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Have you ever listened to a song and thought… Who’s playing drums on this? Join long-time friends and drummers Stevie Taylor and Jonnie Adams as they dive deep into some of their favourite songs and drum performances, uncovering the stories behind the recordings. Along the way, they sit down with the drummers, musicians, songwriters and producers who helped create that music.
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Gary Husband joins Stevie Taylor and Jonnie Adams on this latest episode of Who’s on Drums to discuss Level 42 ’s “If You Were Mine” from the 1991 album Guaranteed , which he wrote and recorded at Mark King’s Summerhouse Studios on the Isle of Wight, featuring Mark King, Mike Lindup, Wally Badarou, Dominic Miller, and Alan Holdsworth. Gary recalls festival encounters with Chick Corea, the importance of strong time, and how bands gravitate toward players with the strongest pulse. Gravitas! He describes Mark King’s clear expectations for drummers, his fast, decisive production style, and the largely first-take approach on Guaranteed, plus dissatisfaction with the album’s later compressed mix compared to a tighter DAT reference mix. Gary also explains lyrical and structural inspirations for “If You Were Mine,” including Madonna’s “Open Your Heart,” its early chorus modulation, difficult 16th-note anticipations, and the “balls to the wall” drum build into Holdsworth’s solo, while reflecting on imperfections as musical character. Check out this photo reel of the Guaranteed album recording sessions Level 42 - Guaranteed Live 1992 - Full concert video For more on Gary Husband, check out his Facebook , Instagram and website or head to whosondrums.com/garyhusband. For all things Who's on Drums?, head to whosondrums.com
In the first episode of Who’s on Drums? , Sydney-based drummers Stevie and Jonnie introduce their song-focused podcast and spotlight “Big Bone,” the fourth track from Los Lobotomys 1989 self-titled debut, recorded live in the studio at The Complex in West LA before an invited audience. The drummer on "Big Bone" is Jeff Porcaro. In this episode we have special guests interviews with Los Lobotomys bandleader/keyboardist David Garfield and bassist Will Lee. For all things David Garfield and Will Lee, check out creatchy.com and willlee.com Check out the live video of Big Bone by Los Lobotomys
Have you ever listened to a song and thought… Who’s playing drums on this? Join long-time friends and drummers Stevie Taylor and Jonnie Adams as they dive deep into some of their favourite songs and drum performances, uncovering the stories behind the recordings. Along the way, they sit down with the drummers, musicians, songwriters and producers who helped create the music we all know and love. Our first episodes feature songs including Big Bone by Los Lobotomys, If You Were Mine by Level 42, and Daybreak Again by Tommy Emmanuel, with exclusive interviews with David Garfield, Will Lee, Gary Husband, Tommy Emmanuel, Mitch Farmer and more. Subscribe, follow and share at whosondrums.com . Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and wherever you get your podcasts. Coming soon… Until then, we'll keep asking the question… Who's on Drums?
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