Description
Modern Drummer Magazine – August 1989 – Chris Frantz Cover VG
This is the August 1989 issue of Modern Drummer Magazine, spotlighting Chris Frantz of Talking Heads and Tom Tom Club on the cover. In this in-depth feature, Frantz discusses his versatile drumming style, influences, and his ongoing work with Tom Tom Club as well as his collaboration with Ziggy Marley. This issue captures a pivotal moment in his multifaceted career as both performer and producer.
Condition:
This magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor edge wear consistent with age. The item pictured is the exact copy you will receive. Please review the provided images for detailed condition reference. All items come with a plastic protective covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Featured Interviews & Articles:
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Chris Frantz – On life beyond Talking Heads, recent Tom Tom Club projects, and touring with Ziggy Marley.
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Scott Rockenfield – The Queensrÿche drummer discusses blending personal expression into the metal genre.
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Sol Gubin – A look back at the prolific studio drummer’s decades-long career across TV and film soundtracks.
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The Development of the Mylar Drumhead – Wm. F. Ludwig, Jr. recounts the innovation and legacy behind this drumming essential.
Educational & Technique Columns:
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Jazz Drummers’ Workshop – Peter Erskine on free-form playing
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Rock ’N’ Jazz Clinic – Rick Mattingly on simplifying new patterns
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Strictly Technique – Joe Morello’s Endurance & Control, Part 1
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Master Class – Portraits in Rhythm: Etude #19
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Concepts – Roy Burns on self-belief
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Rock Charts – Vinnie Colaiuta’s “Dong Work For Yuda”
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Rock Perspectives – Exploring the drum set
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Teachers’ Forum – 12 ideas for private instructors
Equipment Reviews & Product Features:
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Product Close-Ups – Pearl Custom Z Series, Export Kit, and new Zildjian and Sabian cymbals
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Electronic Review – Roland R8 Human Rhythm Composer
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Up & Coming – Profile on Charlie Adams
Additional Sections:
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The Printed Page – Transcriptions and reviews
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Editor’s Overview, Drum Market, Ask A Pro, and more
An excellent addition for drummers, collectors, or anyone with an interest in percussion and music industry history.