
Trommeslagere Fra USA: Steve Jordan, Levon Helm, Steven Adler, Jimmy Carl Black, Jeff Porcaro, Dave Lombardo, Tico Torres, Buddy Rich
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Art & Photography
Format
Paperback
Pages
76
Language
Danish
Published
Aug 9, 2011
Publisher
Books LLC, Wiki Series
ISBN-10
1232280003
ISBN-13
9781232280002
Description
This book offers a captivating exploration of some of America's most celebrated drummers, each contributing unique sounds and styles to the world of music. Readers are introduced to legends such as Steve Jordan, whose grooves have been pivotal in shaping modern rock, and Levon Helm, renowned for his soulful drumming that propelled the sound of The Band. The narrative dives deeper into the lives of other influential percussionists like Steven Adler, known for his explosive energy, and the eclectic Jimmy Carl Black, who brought a distinct flavor to the music scenes of the sixties and seventies.
Throughout its pages, the work illuminates each drummer's career, influences, and signature techniques, presenting a rich tapestry of rhythmic history. It pays homage to the masters of the craft, including Jeff Porcaro and Buddy Rich, while highlighting their distinctive contributions that have resonated across genres. This examination of their artistry captures the essence of drumming and its pivotal role in the evolution of contemporary music.
Throughout its pages, the work illuminates each drummer's career, influences, and signature techniques, presenting a rich tapestry of rhythmic history. It pays homage to the masters of the craft, including Jeff Porcaro and Buddy Rich, while highlighting their distinctive contributions that have resonated across genres. This examination of their artistry captures the essence of drumming and its pivotal role in the evolution of contemporary music.
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