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Drummers and their Big Drum Sets – Who plays the largest drum set?

January 27, 2012 TW 0 Comments alex van halen, bill kreutzmann, charlie watts, mickey hart, neil peart, pearl drums, peter criss, stewart copeland

Drummers are different. They like to hit things hard and often and sometimes even show off – “cue drum solo

Singing Drummers

October 7, 2011October 6, 2011 TW 1 Comment absent friends, best rock drummers, caves of jericho, don henley, earthy songs, eleventh earl of mar, folk tune, genesis phil collins, gil moore, hard luck woman, kiss catalog, Levon Helm, musical talents, paul stanley, peter criss, phil collins genesis, raspy vocals, vocal abilities, vocal duties, vocal talent

Drumming in a rock and roll band – or any band – has its own challenges. They call it limb

KISS-Recollections of the Hottest Band in the land: Album #2, Hotter Than Hell

July 26, 2010July 25, 2010 TW 0 Comments ace frehley, columbia records, double platinum, gene simmons, kiss discography, kiss hotter than hell, paul stanley, peter criss, rolling stones, the faces, tom petty

KISS – Recollections, Part II Continuing on with our discussion of the KISS discography, Classicrockmusicblog.com publisher, Todd Whitesel, and I

KISS – Recollections of the Hottest Band In The Land, Album #1

July 15, 2010July 14, 2010 TW 0 Comments ace frehley, band kiss, black diamond, Black Sabbath, cold gin, Deep Purple, deuce, gene simmons, grunge, nazareth, new york dolls, nothin' to lose, paul stanley, peter criss, strutter

Somewhere in the distance, an inbred kid is playing a series of beckoning banjo chords… Anyone who knows me well

25 Great Moments in Rock Drumming: Eric Carr, “I Love It Loud”

December 17, 2009 TW 1 Comment creatures of the night, eric carr, John Bonham, kiss, peter criss

25 Great Moments in Rock Drumming – Day 2: Eric Carr, “I Love It Loud,” from Kiss’s Creatures Of The