How To Take Care Of Your Handmade African Djembe Drum
November 21, 2007
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There are many musicians out there who use hair dryers to ensure that their locks look just right on stage, but Jesse Greist uses one to protect his djembe. When the drum skin on his handmade African djembe begins to mold, Jesse Greist takes out his trusty hairdryer and puts the heat on potential drum damage.
Check out this video to hear more about his djembe and how to keep one in good condition.
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