Download The PDF: www.thedrumninja.com/drum-transcriptions Hey Ninjas! In this lesson we'll be learning how to play Tom Sawyer by Rush which appeared on the 1981 release Moving Pictures. The track peaked at  No. 44 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 8 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart. In 2009 it was named the 19th greatest hard rock song of all time by VH1.  Tom Sawyer is a great demonstration of drummer Neil Peart's unique and musical playing. He drives the song with a constan... read more...

For Immediate, Rhythmic Release Enter Music Publishing Thrives And Survives In 2010 Looking Back At DRUM!’s Rolling Ride Over The Year San Jose, Calif., -- Enter Music Publishing, publishers of hip, drum/percussion magazines worldwide and online, had a very interesting year. Despite the economy, the company was very successful in regard to its commitment in covering the drum industry in its position as the best magazine in the industry. Here’s what happened… Getting Down With ... read more...

ME DOING A GREAT SOLO THE SECOND PART IS A WALTZ LIKE NEIL PEART ... read more...

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Rush, Where's My Thing?, Neil Peart, Roll the Bones Page 1/5 email info@bluesquaresound.com  for the rest of the pages… ... read more...

Rush, Where’s My Thing – Instrumental, Neil Peart, Roll the Bones.  Youtube link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOj0eO3zCbc Yeah… someday I’ll transfer to Finale…... read more...

San Jose, Calif., This year’s Drummies have been very interesting for a variety of reasons. As previously reported, recording voting occurred as 6500 drummers casted 100,000 votes in the 40 categories that make up The Drummies. Neil Peart, for a fourth straight time, has won “Drummer Of The Year.” It was a very tight race with Peart winning over Travis Barker by just six votes. It’s reasonable to assume that Peart’s lucky number is 6 since he can play in 6/6, 6/8, 6/24 and so o... read more...

San Jose, Calif., This year’s Drummies have been very interesting for a variety of reasons. As previously reported, recording voting occurred as 6500 drummers casted 100,000 votes in the 40 categories that make up The Drummies. Neil Peart, for a fourth straight time, has won “Drummer Of The Year.” It was a very tight race with Peart winning over Travis Barker by just six votes. It’s reasonable to assume that Peart’s lucky number is 6 since he can play in 6/6, 6/8, 6/24 and so o... read more...

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-Benny Greb's New Groovy Drum Solo From His New DVD Language Of Drumming- SUSCRIBE FOR MORE INSANELY AWESOME DRUM SOLO'S AND GROOVES... read more...