is a parody of the classic children’s picture book by Margaret Wise Brown. This version by Bruce Worden and Clare Cross features Keith Moon (1946-1978), drummer for The Who. Full Article at Neatorama

Rock drummers, some claim, are finely tuned athletes, as fit as any long-distance runner. But to get your head around that idea, you’ll have to put aside all sorts of assumptions and stereotypes. Full Article at Boston Herald

"It never ceases to amaze me how four young prats with such diverse personalities came to be in the same band," says Roger Daltrey of his bandmates in The Who in Anyway Anyhow Anywhere by Andy Neill and Matt Kent. Full Article at Charleston City Paper

Rock drummers, some claim, are finely tuned athletes, as fit as any long-distance runner. But to get your head around that idea, you'll have to put aside all sorts of assumptions and stereotypes. Full Article at The Seattle Times

Conventional wisdom is musicians are fungible. If one dies or quits, you just get another. Full Article at Lefsetz Letter

For most bands, the loss of one key member -- even if it's not the frontman -- can spell the end of excellence, a descent into making mediocre music, or sometimes junk. Full Article at The Delaware News Journal