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Windsor, he bought his old suits and shirts. you think of charlie watts, you think of the depot look and the suit stops i am so stylish. we already knew he wasn't going gone the next tour _ already knew he wasn't going gone the next tour because _ already knew he wasn't going gone the next tour because of ill health but it _ the next tour because of ill health but it is— the next tour because of ill health but it is not that long since we saw him _ but it is not that long since we saw him. ,, but it is not that long since we saw him, ,, . ., ., but it is not that long since we saw him. ,, . ...

Same time. the rolling stones was just another band he joined. same time. the rolling stones was just another band hejoined. and, well, almost 60 years later, he was still there with them. and if you're going to be the drummer in the greatest rock and roll band in the world, you'll be a pretty good drummer. and i think that's what he had, he had the jazz sensibility that he could improvise, nothing could face him on stage, he could keep going, he could watch what jagger and richards were up to. nothing fancy, no pair technics, nothing like that — he said rock and roll was all about getting p...

Published Mar 17, 2021 8Dani Nash's self-titled album is an incredible debut from a dependable member of Toronto's queer music scene. After 10 years of hiding behind a kick, it's nice to see one of Canada's most highly sought-after drummers — backing acts like July Talk, Andy Shauf and Sarah Harmer, to name a few — standing up from her stool and taking centre stage. While Nash flexes her multi-instrumentalist skills throughout the album, her abilities as a songwriter are rooted in her drumming abilities. The beat is the focal point of each of the songs, providing a solid base for each tra...

Supposedly, when he first saw the early-‘90s group photos by ART CLUB 2000, art dealer Colin de Land hated them. Not because the images were bad—quite the contrary. Because he knew that they were too good, that the group’s collective self-portraits would overpower everything else they tried to do. He was right, more or less. The cool retrospective of ART CLUB 2000’s work at Artists Space is sort of about the Monkey’s Paw curse of generational fame—a curse which the group was very much aware of. De Land’s American Fine Arts was a much-mythologized alt-commercial space, what Robe...

Organic. he would simply place a few mikes around the room and off you go. rather than placing a microphone on each and every drum, he would put three microphones on the drum kit. he was used to recording people like led zeppelin. i said to glenn, i want the base drum to be louder. he said if you want it louder, hit it harder. i hit it has hard as i could but i couldn't hit it as hard as john bonnham. >> he had a bunch of rules that didn't suit me and some of the other guys, too. you know, no getting high in the studio. no drinking in the studio. >> i agreed wholeheartedly with johns regarding...