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Thanks for checking out episode 47 with Steve Vai & Sebastian Bach drummer, Jeremy Colson.

In this episode, Jeremy has some fascinating insights on being a session musician and how playing for the song in an instrumental band is different

to a much more common rock band situation containing vocals.

He also talks about some of the techniques he's implied over the years which include using a double butt ended stick for his snare hand to achieve a fatter, more consistent rim shot and despite playing in some irregular time signatures with Steve Vai, he always tries to make it sound as straight as possible.

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