Rhythm magazine November 2009 PDF download. Since 1985 Rhythm’s global team of percussion experts has delivered the most authoritative, user-friendly and exciting drum magazine on the planet. Inside each issue you’ll find the biggest interviews with the world’s hottest players, insightful features that take you deep into the history and fabric of drumming, useful practical tutorials to get you hands-on with your drums, exclusive video and audio tutorials on disc to help you dramatically improve your playing, whatever your level, plus gear advice, vintage kit unearthed and our verdict on the hottest new drum products. Rhythm: Everything a drummer needs!
So if you fancy yourself as the next Charlie Watts or the next Jimmy Chamberlain, then you need Rhythm magazine in your life to stay up to date with all the latest drumming news and need-to-know gossip. There are always really great fascinating interviews in this magazine with the best drummers around at the moment. Readers can get inspired and learn about all the intimate stories of the stars from these revealing interviews.
The magazine will also have technique sections with lessons and helpful detailed instructions with notes and diagrams to help you improve as quickly as possible. There will also usually be a free CD with the magazine which you can use as you are reading the magazine to help get a deeper understanding of the techniques required.
This magazine is a great mix of helpful drum lessons and interesting interviews and features on new kits and products. We think any drummer will love Rhythm magazine because the focus is entirely on them. We think that it is definitely time for every drummer to step out from behind their kit and into the spotlight.
Rhythm magazine November 2009 (#170) contents:
- Bobby Graham RIP, Speech Debelle's drummer and more
- Drum Oddities. A new series unearthing weird and wonderful gear
- New stuff from Rammstein, Chad Smith, Fleetwood Mac, Tony Royster Jr, Ginger Baker and Slayer
- Doug Clifford on a Creedence Clearwater Revival hit
- Kenny Aronoff, Jason Bittner and Karl Brazil open doors to their worlds
- His band has become the voice of their generation and he's stopped setting his drum kits on fire, so... Has Tre Cool finally grown up?
- Ian Matthews Kasabian. David West puts Ian Matthews on the couch to learn about the inner workings of the West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum, Kasabian's hip hop connection and finding the right cardboard box.
- Ryan Richards - Funeral for a Friend. Recording a demo is an important step in your band's progress. FFAF's Ryan Richards shares his advice with Stuart Williams on getting great results in the studio.
- John Jenkins Lily Allen. From a seven-year career with The Streets to his new gig with Lily Allen, as Musical Director, John Jenkins has played an integral role. He gives Chris Barnes the lowdown on getting ahead in the music industry.
- David Garibaldi. As soul/funk supremos Tower of Power celebrate 40 years with new CD and live DVD, drummer David Garibaldi tells Geoff Nicholls there's no stopping them now.
- Drum Lesson. The Police - Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic.
- Drum Lesson. Bad Company - Can't Get Enough of Your Love
- Drum Lesson Rock. Play like Tim 'Herb' Alexander
- Drum Lesson Fusion. Play like Billy Cobham
- Drum Lesson. Get Creative with Backbeat Fills.
- Drum Lesson rhythm section. Improve your band with groove construction.
- Drum Lesson. Rob Brian - The Siouxsie drummer demonstrates some four-way exercises.
- Drum Lesson for Beginners. Basic Map Reading part 2
- Q&A with one of the UK's top Drum techs.
- New Gear
- Buyer's Guide
Text Format PDF, 124 pages
