June 1987 – Volume 11 • Number 5
On 01st Jun 1987
Articles in June 1987
Developing The Weak Hand
One of the most confidence-shattering problems facing any drummer is the realization that one hand just doesn't work right. At best, the weak hand will feel just a little clumsy; at worst, it can feel like it simply does not…
Son Of The One-Handed Roll
In a recent article, I made the comment that there is really no such thing as a "one-handed roll." Much to my surprise, I received a couple of letters demanding a retraction. One drum teacher in particular even offered to…
J.M. Van Eaton: Rockabilly Rhythm
Along with D.J. Fontana, Earl Palmer, and Jerry Allison, J.M. Van Eaton ranks as one of the paramount drummers in rock 'n' roll in the 1950s. In some ways, he was simply in the right place at the right time.…
Metallica's Lars Ulrich
Master Of Metal From the moment of their first independent release in 1982,Metallica had passion and potential to burn. With their third album, Master Of Puppets (Elektra), Metallica not only outdistanced the rest of the speed metal pack, but began…
John Robinson
It is November 1985. Steve Winwood's new album, Back In The High Life, is almost finished. Inside Unique recording studios in Manhattan, producer Russ Titelman is sitting behind the board, and John "J.R." Robinson is behind his drumset in the…
