A podcast all about the rich history of the drums - and how they became what they are today! Join Bart van der Zee as he speaks with experts about the curious journey of the ever-evolving drum set.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 274 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | MusicMusic HistoryHistory |
Ever wondered if you’ve been saying Tama, Paiste, or Sonor correctly? You’re not alone! In this episode, Late Night with Seth Meyers producer and friend to all drummer's, Eric Leiderman joins the show to settle the debate on how to pronounce some of ... more
We are joined by Ben Hilzinger, professional drummer and author of Drummers on Drumming, to explore the stories behind the records that shaped the legends of the drumming world. Ben shares his experiences performing with bands like Cannons and Eve 6,... more
In this episode, we dive into the fascinating history and evolution of buying and selling drums with special guest Gerry Porter of Hazelshould.com. From the dapper beginnings of mom-and-pop drum shops in bustling cities to the rise of mail-order cata... more
In this episode, we dive deep into the extraordinary journey of Ryan Dusick, the original drummer for Maroon 5. Ryan shares his experiences of rising to fame with one of the world’s most popular bands, the mental health and substance struggles that f... more
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Passion for drums comes through. Great voice. Great interviewer.
Awesome channel in so many ways! Thank you!!
How about an episode on the kits and the moving/spinning drum solo hardware used by Tommy Lee?
I don't care much for podcasts but a very nice person turned me on to this. I'm a long-time percussionist "hack", but I saw an interview with Tim Alexander from Primus. It's wonderful hearing the history of these recordings. I shall listen to more. Thank you!
This is the best drumming podcast I have ever heard! I just found it several months ago and it is addicting. I come away feeling much smarter after each episode! Keep up the great work, Bart.
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Exploring the rich history and evolution of drums, the focus is on each episode's unique story about the development of various aspects of drumming. Topics range from the transition of drum purchasing habits and personal anecdotes from drum experts to hands-on insights into specific drum kits and their cultural significance. Guests often include drummers, educators, and industry professionals who share their expertise, making each episode a blend of educational content and personal narratives. This content is likely to resonate with both avid drummers and those interested in music history, offering a deep dive into the fascinating world of percussion.
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Recent guests on Drum History include:
1. Ben Hilzinger
2. Ryan Dusick
3. William Johnson
4. Mike and Danny
5. Shane Kinney
6. Chris Russio
7. Jeff Kirsch
8. Tate Berkey
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