May June 1979 – Volume 3 • Number 3
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Articles in May June 1979
Jazz Drummer's Workshop - Solving Technical Problems
by Ed Soph All instruments have several approaches to a foundational technique. These techniques are determined by the physical nature of the instrument, the styles of music to be played on that instrument, and the physical limitations and advantages of…
Rock Perspectives - Theme And Variations
Rock Perspectives Theme And Variations by David Garibaldi People ask me how I keep my ideas flowing and how I keep from getting stale and bored. This is a problem many drummers seem to have in common; a lack of…
The New York Scene
The New York Scene by Cheech Iero Modern Drummer's first discussion of percussion includes four of the busiest drummers on the New York Scene today: Herb Lovelle, Ralph MacDonald, Bernard Purdie and Grady Tate. They have been the pulse and…
Driver's Seat - Energy and the Ensemble
Driver's Seat Energy and the Ensemble by Butch Miles In my last article I talked about supporting the big band, not getting in the way, and cueing or directing the band. In this article, I'll be explaining the value of…
May June 1979 - Volume 3 • Number 3
Bernard Purdie, Herb Lovelle, Ralph MacDonald, Grady Tate
