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Tony Fagenson
Giving His All For Eve 6 (September 2005 Issue)
Coming off a platinum debut album isn't always easy, but Eve 6 is
confident that their sophomore offering, Horrorscope, is going to follow suit.
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Tony Fagenson
It's All In His Head (September 2005 Issue)
Ask Tony Fagenson to define his role as drummer of the trio called Eve 6
and he'll give you a response straight out of American Bandstand: "The beat, man."
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Fantastic Four
From The Church To The Shed (July 2009 Issue)
In this online exclusive, we continue our conversation with Gerald Heyward, Aaron Spears, Cora Coleman-Dunham, and Nisan Stewart.
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Zac Farro
Getting An Early Start (September 2008 Issue)
After several months of constant road work, eighteen-year-old Paramore drummer Zac Farro is finally back at home relaxing.
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Mike Fasano
Finding His Own Niche (September 2005 Issue)
When Mike isn't on the road with Warrant, he stays busy as one
of
LA's premier drum techs, a job he literally fell into after working as
Matt Sorum's tech on sessions for
GN'R's Spaghetti Incident.
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Pierre Favre
Their Own Little Orchestra (September 2005 Issue)
Swiss drummers Pierre Favre and Fredy Studer brought their duo, Drum
Orchestra, to the States for a rare four-date tour this past November (including a stop at the Percussive Arts Society International
Convention in Dallas).
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Steve Ferrone
A Memorable Superbowl Performance (June 2008 Issue)
Drumming great Steve Ferrone is always busy. One particularly fun project he recently completed was a live recording called Soul Summit.
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Billy Ficca
Too Busy For Television (February 2007 Issue)
After Television emerged from New York’s punk underground in 1977 with their landmark Marquee Moon album–a sly balance of dissonance and melody, which became a template for The Strokes, Sonic Youth, Interpol, and countless others–they never really toured much.
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Steve Fidyk
The Beauty Of Big
Band (September 2005 Issue)
An impressive feature of Steve Fidyk's drumming on the new CD A
Perfect Match by The Taylor/Fidyk Big Band is the wide range of styles covered.
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Anton Fig
Mr. Late Night Has His Day (September 2005 Issue)
For the past four years, Anton Fig has been hard at work conceiving and
creating his first solo effort, Figments. Thanks to a bank loan (so he could record a good portion of it at home with Pro
Tools) and his consistent work on The Late Show With David Letterman, Fig's been able to complete the album.
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Lee Finkelstein
Feeling The Power Of Tower (September 2005 Issue)
When New York drummer Lee Finkelstein got the call to cover Dave
Garibaldi's chair for a string of gigs with Tower Of Power, he had every reason to feel well prepared. In a career spanning over
twenty years, Finkelstein has built up a reputation as one of the funkiest and most versatile drummers in town.
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Jon Fishman
Pork Evolution (September 2005 Issue)
"If someone had told me all the things that would happen in my life in 2001, I
wouldn't have believed them," says Jon Fishman, the famed Phish sticksman. After the band's 1999 New Year's
concert, where tens of thousands of fans spent the weekend listening to the band play for hours at a time, then their summer and
fall 2000 tours, Jon and his partners in improv decided to take a break. They had been touring and recording for seventeen years
and "found it difficult to top themselves."
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Mick Fleetwood
The Return Of The Mac Daddy (June 2009 Issue)
Decades after helping Fleetwood Mac become the biggest pop phenomenon of the ’70s, Mick is still keeping time like only he can.
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Alexis Fleisig
Series 7 Drumming (October 2001 Issue)
When director Daniel Minahan needed an edgy, suspenseful score for
his film Series 7, a dark, satiric lampoon of reality-based TV focusing on a fictional game show where contestants compete
to the death', the film's music supervisor suggested they "se
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Stephen Flinn
Embracing The Avant-Garde (September 2007 Issue)
Stephen Flinn spent the ’70s gigging in hard rock bands, and the ’80s immersed in honing his jazz technique. Today he considers himself an “avant-garde-ist.”
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Sam Fogarino
Rock 'N' Roll Antics (September 2005 Issue)
Drums are the heart
of rock 'n' roll - even Huey Lewis will
cop to that. So why were the
first forty seconds of Interpol's 2002 debut, Turn On The Bright Lights, missing
drums?
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Abe Fogle
Lighting The Flame With Rob Thomas (December 2006 Issue)
Taking over a high-profile drum seat is always a delicate situation for a musician. He must figure out his boundaries and freedoms within the material. Did Abe have freedom with Thomas’s songs?
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Nathan Followill
Southern Accents (July 2007 Issue)
Even strapping young lads like Kings Of Leon drummer Nathan Followill aren’t immune to the aches and pains of touring. It’s par for the course when you’re a grizzled road dog by your mid-twenties.
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Andrew Forsman
Manipulating The Drums (January 2008 Issue)
The first thing you’ll notice on The Fall Of Troy’s Manipulator is that there’s a lot of sound happening, for a three-piece post-punk act.
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Jake Fowler
Mad At Gravity's (September 2005 Issue)
As if recording
wasn't tough enough, imagine having to play drums with a
bad cold and
having your mouth covered with duct tape. Alas, that's where Mad At
Gravity's Jake Fowler found
himself while recording the band's debut
release, Resonance.
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Jeff Fowlkes
Robert Bradley's Blackwater Surprise (September 2005 Issue)
Detroit resident Jeff Fowlkes couldn't be happier with
his gig, Robert Bradley's Blackwater Surprise.
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Jim Fox
Riding Again With The James Gang (September 2006 Issue)
As The James Gang’s founder and only constant member during their 1966–76 run, you would think their criminally unheralded drummer, Jim Fox, would know if he owned the rights to his band’s name.
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Danny Frankel
Vibration
Of Sound (September 2005 Issue)
Drummer/percussionist Danny Frankel lives in a world of sounds. His latest
release, The Vibration Of Sound
(Transparency), is a collage of organic percussion sounds. As he
explains it, "I hike
every morning and listen to things like hawks and
woodpeckers. They are natural percussion."
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Denise Fraser
Perfecting Her Gilligan Grooves (September 2005 Issue)
Denise Fraser's drumming career has involved some serious
island-hopping.
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Brian Frasier-Moore
On Drums (September 2005 Issue)
Philly born and raised Brian Frasier-Moore has been supplying the beat for Christina
Aguilera since the beginning of her career. Not only is he thrilled to be her drummer, he also appreciates the relationship
they've cultivated.
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Brian Frasier-Moore
R&B Great Brian Frasier-Moore Born To Play (November 2008 Issue)
Aaliyah, Ginuwine, Ciara, Janet Jackson, Patti LaBelle, Babyface, Justin Timberlake, Backstreet Boys, Christina Aguilera, Usher, and now Madonna–no doubt about it, Brian Frasier-Moore has carved out an amazing career.
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Josh Freese
In Demand (September 2005 Issue)
Looking at Josh Freese across a Starbucks table, it's hard to believe I've known
him since he was eleven years old. Suddenly it struck me that he was then the same age that my son is now, and the comparison
was mind-blowing. At eleven years old, Josh was already fiercely into his instrument. He had a career focus and a true
commitment. When I met this kid, I wondered to myself if his ambition would last.
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Josh Freese
Time Bandit (September 2007 Issue)
Time. Feel. Groove. Pulse. For many, these are illusive concepts with multiple meanings. Does a heavy metal drummer “feel” the pulse in the same way as a pop drummer?
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Steve French
Beating Drums - And Cancer (September 2005 Issue)
After a bout with cancer, Steve French is happily back at in the saddle
with country singer Billy Ray Cyrus.
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Trevor Friedrich
Heavy Learning Experience (December 2006 Issue)
Trevor Friedrich’s band Eighteen Visions (Epic) has just released their self-titled sophomore opus, a mishmash of heavy meets melodic, which then meets metal.
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Ian Froman
Every Note Counts (September 2005 Issue)
Ferocious!
That's Ian Froman live with Dave Liebman, Rick Margitza,
and his own
band, Metalwood. If Froman kept a proper scrapbook, instead of
envelopes strewn about his Greenwich Village
co-op, it would be bulging
with clippings exclaiming much the same thing.
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Steve "Froth" Frothingham
Not So Vintage Drummer (May 2009 Issue)
L.A. psychedelic revivalists Bigelf are so dedicated to accurately replicating the sound of ’70s European prog rock, they use vintage equipment exclusively.
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Wayne Fullwood
A Mean, Simmering Groove (September 2005 Issue)
We Are Little Barrie,
the debut release by London trio Little
Barrie, has drawn enthusiastic
critical comparisons to the early Rolling Stones and James Brown for
its irresistible groove that
swings between '60s-inspired soulful rock
and funky blues.
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