We reach back into the vaults for the never-before-released flagship episode that started it all! Brian and Shannon jump onto the Internet and try out the new podcast studio along with lots of new technology! They talk about the new show and their plans for this new endeavor.

(HINT: We really would like to get YOU involved every single week!)

One of our first show topics is “Grooves That Are Deceptively Difficult”: The guys talk about iconic grooves played by famous drummers that, at first, seem pretty easy. Then, once you start to dig into them, you find out exactly how difficult they are to play and WHY! Brian also dovetails that topic into talking about seeing Nashville-based drummer David Northrup playing drums behind Boz Scaggs (and the video version features some Drum Cam footage of David from that tour)

Dial-A-Drummer’s first special guest is Adam Box, drummer for the Brothers Osborne, and long-time hometown friend of Brian. Recorded in June 2017, he talks about moving to Nashville & breaking into the music scene there as a freelance drummer. Adam also tells the story of how he got the gig as the touring AND recording drummer for this hit-making contemporary music duo.

Adam also takes us behind the scenes to describe the making of the newest Brothers Osborne album, released TODAY April 20, 2018, entitled Port Saint Joe.

Pick up a copy of the Port Saint Joe album from Amazon and help out with the expenses of production & distributing the Dial A Drummer podcast! Just click the album cover to the right to pick up your own copy as either a digital download, CD, or vinyl album!

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Twitter – twitter.com/drummeradambox
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