Born: July 14, 1964 Primary Instrument: Drums
Last Updated: July 14, 20112007 Live.... In The Moment
2007 Drum Speak
2002 Eye To Eye
1998 Through The Gate
1996 Tomorrow's Aanother Day
With others:
2003 Victoria Warne, Flourescence
1999 Victoria Warne, Live At The Savoy
1996 Billy Eric, Guitar Island
1999 Billy Eric, Of Near and Distant Lands
2003 Billy Eric, Yes Indeed
2003 Erico Granifei, The Real Truth
2006 Advent: Cantus Firmus
2006 Jon Kliene Combine
1999 Dem Brooklyn Bums: Xmas
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Primary Instrument:
Drums
Location:
Clifton, NJ
Willing to teach:
Beginners
Credentials/Background:
Qualifications
Teaching students privately for over 15 years and also
performing clinics for the Jackson Drum Company as well as
Saluda cymbals. Ken brings first-hand experience from his
tours with some of music’s top names and his successful
recording history. Ken continues to be a highly in-demand
drummer in New York City’s busy session scene.
Education
1988-1990 University Of Rhode Island Music Major
In 1982 Ken received a scholarship to Berklee College Of
Music along with various performance awards
12 years private study with the great Joe Morello
2 years private study with Kenwood Dennard
1 year private study with Zak Danziger
Relevant Experience
Various tours and recording session sand cd’s with some of
jazz, blues, and pop’s top artists including bassist Mark
Egan, guitarist Vic Juris, blues great Ronnie Earl, saxophonist
David Mann, keyboardist Gil Goldstein, blues guitarist Victoria
Warne, guitarist Pete McCann, drummer Danny Gottlieb,
guitarist Billy Eric, guitarist Bill Turner (Bill Haley and the
Comets), to name a few. Ken also enjoys a successful solo
artist career, having 3 Cd’s out under his own name. Ken is
endorsed by Jackson Drums, SJC Drums, Saluda Cymbals,
Hotsticks Drumsticks, Axis Pedals,Protection Racket
cases,and Mike Balter Mallets.
Thoughts
I believe my success as a drum instructor stems from my
desire for my students to improve, and that I genuinely care
about their progress, just as my many teachers cared about
me. I like to think that I’m carrying on in their footsteps.














