Modern Drummer Magazine January 1989 Al Foster Cover VG


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Modern Drummer Magazine – January 1989 – Al Foster Cover (VG Condition)

This is the January 1989 issue of Modern Drummer Magazine, featuring renowned jazz drummer Al Foster on the cover. Known for his long tenure with Miles Davis and collaborations with Herbie Hancock, Michael Brecker, and Michel Petrucciani, Foster discusses his deliberate return to acoustic jazz after years of fusion-focused work. His insights offer a rare look into the philosophy and adaptability of one of modern jazz’s most respected drummers.

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This item is in very good condition with minor edge wear consistent with its age. The address label has been removed. The magazine pictured is the exact copy you will receive. Please refer to all photos for condition verification. Each magazine ships in a plastic protective covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.

Feature Articles:

  • Al Foster – Reflections on his time with Miles Davis, his move back to acoustic jazz, and his current work with top-tier jazz artists

  • Anders Johansson – On holding the rhythmic foundation for Yngwie Malmsteen’s Rising Force and defining his drumming identity

  • John Molo – Talks about adapting to Bruce Hornsby’s wide musical range and why being told he sounds like a drum machine is a compliment

  • MD Sound Supplement – Terry Bozzio’s exclusive solo performance: Soloing Over Ostinatos

  • MD Trivia Contest – Chance to win a set of Wuhan cymbals

Educational Columns:

  • Rock ’N’ Jazz Clinic – “What’s In A Note: Part 2” by Rod Morgenstein

  • Master ClassPortraits in Rhythm: Etude #16 by Anthony J. Cirone

  • Drum Soloist – Steve Jordan’s “Casa Loco” solo, transcribed by Billy Miller

  • Show Drummers’ Seminar – “The Drummer/Conductor Relationship: Part 2” by Ray Marchica

  • Rock Perspectives – “Chuck and Bo” by Kenny Aronoff

  • Health & Science – “Shaping Up” by Alan Kerr

  • Concepts – “Pressure” by Roy Burns

  • The Jobbing Drummer – “Controlling Tempo” by Robert Coxon

  • In the Studio – “The Unrehearsed Session” by Craig Krampf

  • Taking Care of Business – Woody Moran on the business side of being a working musician

Gear & Reviews:

  • Product Close-Up – Wooden conga drums reviewed by Glenn Weber

  • Electronic Review – Korg DRM-1 Digital Rhythm Module by Rick Van Horn

Profiles & Extras:

  • Portraits – Mark Nauseef profiled by Karen Pershing

  • Up & Coming – William Calhoun featured by Adam Budofsky

This issue is essential reading for drummers and enthusiasts interested in jazz performance, gigging advice, music business strategies, and gear reviews from the late 1980s. A well-preserved and informative addition to any drum magazine collection.

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