Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: John Easdale (Dramarama frontman)

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“[About former drummer, Clem Burke, who passed the day before this interview] No. He was our drummer. He was just the best drummer ever. I was saying before, I went to see Blondie because I liked Debbie Harry, but I left the concert in love with Clem Burke because he was just the greatest drummer I ever saw. I couldn’t believe it when he joined our band.” — John Easdale, Dramarama. Poorman's 15 Minutes of Fame interview

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Tune in as Poorman interviews John Easdale, frontman and songwriter of the American alternative rock band Dramarama, who formed in New Jersey in 1981. in this episode of Poorman's 15 Minutes of Fame.

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