Description
Modern Drummer Magazine – March 1989 – Dino Danelli Cover (VG Condition)
This is the March 1989 issue of Modern Drummer Magazine, featuring legendary Rascals drummer Dino Danelli on the cover. Known for bringing jazz-influenced energy into 1960s rock drumming, Danelli discusses his work with The Rascals, Fotomaker, and Little Steven & The Disciples of Soul. His reflections offer valuable insights into bridging genres with authenticity and technical skill.
Condition:
This item is in very good condition with minor edge wear consistent with age. The original address label has been removed. The item pictured is the exact copy you will receive. Please refer to the photos for condition details. Each magazine is shipped with a plastic protective covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Feature Articles:
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Dino Danelli – On fusing jazz with rock, evolving styles, and his continued work as a performer
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Dave Mattacks – Discusses his role in Fairport Convention and the intersection of British and American musical influences
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Frank Colón – Explores the distinctions within Latin and Salsa traditions and the challenges of cultural crossover
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Inside Evans – A behind-the-scenes look at Evans’ CAD/CAM hoop innovation and the history of the drumhead manufacturer
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MD Trivia Contest – Readers have a chance to win Paiste cymbals autographed by the company’s artists
Educational Columns:
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Rock ’N’ Jazz Clinic – “What’s In A Note: Part 3” by Rod Morgenstein
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MIDI Corner – Syncing drum machines to tape by Steve LaCerra
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Rock Perspectives – “Being Creative” by Kenny Aronoff
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Master Class – Portraits in Rhythm: Etude #17 by Anthony J. Cirone
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Drum Soloist – “Oasis” by Rosso Vega, transcribed by Michael C. Kingan
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Club Scene – “Apples in an Orange Crate: Part 1” by Rick Van Horn
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Concepts – “Working for Stars” by Roy Burns
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Understanding Rhythm – “Learning Polyrhythms: Part 2” by Peter Magadini
Gear & Equipment Coverage:
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Product Close-Ups – Sonor International Drumkit, Sonor and Remo Piccolo Snares, and the Zildjian Piggyback system
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Shop Talk – Building a MIDI THRU box by Jim Fiore
Additional Profiles & Reviews:
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Up & Coming – Joey Baron profiled by Bill Milkowski
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Slightly Offbeat – Oil City Symphony discussed by Jeff Potter
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New and Notable – Product highlights and updates
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Printed Page, Drum Market, Ask A Pro, Readers’ Platform, Industry Happenings, and Update sections round out the issue
This issue is a must-have for collectors, educators, and musicians seeking both historical perspective and contemporary drumming insight.