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EPISODE · Feb 28, 2018 · 1H 21M

157 – Johnny Rabb: Drumming for Collective Soul, Creating Loyalty, Excitement vs. Reality

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Johnny Rabb became a household name in the drumming community as a product developer and clinician. For years, he worked the clinic and convention circuit to great success, but he missed actually being in a band and playing shows. In 2012, a chance meeting at NAMM with Collective Soul‘s Will Turpin led to Johnny becoming the band’s new drummer, and he still tours and records with them today. In this podcast, Johnny talks about: Being a hired gun vs. being “the new guy” in a band vs. being a full-fledged member How commitment to a group and prioritization of it result in job security Diversifying income streams, musical and otherwise Why he lives in Indianapolis How excitement can sometimes blind you to potential red flags Maintaining perspective and gratitude Johnny Rabb endorses ProLogix, Remo heads, Meinl Cymbals and Percussion, Cympad, Audix Microphones, and of course, Johnny Rabb drumsticks. This episode is sponsored by Crush Drums. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Johnny Rabb became a household name in the drumming community as a product developer and clinician. For years, he worked the clinic and convention circuit to great success, but he missed actually being in a band and playing shows. In 2012, a chance meeting at NAMM with Collective Soul‘s Will Turpin led to Johnny becoming the band’s new drummer, and he still tours and records with them today. In this podcast, Johnny talks about: Being a hired gun vs. being “the new guy” in a band vs. being a full-fledged member How commitment to a group and prioritization of it result in job security Diversifying income streams, musical and otherwise Why he lives in Indianapolis How excitement can sometimes blind you to potential red flags Maintaining perspective and gratitude Johnny Rabb endorses ProLogix, Remo heads, Meinl Cymbals and Percussion, Cympad, Audix Microphones, and of course, Johnny Rabb drumsticks. This episode is sponsored by Crush Drums. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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