The Sound of Rhythm Bones by Michael Baxter
For anyone new to rhythm bones, it can be overwhelming to know which type to get. This video compares many of the common types of rhythm bones, from Rosewood and Ebony, to Natural Cow Rib and Shin Bone. Some sound similar while others have a very distinctive sound. Most players enjoy an ever growing collection, but the cost adds up so this video will help you choose your favorites. Note, the same set of bones can produce various tones depending on the type of grip and the surface where the bone is struck. We're not going down that rabbit hole in this video. A very special thank you to David Bragger of Old-Time Tiki Parlour for allowing me to use his most excellent version of "Cripple Creek". He has a catalog of wonderful music by several musicians. Visit his site @ https://oldtimetikiparlour.com/ A very special thank you to Scott Miller @ BoneDryMusic.com, Mardeen Gordon @ Shooting Star Bones, Tom Connelly @ IrishBones.com, and Steve Wixon @ The Rhythm Bones Society. Michael Baxter is a Commercial Photographer of 20 years. He's also a gourmet coffee roaster @ Black River Coffee, and a member of The Rhythm Bones Society.
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