Description
Modern Drummer Magazine – April 1989 – Steve Jordan Cover (No Label, VG Condition)
This is the April 1989 issue of Modern Drummer Magazine, featuring celebrated drummer and producer Steve Jordan on the cover. Known for his work with Late Night with David Letterman, Keith Richards, and Chuck Berry, Jordan discusses his transition from television to high-profile recording projects and tours, offering insights into his dedication to authenticity in both live and studio settings.
Condition:
This magazine is in very good condition with minor wear along the edges. The address label has been removed. The item shown in the listing photos is the exact copy you will receive. Please refer to the pictures for detailed condition assessment. All items come with a plastic protective covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Feature Articles:
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Steve Jordan – On collaborating with Keith Richards, authenticity in performance, and his evolving career post-Letterman
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Lenny Castro – A look into the career of one of the most in-demand percussionists in the industry, with anecdotes from sessions with Toto, Al Jarreau, and more
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Tony Brock – Discusses his work with Rod Stewart and The Babys, and what sets his drumming style apart
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The Drummers of Montreal – A profile of five working drummers shaping the local scene: Bob Troté, Camill Bessile, Guy Nadon, Bernard Primeau, and Richard Provençal
Educational Columns:
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Jazz Drummers’ Workshop – “Appreciation, Not Imitation” by Peter Erskine
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Rock Perspectives – “Mastering the Funk Shuffle” by James Morton
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In the Studio – “Recording with Singers” by Craig Krampf
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Concepts – “Holding Yourself Back” by Roy Burns
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Club Scene – “Apples in an Orange Crate: Part 2” by Rick Van Horn
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Rock Charts – Lars Ulrich’s “Eye of the Beholder” (Metallica), transcribed by Bob Sadowski
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South of the Border – “The Timbalero” by John Santos
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Understanding Rhythm – “Learning Polyrhythms: Part 2” by Peter Magadini
Gear & Equipment Reviews:
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Product Close-Up – Select Snare Drums and the Tama Rockstar Kit
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Electronic Review – Yamaha BK electronic drum kit by Norman Weinberg
Additional Content:
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Portraits – Kenwood Dennard by Bill Milkowski
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Printed Page – Sheet music, transcriptions, and reviews
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Editor’s Overview, Readers’ Platform, Ask A Pro, It’s Questionable, Drum Market, Update, Industry Happenings, and New and Notable
A rich and well-rounded issue perfect for collectors, educators, and drumming enthusiasts interested in both technique and the evolving landscape of professional percussion.