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Music Interviews

TW 2 Comments Albert King, Cross-Eyed Mary, Freddie King, Ian Anderson, jeff beck, JethroTull, Jonathan Noyce, martin barre, Trick of Memory, Tull

Martin Barre – Interview with Jethro Tull guitarist

Question: “Do you like Jethro Tull?” Answer: “Yeah, I have a bunch of his albums.” Rock music fans will

TW 0 Comments Barriemore Barlow, hard rock, Ian Anderson, jazz folk, jethro tull, orchestral percussion, thick as a brick

25 Great Moments in Rock Drumming: Barriemore Barlow, “Thick As A Brick”

25 Great Moments in Rock Drumming – Day 9: Barriemore Barlow, “Thick As A Brick,” from Thick As A Brick

TW 4 Comments Allan Holdsworth, Barriemore Barlow, billy cobham, black crowes, brian downey, brian robertson, Bruce Crump, Chicago, Colosseum, danny seraphine, Genesis, Ian Anderson, jethro tull, John Bonham, John Densmore, Jon Hiseman, led zeppelin, Levon Helm, Molly Hatchet, neil peart, phil collins, Phil Ehart, phil lynott, progressive rock, rock music, Rod D'Eath, Rory Gallagher, rush, scott gorham, Steve Gorman, Tempest, The Band, The Doors, thin lizzy, Tom Sawyer

10 Underrated Rock Drummers

Drums and drummers are the backbone of rock music, heavy metal, jazz, blues, big band and many other music genres.