RIP Joe Morello

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Andy Volk
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RIP Joe Morello

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A master drummer if ever there was one, Joe married awesome technique to great taste and creativity.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsKq3HD0EFc
frank rogers
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Here are some clips and an obit for Joe. His work with Garland and Brubeck was simply awesome! RIP http://www.allvoices.com/contributed-ne ... rello-dies
Billy Wilson
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Post by Billy Wilson »

Joe used to come down and sit in with the western swing band I used to play with. Super nice guy!!
Jody Sanders
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The very best. No one else even close. RIP Mr. Morello. Jody.
Frank Parish
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Post by Frank Parish »

Morello was my earliest influence on the drums and I tried to copy his practice method and did for a long time as a kid. His technique is the best I ever saw and in the late 80's I met him him for the second time here in Nashville at a clinic and the mans touch was superb and he was totally blind at that point. You had to audition to take lessons from him!
Duane Reese
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Post by Duane Reese »

Woah! I didn't hear about this...
He was great. Really great.
Russ Wever
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