Tin Drum / Small Parade

Burleigh Drummond, the founding and current drummer of Ambrosia, formed Tin Drum with Mary Harris, in order to keep Burleigh creatively satisfied. In 1995, Tin Drum released their first album " Real World" after almost 6 months recording sessions.
The name Tin Drum comes from Gunter Grass' novel, "The Tin Drum", which is the story about a boy who decides that staying young is preferable to growing up. Burleigh says that the name is especially appropriate because the music of Tin Drum is, at times, incredibly playful, young and refreshing-especially the up-tempo percussion, crisp vocals and intoxicating harmonies. In 2001, Tin Drum released their second effort as the album"Small Parade".

Release: July, 2001
Label: Blind Eye Music, USA (CD Serial number: none)

Tracks:
1. Small Parade
2. Johnny
3. Wailing Wall
4. All I Want
5. Ordinary Day
6. Round And Round
7. Princess
8. Luck Of The Irish
9. South American Way
10. I Will
11. Give It Up
12. I Someday
13. Tomorrow Never Comes
14. You Might Need Me

Producer:Tin Drum

Tin Drum:
Burleigh Drummond: Drums, Percussion, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
Mary Harris: Keyboards, Piano, Vocals
Mick Mahan: Bass, Vocals
Larry Treadwell: Guitars, Mandolin, Vocals

- Musicians -
Narrative: Sierra Drummond
Vocals and Diggeridoo: Micky Drummond
Bass Clarinet, Irish Flute, Penny Whistle: Richard Hardy
Guitars: David Darling, Mike Hoffman, Gary Borin
Violin: Dr. James Sitterly
Cello: Marston Smith
Background Vocals: Jennifer Treadwell

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