Sentence examples for famous drummers from inspiring English sources

Some of the other projects he tackled while on his break from drumming include running a production company, which he still owns, conducting a lecture tour on college campuses, attending law school for a brief stint, and writing a book based on interviews with famous drummers.

Ed Shaughnessy, whose mutton-chop whiskers and swinging rhythms made him one of the most famous drummers in jazz during his nearly three decades with Doc Severinsen's "Tonight Show" band, has died.

List famous drummers and bands from all styles of music.

If a student has a defeating attitude, don't force them to play, rather talk to them about why something is "too hard" and maybe share personal experiences or storied you heard about famous drummers to inspire them to try again.

Many famous drummers like Mike Bordin of Faith No More & Megadeth's current sticksman Shawn Drover are left-handed, but set up their kits as right-handed, moving the ride cymbal to the left side of their kits to improve performance.

It's clearly based on the famous Kodo drummers, whose fabulous rhythmic muscularity was being displayed at packed houses at Tokyo's Suntory Hall.

It's incredibly famous among drummers and The Who fans.

If New Orleans is famous among musicians for its drummers, and Memphis is known for its soul and blues singers, Texas is tenor-saxophone territory.

Just up the hill on Washington Street is Abbot Hall, a red brick Victorian that serves as Marblehead's Town Hall; Archibald Willard's famous painting of two colonial drummers and a fife player, called "The Spirit of '76," is displayed there.

Benford, 74, has never been famous, but he was one off the first modern drummers.

He then placed a group of drummers behind it, which were lead by the famous Serbian progressive rock musician Dragoljub Đuričić.