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Modern Drummer Magazine – November 1989 – Jonathan Mover Cover
Blurred Address Label | Good Condition | Plastic Protective Cover Included
This is the original November 1989 issue of Modern Drummer Magazine, featuring Jonathan Mover on the cover. Known for his work with Joe Satriani and GTR, Mover shares his personal journey, musical background, and his comfort with complex time signatures. This magazine is in good condition. The address label has been intentionally blurred, and the issue is protected in a plastic sleeve for preservation.
Featured Articles:
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Jonathan Mover – The versatile drummer discusses his rise to fame, progressive influences, and adaptability with odd time signatures. (By Teri Saccone)
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Chris Whitten – A close look at the drummer behind Paul McCartney’s Flowers In The Dirt album and his broader work with Edie Brickell. (By Simon Goodwin)
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Doobie Drummers – Interviews with John Hartman, Michael Hossack, and Bobby LaKind on their reunion and future plans. (By Robyn Flans)
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Inside PureCussion – A behind-the-scenes look at the company that revolutionized drum mounting systems with RIMS and PureCussion Drums. (By William F. Miller)
Educational Columns Include:
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Rock Perspectives – “The Wheel” (Kenny Aronoff, p. 42)
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Basics – Alternative practice ideas (Tom Brodbeck, p. 44)
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Jazz Drummers’ Workshop – Finding inspiration away from the drum set (Adam Budofsky, p. 46)
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Rock ’n’ Jazz Clinic – Warm-up routines for drummers (Rod Morgenstein, p. 48)
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Concepts – Performance advice: do’s and don’ts (Roy Burns, p. 50)
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Strictly Technique – The Droll Exercise (Joe Morello, p. 52)
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Rock Charts – Transcription of “Don’t Be Cruel” (p. 66)
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Master Class – Portraits in Rhythm: Exercise #20 (Anthony J. Cirone, p. 64)
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