RUSH, CHICKENFOOT, SLIPKNOT Drummers; Drummies Hall Of Fame

by drummer40 | January 4, 2011 at 11:42 am
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It' never ceases to amaze me how fast news travels on the web via RSS feeds, etc. I put out news, "Enter Music Publishing Thrives And Survives" several weeks ago and the coverage has been tremendous.

Below is coverage from Blabbermouth.net, known as the CNN of heavy metal. In total, this story has run more than 1000 times.


Enter Music Publishing
, publishers of hip, drum magazines worldwide, conducts the Drummies every year, with voting open to anyone from February to May. This year, 6,500 votes were cast in 40 drum/percussion categories ranging from "Drummer Of The Year" to " Drumming Book." Next year Enter Music Publishing will have its 20th anniversary and to celebrate the occasion will launch a Drummies Hall Of Fame. Neil Peart (RUSH), Chad Smith (CHICKENFOOT, RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS), Joey Jordison (SLIPKNOT) and Josh Freese (A PERFECT CIRCLE, GUNS N' ROSES) are among the ten drummers who have won five or more total Drummie awards and will be inducted in January.

Glenn Noyes, national drum and percussion buyer for Guitar Center, told AllAboutJazz.com about Peart's continuing popularity, "Neil was, is, and always will be an icon in the drum world. So many drummers (including myself) have spent countless hours practicing to Neil's licks; trying to nail the perfect feel, dynamic range and subtle nuances. Now the next generation is discovering Neil and there is a whole new excitement level being discovered and developed. His creative drum parts, patterns and fills, along with incredible lyric writing are what keep him on top of the polls year after year. He always leaves you wanting more."

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