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24 de mar. de 2016 · Mark Herndon, who played drums in Alabama for 25 years, reveals his bitter feud with his bandmates in his book The High Road. He claims he was paid poorly, banned from the bus, and sued by the group after leaving in 2004.
about. Legendary Country Music Hall of Fame drummer Mark Herndon yearned to fly jets as a military brat, then discovered the dream of playing drums, vowing to come back one day and perform at the very place where he once had to stand outside just to hear. Along the way, he loved and lost and made plenty of mistakes, persevering to achieve all ...
Scott left the group at this time, and was replaced by Mark Herndon, a rock drummer later credited with bringing the band their signature sound. "I Wanna Come Over", became their first radio hit, reaching the top 40 in the Billboard country chart. 1980–1987: Mainstream success and superstardom
10 de feb. de 2019 · Mark Herndon, the former drummer of country band Alabama, reveals his struggles and conflicts with the group in his new book. He was not an official member of the band, despite his popularity and contributions, and faced legal and financial issues with his bandmates.
10 de mar. de 2016 · The Country Music Hall of Fame member shares his life story, from his military childhood to his drumming career with Alabama. He talks about his colorful characters, his passion for flying, and his family legacy in his autobiography The High Road.
Mark Herndon is the drummer of the country rock band Alabama. Learn about his biography, musical influences, hobbies and favorite places on this web page.
Mark Herndon is a drummer and member of the country super group Alabama, along with Randy Owen, Teddy Gentry and Jeff Cook. He joined the band in 1980 and helped solidify their signature sound of rock, country, pop and dance music. He also supported worthy causes such as St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and Country Cares for Kids.
