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EPISODE · Apr 28, 2023 · 39 MIN

Nigel Constable & Bob Henrit- CrashBang, Wallop! the people behind the products from the 1950's to the millenium.

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Joining me today are 2 wonderful gentlemen, Nigel Constable and Bob Henrit. Nigel is a wonderful drummmer and in the last few years along with Bob wrote the hugely succesful Hayman Drum Book. Bob of course needs no introduction, he has played for some huge British bands including Argent and The Kinks, has written many books over the last 30 years and is an absoloute authority on vintage drums. Together they have written Crash Bang, Wallop! The people and the products behind the beat from the 1950's to the millenium. This is an incredible read, one i highly reccomend. we have a great chat about the book, why it needed to be written and we get a few tasty little insights into the man that it is loosely centered on, Ivor Arbiter. Thanks so much to Nigel & Bob for finding time to chat with me about this remarkable book. You can find the book for sale here - www.libripublishing.co.uk/Products/ProdID=280 Or here - https://amzn.eu/d/iqlPXNm

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