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One of the musicians they scooped up along the way was drummer Claude Coleman, Jr. He's been there since Ween moved beyond Gene, Dean and the drum machine, providing the diverse and driving drumbeat to the band's vast catalog of songs. While not their primary songwriter, Coleman has some unique insight and entertaining stories about the songs ...
Explore Claude Coleman, Jr.'s discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about Claude Coleman, Jr. on AllMusic.
11 ago 2020 · Rory and Shane are humbled, excited and quite frankly, honored, to welcome “Jimmy Wilson” himself, Claude Coleman Jr., to the show!! Claude is not only the ...
17 lug 2018 · Claude Coleman, Jr. and Brett Spivey survey the back of the restaurant at the old Rabbit’s Motel, which will soon be home to SoundSpace Asheville. A Forgotten Part of Asheville’s History. Coleman and his business partner, Brett Spivey, had been already been thinking about purchasing an old motel to convert into the space they had in mind.
28 apr 2008 · Although most music fans are only familiar with Claude Coleman Jr. as the drummer for Ween. Little do they know that he’s created an intriguing body of work with his soul-rock group Amandla. The band’s sophomore release, The Full Catastrophe, is the result of a four year journey for Coleman following a 2002 horrific car accident that left him having to reacquire his abilities and motor ...
When I first caught up with Ween's Claude Coleman, Jr. in July 2015, the idea of a Ween reunion was nothing more than a farfetched fantasy in the minds of their fans - or so everyone thought. Coleman shared stories from his days behind the drumkit with the Brothers Ween, but there was no mention of the band even thinking about getting back ...
Claude Coleman Jr. officially joined the band as drummer in March 1994, while Ween's long-time producer Andrew Weiss picked up the bass duties. The Weiss-produced Chocolate and Cheese was released in 1994, featuring tracks influenced by '70s pop/rock and soul, such as " Freedom of '76 " and "Voodoo Lady", the latter of which appeared on the Road Trip and Dude, Where's My Car? soundtracks.
