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Whoosh track by track
Ian and Ian give a track by track overview of the new album. It’s a 17-minute crash course into the lyrical universe of Whoosh for those who do not follow Caramba’s wordography.
Read more »Boy soprano at a church choir
Ian Gillan answers to Loudwire‘s Wikipedia: Fact or Fiction. This was published 3 years ago, but somehow slipped under our radar all that time. Big Ian not as much as providing rebuttals, as goes on a tangent telling anecdotes from his career.
Read more »Absent friends
Paicey reminisces about some guitar players he’d been working with and who are no longer with us — Randy California, Tommy Bolin, and Gary Moore.
Read more »What you see is not necessarily what you hear
In the new installment on his channel Drumtribe, Paicey talks about click tracks and the editing wizardry that goes into a studio recording.
Read more »Between glorious and calamitous
Paicey answers your questions. In today’s installment: Paice Ashton Lord, drum mounts, Don Bosco, The Mule, Knebworth, the immortality of youth, therapeutic drumming, and vintage Ludwigs.
Read more »Genius of human imagination
Ian & Ian talk about why the new album wasn’t recorded in Timbuktu.
Read more »Learning what not to do
Paicey with the new installment of The Chief answers your questions on his DrumTribe channel.
Read more »Decay beautifully and slowly
Paicey gives the rundown of his stage setup, including how’s and why’s. There’s not much to add here.
Read more »Great friend and music colleague
July 16 marked 8 years since the passing of late great Jon Lord. Paicey reminisces about his brother in law.
Read more »Here comes the drum solo
A new installment from Ian Paice Drumtribe — couple of drum solos recorded during one of the An Evening With clinics some time around 2007.
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