April 1982 – Volume 6 • Number 2
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Articles in April 1982
Staying In Tune
Q. I'm 26 and lost a wife and two children in a divorce. I've since remarried a wonderful girl who is supportive of my career. We have a 7-month old boy who seems to enjoy the road as much as…
Quiet Giant: The Tubes' Prairie Prince
Mention the Tubes and most likely people will conjure up an image of a TV bred generation run amok: giant back projections and video screens onstage surrounded by a nonstop array of dancers moving in and out of insanely…
NARADA MICHAEL WALDEN: Inspired
"I'm not sure I really deserve to be in this magazine as a musician because who am I? But I do feel that if I'm going to be in it, it is just to inspire musicians to lead better lives…
Rock 'N' Jazz Clinic - Linear Coordination: Part 1
One simple, very effective technique is linear coordination. Through this technique the most ingenious fills may be expressed. Linear coordination means harmoniously dividing a rhythm on different parts of the drumset, to be played by hands and feet in a…
MAX WEINBERG - Good Time on "E" Street
There's an old song that says: "Talk about a dream. If you don't have a dream, how are you going to make your dreams come true?" In a world where eighty-seven percent of the people have no dreams…
Drum Soloist: Jack DeJohnette "It's You Or No One"
Album: She Wax Too Good To Me, Chet Baker CT1 6050 SI
April 1982 - Volume 6 • Number 2
Max Weinberg, Narada Michael Walden, Danny Gottlieb, Prairie Prince, Hal Blaine, Gina Schock, Jack DeJohnette, Bill Bruford, Ed Shaughnessy
Up and Coming — Go-Go's Gina Schock
"In high school, when my friends would get money, they'd buy make-up and clothes. I'd buy records and drum heads. I was a peculiar child, I guess." Not really. Most kids in high school dream about doing something exciting with…
