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Clem Burke. Clement Anthony Bozewski ( Bayonne, 24 de novembro de 1954 ), mais conhecido como Clem Burke ou Elvis Ramone, é o baterista da banda Blondie. [ 1] Burke foi introduzido no Rock and Roll Hall of Fame em 2006 como membro do grupo. [ 2]
Clem Burke. Music Department: Repo Man. Drummer Clem Burke was born Clement Anthony Bozewski on November 24, 1954 in Bayonne, New Jersey. Burke first became involved in the rock music scene after he met guitarist Steve Jones at various rock hangouts in London, England in the mid 70s. In 1975 Clem joined the hugely popular, successful, and innovative New Wave rock group Blondie and remained a ...
3 de feb. de 2024 · Classic Rock. “Some people loved it and some people hated it…”: Blondie’s Clem Burke on the making of their classic hit Rapture. By Niall Doherty. ( Classic Rock ) published 3 February 2024. The drummer says he had no idea Debbie Harry was planning to rap over the song’s outro. (Image credit: Maureen Donaldson/Getty Images)) Blondie ...
Clem Burke, nato Clement Burke (New York, 24 novembre 1955), è un batterista statunitense, attualmente batterista della band Blondie. Reclutato da Chris Stein e Debbie Harry quando formarono per la prima volta i Blondie, Burke rimase nella band per tutta la prima parte della loro carriera e nella riunione verso la fine degli anni ...
16 de ago. de 2023 · An excerpt from "Live From My Drum Room With Clem Burke" from September 12, 2022. Clem is best known for his legendary and groundbreaking drumming, and being...
Clem Burke Biography. At age 18 drummer Clem Burke was a co-founding member of the group Blondie along with Chris Stein and Debbie Harry. Burke remained with the band throughout the first stage of their career and was instrumental in the late '90s reunion.
The Clem Burke Drumming Project (CBDP) was founded in 2008 by Dr Clem Burke (drummer, Blondie), Professor Steve Draper (Hartpury University) and Professor Marcus Smith (University of Chichester). What initially set out to examine the physiological demands of playing ‘live’ during one-off (i.e. Glastonbury) and multiple gigs (i.e. World Tour ...
