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Ed Blackwelll — Singin' On The Set

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by Scott K.Fish | photos by Tom Copi
Jun 8, 2017

Terry Bozzio: Burnin'

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by Robin Tolleson | photos by Paul Jonason
Jun 8, 2017

Sonny Greer: The Elder Statesman Of Jazz

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by Scott K. Fish
Jun 8, 2017

Yuval Lion

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Story by Ken Micallef | Photos by John Fell
May 31, 2017

Deep Purple’s Ian Paice

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Interview by Mike Haid
May 31, 2017
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Casey Cooper

Dream big. Work hard. Influence many.

Story and photo by Mike Haid
May 31, 2017

The Drum Thing

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Text by Armine Iknadossian and Adam Budofsky
May 31, 2017

Sounds and Setups

1967 was a year when wild was in. And of the rock bands commanding the world’s attention that year, it didn’t get much wilder than the Who, Cream, and the Jimi Hendrix Experience. The same could be said for the drummers who made them go—and the kits on which they did it.

by Adam Budofsky
May 31, 2017

On Ringo Starr

The Shock of the New

by Billy Amendola
May 31, 2017

Swinging London

THE ZOMBIES and THE MOODY BLUES might have originated in St. Albans and Birmingham, respectively, but few groups more fully captured the urbane and artsy edge of the British Invasion’s London HQ—even if one band was on its way up and the other on its way out.

by Ilya Stemkovsky and Adam Budofsky
May 31, 2017

Vanilla Fudge’s Carmine Appice

If any drummer in the history of classic rock can say he’s seen it all, it’s him. From defining the role of star journeyman player in the ’70s, penning a classic method book, and pioneering the rock-drumming clinic to setting the bar for rock-star excess that’s still referenced today, the drummer known to many simply as “Carmine” has made a career out of standing out from the crowd. It all started fifty years ago, when he powered an explosive young group that grabbed TV audiences by the throat and promptly skyrocketed up the charts….

by Ken Micallef
May 31, 2017

The Doors’ John Densmore

Tapping Into Infinity

Story by Adam Budofsky | Photos by Alex Solca
May 31, 2017
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1967 Rock Drumming

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by Adam Budofsky
May 31, 2017

Shelly Manne

Many of the things that drummers take for granted today would never have come about if someone hadn't dared to try it first; if some pioneer hadn't crossed over into unexplored territory; if some drummer hadn't found a new way of propelling a band.

by David Levine
May 25, 2017
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