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Oct. By: Kevin Cooper. Categories: Interviews. Simon Kirke, drummer with Free and Bad Company, tells Kevin Cooper about his relationship with Paul Rodgers, the effect upon his life of tossing a coin, the decline of Paul Kossoff and the forthcoming tour of the UK with Bad Company.
Simon – She Means Everything to Me. Maria – The Bear Who Charmed the World or The Last of the Mohicans. Rob – If I were to name all the things your children have accomplished, we would need another ten questions and I am lucky you have not slammed me so far, so I won’t list them.
12 gen 2017 · For famed Rock-n-Roll Drummer Simon Kirke, music has always been the the focal point of his very being. Highly accomplished, Kirke is most often associated with Free and as the longest standing original member of Rock legends Bad Company. Behind the kit for over five decades now, Kirke’s talents do not begin and end with drumming.
6 feb 2009 · Feb 6, 2009. #1. Hey crew, I finally started playing drums for a band again and I've been learning a bunch of covers. Two of the tunes are by Bad Co., and I have to say- out of all the great songs we're doing, the SOUND of Simon Kirke's snare drum (as well as his playing) really stood out to me and is something I want to emulate.
Simon Kirke Handy Nominee 2000. MICHAEL HILL’S BLUES MOB. Larger Than Life (Dixie Frog, March 2001) FREDDIE SCOTT. Brand New Man (Evangeline, February 2001) VARIOUS. Holiday Heroes, a Christmas album with jon tiven's. Ego Trip, Mavis Staples, Dan Penn, Bobby Womack, Chuck Jackson, Johnny Colla, Dennis.
11 apr 2017 · Simon Kirke. Simon Kirke. If anybody were to ask me what records I would have liked to have played on – right up at the top would be Free’s ‘Alright now’. Simon Kirke and I have often bumped into each other by accident at various watering-holes but this time we were meeting by design. Simon was here doing a few gigs before Christmas and ...
The Jon Tiven Group is a very good rhythm & blues band, and Yes I Ram is a fine CD containing 16 tracks. Many of the songs are more accurately described as rock -- they’re so far from "standard" blues rhythms and chord progressions that people not associated with R&B could have created them.
