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  • The Drum Panel Needs Your Questions!

    This week on Drummers on Drumming, I'm taking a quick break from our usual format to ask for your help!

    First, a huge thank you to everyone who filled out the recent listener survey. Your feedback has already helped improve the show, and I want to keep that going.

    I'm officially introducing Listener Questions as a regular part of The Drum Panel. The idea is simple: You submit questions, and I'll bring them to the panel for discussion.

    Have a question for The Drum Panel?

    [SUBMIT YOUR QUESTION HERE]

    Nothing is too simple, too obvious, or too ridiculous. You don't need to be a professional drummer, either.

    Some ideas to get you thinking:

    • Motivation, practice habits, and getting out of a creative rut
    • Navigating gigs, band dynamics, and the music industry
    • Technique, gear, and developing your own sound
    • Balancing music with work, family, and everyday life
    • Opinions, frustrations, or anything you've always wanted to ask other drummers
    • You can submit anonymously, and the link will be available in the show notes of every episode moving forward.

      Thanks again for listening and helping make this show better. I'll be back next week with a regular episode and some great guests on the way!

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      Drummers on Drumming (the book) takes you inside the stories, records, and moments that shaped some of the world’s greatest drummers. Built on the Big Fat Five format of digging into top influences, it’s packed with candid interviews and personal insights. Whether you’re just starting out or have been playing for years, this book is here to inspire you to sharpen your skills and find your own voice behind the kit.

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      5 min
    • The Drum Panel: Tantric drumming...

      This week on Drummers on Drumming (powered by Big Fat Snare Drum), we’re back with another installment of The Drum Panel with Mark Stepro and Chase Elodia.

      Mark plays with The Wallflowers and has worked with artists like Butch Walker and Brett Dennen, and Chase plays with Hudson Freeman and is getting ready to release his new record, Real Ones, on October 23rd.

      Check out Chase's music ⁠HERE⁠

      We continue putting the new Drum Panel format to work, using a few loose categories to give the conversation some direction without keeping us from going down whatever rabbit holes come up.

      In this episode:

      • What people are actually getting when they hire you beyond someone who can play the parts
      • Knowing a song well enough that you don’t need the usual safety nets
      • Adding drums to a song without ruining what already makes it great
      • Getting so good at serving other artists that your own music gets neglected
      • Whether music actually needs to be released to feel finished
      • Translating what an artist says they want into what they actually mean
      • Records that gave us permission to make different choices behind the kit
      • Finding creativity inside really simple drum parts
      • Whether “serving the song” can become an excuse for not making an interesting choice
      • Touring, having a family, and accepting that there might not actually be such a thing as balance
      • Plus, Tom Petty, Steve Ferrone, Brian Devendorf, Alan Myers, Stewart Copeland, Vinnie Colaiuta, and a lot more.

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        45 min
      • The Drum Panel: did someone leave shoes in the dryer ?

        This week on Drummers on Drumming, we’re back with another installment of The Drum Panel with Eric Urrea and William Goldsmith.

        William is the drummer for Sunny Day Real Estate and was also the original touring drummer for Foo Fighters. I’ve had him on the podcast before, and he’s incredibly funny, down to earth, and always really thoughtful about this stuff without taking any of it too seriously.

        We continue putting the new Drum Panel format to work this week, hitting questions from The Work, The Playing, The Why, Drummer Problems, Records + Drummers, The Hang, and Hot Takes.

        In this episode:

        • The stuff we leave out when people ask how our careers are going
        • Who first made us comfortable enough to sound bad in front of them
        • Getting out of your own way when coming up with drum parts
        • How much of our taste was decided when we were kids
        • Why certain drum sounds just feel right to us
        • What to do when you hate the programmed drum part you’re being asked to play
        • The difference between playing the part and figuring out what somebody actually wants from it
        • Drummers people assume influenced us who really didn’t
        • Hitting too hard in the studio
        • Playing the record exactly versus capturing the spirit of the original drummer
        • Some pretty fucking great stories involving David Bowie, Foo Fighters, Sunny Day Real Estate, and more
        • As always, we also end up talking about creativity, influence, ego, and all the shit we should probably be paying therapists to listen to.

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          44 min
        • The Drum Panel: be where your pigfeet are

          This week on Drummers on Drumming, we’re back with another installment of The Drum Panel with Eric Urrea and Gunnar Olsen.

          We’re continuing with the new format for the Panel, using a few loose categories to give the conversation some direction without keeping us from going down whatever rabbit holes come up.

          A lot of this one ended up being about how your relationship with drums changes the longer you do it.

          In this episode:

          • The gigs you would've killed for ten years ago that you might not take now
          • Separating being busy from actually feeling successful
          • What happens to your playing when you get nervous
          • How much technique actually matters if what you’re doing sounds good
          • Knowing when a song actually needs a fill
          • Why constantly recording and analyzing yourself can sometimes take something away from playing
          • Leaving a band when you still love the people in it
          • Drummers we understand completely differently now than we did when we were younger
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            Drummers on Drumming (the book) takes you inside the stories, records, and moments that shaped some of the world’s greatest drummers. Built on the Big Fat Five format of digging into top influences, it’s packed with candid interviews and personal insights. Whether you’re just starting out or have been playing for years, this book is here to inspire you to sharpen your skills and find your own voice behind the kit.

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            46 min
          • The Drum Panel: The kickflip of drums (NEW FORMAT)

            This week on Drummers on Drumming, we’re back with another installment of The Drum Panel with Eric Urrea and Cain Daniel.

            This episode is also a test run for a new format for the Panel. After going through the listener survey, I wanted to give these conversations a little more structure while still leaving plenty of room for us to go wherever the conversation takes us.

            In this episode:

            • What actually makes you recommend another drummer for a gig
            • What we’re listening to while we play that has nothing to do with the drums
            • How we choose the right gear for different gigs
            • Taking a gig you really want when the money sucks
            • Famous drum parts we might not understand the hype around
            • Horrible gigs that somehow led to something good
            • Having your own voice versus being adaptable enough to make a living
            • Whether you actually need to read music to be a professional drummer
            • A few Hot Takes to finish things off
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              Drummers on Drumming (the book) takes you inside the stories, records, and moments that shaped some of the world’s greatest drummers. Built on the Big Fat Five format of digging into top influences, it’s packed with candid interviews and personal insights. Whether you’re just starting out or have been playing for years, this book is here to inspire you to sharpen your skills and find your own voice behind the kit.

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              56 min
            • The Drum Panel: Can I practice having better taste?

              This week on Drummers on Drumming, we’re back with another installment of The Drum Panel.

              I’m joined by Eric Urrea, an independent drummer from Chicago who plays with Marina City and La Armada, and Adam Christgau, who has toured and recorded with artists like LP, Troye Sivan, MARINA, Sia, Miley Cyrus, Angel Olsen, Kacey Musgraves, Tegan and Sara, and more.

              I had just finished a week of rehearsals where we were recording everything, listening back, and picking apart what was actually working. So I came into this one with a bunch of thoughts I wanted to throw at Eric and Adam.

              In this episode:

              • Why the best-sounding snare might not be the most fun one to play
              • Tuning drums for the microphone versus the room
              • Shells vs plugins
              • Why dynamics might matter just as much as timing
              • The painful importance of recording and listening back to yourself
              • Why a great-feeling show doesn’t always sound great the next day
              • Whether you can actually practice having better taste
              • Learning the difference between what you think you’re playing and what’s actually coming out
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                Drummers on Drumming (the book) takes you inside the stories, records, and moments that shaped some of the world’s greatest drummers. Built on the Big Fat Five format of digging into top influences, it’s packed with candid interviews and personal insights. Whether you’re just starting out or have been playing for years, this book is here to inspire you to sharpen your skills and find your own voice behind the kit.

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                41 min
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                9 min
              • Five-ish records that might finally get you into jazz

                This week on Drummers on Drumming, I’m bringing back a re-edited 2021 conversation with my friend Anthony Fung.

                The premise was simple: five-ish records and drummers that might finally get you into jazz.

                Anthony explains what makes each drummer distinct, from Tony Williams’s fearless choices to Roy Haynes’s light touch, Elvin Jones’s rolling feel, and Billy Higgins’s unmistakable swing.

                We also talk about Anthony’s path from discovering drums through Drumline to studying at Berklee and the Herbie Hancock Institute.

                If jazz has ever felt hard to enter, this episode offers a great place to start.

                Artist - The New Tony Williams Lifetime
                Album - Believe It
                Release Year - 1975
                Key Track - “Fred”
                Drummer - Tony Williams

                Artist - Miles Davis
                Album - My Funny Valentine: Miles Davis in Concert
                Release Year - 1965
                Key Track - “Stella by Starlight”
                Drummer - Tony Williams

                Artist - Miles Davis
                Album - ‘Four’ & More: Recorded Live in Concert
                Release Year - 1966
                Key Track - “Walkin’”
                Drummer - Tony Williams

                Artist - Chick Corea
                Album - Now He Sings, Now He Sobs
                Release Year - 1968
                Key Tracks - “Steps–What Was,” “Matrix,” “Windows”
                Drummer - Roy Haynes

                Artist - John Coltrane
                Album - A Love Supreme
                Release Year - 1965
                Key Track - “Part I: Acknowledgement”
                Drummer - Elvin Jones

                Artist - McCoy Tyner
                Album - Supertrios
                Release Year - 1977
                Key Tracks - “Moment’s Notice,” “Blues for Ball”
                Drummers - Tony Williams and Jack DeJohnette

                Tony Williams plays on “Moment’s Notice.” Jack DeJohnette plays on “Blues for Ball.”

                Artist - Lee Morgan
                Album - Cornbread
                Release Year - 1967
                Key Tracks - “Cornbread,” “Ceora”
                Drummer - Billy Higgins

                The album was recorded in 1965, which explains the year mentioned during the conversation. It was released in 1967.

                Artist - Max Roach
                Album - We Insist! Max Roach’s Freedom Now Suite
                Release Year - 1960
                Key Track - No individual track named
                Drummer - Max Roach

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                40 min
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                11 min
              • YOU VOTED! Your favorite cymbal intros...

                Welcome back to Drummers on Drumming, powered by Big Fat Snare Drum.

                Today, I’m joined by my trusty co-host Eric Urrea, and one of my best friends, Kris Mazzarisi, owner and founder of Big Fat Snare Drum, and drummer for Winnetka Bowling League.

                Over on the Big Fat Snare Drum Instagram page, we asked our followers to name their favorite cymbal intros. Here are the results plus a few honorable mentions from the peanut gallery.

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