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A. Stan created many of his microphone placement innovations working with early Rock & Roll artists like Eddie Cochran - who used tape boxes as drums on some recordings. On Buffalo Sprinfields classic For What Its Worth, Stan came up with the spare - yet - complex drum figure by wrapping one of the guitar necks in paper to emulate a snare drum/high hat combination.
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