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Come on Eileen Drum Sheet Music
Artist: Save Ferris Transcription By: KiwiDrums Type: Full Drum Transcription

Sunday, November 2, 2025 at 8:19 am -0700

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  • Album It Means Everything
  • Genre SKA
  • Drummer Marc Harismendy
  • Time Signature 4/4
  • Difficulty4
  • Year1997
  • Tempo138
Better than the drum tab, this is a full drum transcription, drum sheet music chart, or drum score for Come on Eileen by Save Ferris.
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David Vincola
Got me through the gig but...

...spacing is really tight, barlines not lined up, transcriber should research what is generally used as a crash cymbal notehead, dynamics should be under the staff, use of half note rests are allowed and encouraged where appropriate, chart contains no double barlines.

Thanks for purchasing my transcription.
'....spacing is really tight' is because I wanted to keep it to 2 pages. 'bar lines not lined up' I find lining up the bar lines can be impractical as some bars contain more notes etc and require more space to keep the note distances the same. 'transcriber should research what is generally used as a crash cymbal note head '. I realize the non-circled note head is used as a crash cymbal, but I prefer the circled version as it makes it stand out more from the hi hat note head. 'dynamics should be under the staff' Yes that's correct, I've edited that, thanks. 'use of half note rests are allowed and encouraged where appropriate' I find 1/4 note rests easier for reading. 'chart contains no double barlines' This comment I like and should have used at the tempo change.
Thanks for your comments, although I thought it deserved more than 2 stars.
Glad it got you through the gig, I'd love to play this with a band.

Regards
Alan Grady