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EPISODE · Feb 28, 2026 · 1H 19M

Becoming Gavin Harrison

from Benny Greb Podcast · host Benny Greb

In this episode of The Benny Greb Podcast, Benny sits down with one of the most influential and distinctive drummers of our time: Gavin Harrison. Known worldwide for his work with Porcupine Tree, The Pineapple Thief, and King Crimson, as well as his extensive studio career and international drum clinics, Gavin has become synonymous with powerful sound, refined touch, and groundbreaking rhythmic concepts. But beyond the stage and the recordings, this is a personal and in-depth conversation between two friends. Across more than an hour, Gavin shares: - How his practice evolved over the years - The methods and systems that shaped his development - The experiments, technical tools, and detailed concepts he explored - The mindset shifts that helped him grow into the player he is today Some insights may surprise even the most dedicated Gavin Harrison fans. Yet when you listen to his playing, everything connects. His precision, creativity, and musical authority feel like the natural result of decades of curiosity, discipline, and exploration. This is a deep dive into process, progress, and personality — a conversation that is as inspiring as it is practical. Listen now to The Benny Greb Podcast on your favorite platform.

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