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Rich Redmond catches up with longtime friend and Nashville drummer William Ellis. They cover his Bourbon Street break, life in Blue Merle on Island Records, touring with Eddie Montgomery, trading stocks through COVID, AI in music and his Sabian cymbal setup.


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00:09:50 His first Nashville break at Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar 
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Rich talks with Mike Miley, founding drummer of the two-time Grammy-nominated band Rival Sons. Mike covers making nine albums with Dave Cobb, holding back on cymbals in the studio, and talking to sound engineers in their own terms. 

He also explains how he fixed his injuries and shin splints by changing his technique. He introduces his new course, the Foundations Heartb...


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Josh Ellis, longtime drummer for LOCASH, joins Rich Redmond and Jim McCarthy for a warm, funny and candid talk about building a career in Music City the organic way. Before country, Josh came up in the gospel world, working with Kirk Franklin, James Fortune, Nicole C. Mullen, Sarah Reeves and more. 

The guys also get into negotiating pay without burning bridges, why Nas...


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Rich Redmond and Jim McCarthy sit down with drummer Sarah Tomek, who grew up in Asbury Park, NJ, and has called Nashville home since 2012. She has played with Steven Tyler, Maggie Rose, Samantha Fish, Andy Bell of Erasure, and Spanish rock star Manolo García, and she's about to hit the road with Ann Wilson. 

Sarah talks about going from four-on-the-floor disco tracks to...


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Drummer Chase Adams joins the Rich Redmond Show to talk about his journey from church, marching band, and Broadway gigs in Nashville to touring with The Frontmen. He shares what it’s like to perform a 90-minute show packed with 30 number-one hits, and how he also handles the band’s merchandise, social media, and drum tech duties.

Chase also talks about learning to be re...


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