer.
All the best,
Ray
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May 01, 2008 Mike Day from Gerrards CRoss, UK
Hi Ray
Just stopped by your site - hope you are well. Like the YouTube drum school piece on home page.
Have been seeing Andy and the boys a bit over the last week as they are on tour over here. Joe is proving a good replacement for the master!!
At Ashcon this year we are having a fan's gig the night before which I've entitled Wishclone Ish and I shall be playing a few numbers so should be great fun.
Property market is shot over here so nearly broke and I've had to sell Porsche but now that Sue and I are grandparents to two gorgeous little girls (Georgia and Eleanor) life remains good!
Stay well my friend.
Best wishes
Mike (and Sue)
Reply from Ray:
Hi Mike,
Good to hear from you again.
Sorry to hear about the slump. You'll know how effected it is over here too!
Glad all's good with the family.
Have fun on the night!
Best wishes to you and Sue.
Ray
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April 30, 2008 Bob Pirie from Glasgow, Scotland
Hi Ray,
You're a long way from the Magnet Showband and McCormacks in Glasgow, and for that matter Hendon london 1976.
Last time I saw you was 1990 with wishbone.
I've followed your progress on and off over the years and just happened to stumble across your website when researching drum teachers for my daughter. Impressive and in formative.
Take care and maybe hear from you soon.
Reply from Ray:
Hi Bob,
Great to hear from you after all this time.
Yes indeed time has flown and moved on since the Magnet and Hendon times!
Glad to hear you're getting your daughter interested in drumming.. keep me posted!
All the best for now.
Ray
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April 28, 2008 Rwanda from Temecula, Rwanda (http://ringtoneszsite.net/ringtones/free-tracfone-ringtones.html)
Nothing can stop you now.
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March 22, 2008 Joanie Moscardelli from Edwardsville Illinois, USA
Hey Ray,
Josh I am behind time! Congratulation on your marriage! I have been a little under the weather for about 5 months. I had to have emergency surgery the last weekend in November, I had a ruptured disc in my neck. My surgery was The day that WA was playing in STL. So I missed out of all the fun in STL and Chicago. Ian, Dorrine, Ca Danny, Dave, Carol did stop by to see me before they all went to the Chiago Show. I should do miss seeing you with the guys!
Have a Happy Easter!
Joanie
Reply from Ray:
Hi Joanie. So glad to hear you're on the mend, and can only guess the excruciating pain you must have suffered! Glad you managed to catch up with everyone.
Thanks for the congratulations and well wishes.
We're all very fine here. Winter was a little wet but back to the usual So Ca' weather now.. sunny and hot!
Happy Easter to everyone.
Best wishes,
Ray
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March 18, 2008 Martin Briggs from Heversham, England (Gone but never forgotten !!!)
Missed you in the band last year and will seem strange again this year seeing Wishbone Ash without you. The new guy is good but - he's not you !
I'll never ever forget the accustic set at The Platform in Morecembe (must be the only railway station you've ever played at)in October 2006 fantastic.
Thanks for the memories - I'm keeping the faith.
Reply from Ray:
Hi Martin, Thanks for dropping by and the kind words.
I think you're right about Morecambe Platform being the only station, but there has been some unusual settings I've played along the way.
There was a library a few weeks ago - a little odd! and the time at The Natural History Museum in London with the skeleton of a Bruhathkaosaurus (that's a 44' dinosaur) with the head hanging down with about an inch to spare from touching the cymbals. All super crazy!!
All the best.
Ray
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March 13, 2008 Linda Kozlowski from Doylestown, PA, USA
Bon giorno, Ray...just caught Vanilla Fudge last nite with all ORIGINAL members....Stein, Bogart, Appice, Martell at Sellersville Theatre. So good to see the original team and hear the power of their music. Carmine had a much smaller kit because of the small venue size, not the custom animal print Slingerland set, still very powerful. He did a drum solo on a metal trash can, unbelievable showman. They played the classics "Season of the Witch", Keep Me Hanging On, Shotgun (my fav). And stuff from the new album "In the Out Door" Zeppelin covers, pretty good. Had a chance to chat with them afterwards too, Carmine did an article for Modern Drummer last year, so lots to talk about. I even caught one of his sticks!!! I've pictures, let me know if your email address is the same and I will forward them to you. Kind regards and love to all, Linda
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