| He started the concert by drumming with his hands on a tom-tom, eventually progressing to the entire kit. |
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| The basic track featured Lennon on acoustic guitar, his vocal and a tom-tom, with Harrison playing a tamboura. |
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| Each time the teacher beats a tom-tom, a picture of a different animal is shown. |
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| We went to a fair-trade import store and bought him a handmade tom-tom made of wood and hide with a lovely wooden drumstick. |
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| They even held a drumming session teaching youngsters how to play the tom-tom and bongos. |
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| However, nobody should have the temerity to mix any of these millions of potential sources of pharmaceuticals with modern medicinal products and tom-tom it as a discovery. |
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| However, every time Rudolph turned his back, the band would surreptitiously displace a tom-tom or a speaker, causing Roddy to become increasingly agitated. |
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| Not for the first time, the beat of the betting tom-tom has proved accurate. |
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| Forget the beat, beat, beat of the tom-tom. |
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| Recording engineer Tom Dowd suggested the rhythm arrangement in which drummer Ginger Baker plays a distinctive tom-tom drum rhythm, although Baker has claimed it was his idea. |
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| He might land his hardest accent in the middle of a triplet of notes, or rustle the snare and tom-tom drums with his sticks the way others brush the ride and high-hat cymbals. |
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| A pacemaker adjusts the tom-tom of his heart. |
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| Stabby Ellingtonian piano chords ring out over snickety snare-drum patterns, rumbly tom-tom figures underpin playful peckings at notes, liquid ballad intros become chord-sweeping swaggers, and then return to meditation. |
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