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October 1986 – Volume 10 • Number 10

Randy Wright defies the usual definition of drummer. Certainly he’s that for Barbara Mandrell, but he’s so much more. Aside from being the Mandrell bandleader, Randy is a featured vocalist in the band. In fact, he is almost more at home behind the drums when he is singing than when he’s not. Also, Barbara brings Randy up front to share the spotlight with her in a duet. In fact, she has been so supportive of his talents since his joining the band in 1978 that she was instrumental in his obtaining an artist deal with MCA a few years ago. Eight years is a long time to work with the same artist, but the hectic two seasons of The Barbara Mandrell Show and the constant touring seem to have paved the way for some quieter, less chaotic times for the Mandrell unit. Certainly, her near-fatal auto accident a year ago […]
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October 1986 - Volume 10 • Number 10

Dave Weckl, Bobby Blotzer, Debbi Peterson, Randy Wright, Zoro, A.J. Pero, Stefan Kaufman, Biddie Freed

Modern Drummer
Oct 1, 1986

Debbie Peterson — She Knows What She Wants

Peterson and the rest of the Bangles, the all-female quartet out of L.A. that has become one of the hottest American groups to emerge this year.

by Robert Santelli
Nov 14, 2018

Applying The Paradiddle-diddle

As a student, I always try to seek out new ways to use rudiments on the drumset, and as a teacher, I encourage my students to do the same.

by Jeff Macko
Nov 14, 2018

Bobby Blotzer — Ratt ’n’ roll time

Being the backbone of Ratt 'n' roll isn't easy, but somebody has to do it.

by Anne M. Raso
Nov 14, 2018

Mousey Alexander — Drumming And Courage

In 1957, I was scheduled for an audition with Benny Goodman's band at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City.

by Roy Burns
Nov 14, 2018

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