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B2P 014 - Peter Erskine presented by Hip-BoneMusic
There may be a few drummers past or present as good as Peter Erskine, but there are none better. He is the finest musician residing behind a drum kit that I have ever been fortunate enough to play with. I had the pleasure of sharing the bandstand with Peter for a week this summer in Tokyo with Bob Mintzer’s incredible big band. It was an honor to sit down with Peter to discuss his approach to playing, his career and leading a musical life.
—Michael Davis
Hip-BoneMusic
www.hip-bonemusic.com
www.facebook.com/hipbonemusic
About the artist:
Peter Erskine defines the word virtuoso. Musically and technically, his sublime musicianship has graced over 600 CDs. He has toured and recorded with everyone from Steely Dan to Stan Kenton, Weather Report to the Berlin Philharmonic, Diana Krall to Joni Mitchell, and Maynard Ferguson to Vince Mendoza. He is professor of percussion at USC’s Thornton School of Music and is the founder/creator of fuzzymusic.com.
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There may be a few drummers past or present as good as Peter Erskine, but there are none better. He is the finest musician residing behind a drum kit that I have ever been fortunate enough to play with. I had the pleasure of sharing the bandstand with Peter for a week this summer in Tokyo with Bob Mintzer’s incredible big band. It was an honor to sit down with Peter to discuss his approach to playing, his career and leading a musical life.
—Michael Davis
Hip-BoneMusic
www.hip-bonemusic.com
www.facebook.com/hipbonemusic
About the artist:
Peter Erskine defines the word virtuoso. Musically and technically, his sublime musicianship has graced over 600 CDs. He has toured and recorded with everyone from Steely Dan to Stan Kenton, Weather Report to the Berlin Philharmonic, Diana Krall to Joni Mitchell, and Maynard Ferguson to Vince Mendoza. He is professor of percussion at USC’s Thornton School of Music and is the founder/creator of fuzzymusic.com.