Drummer Collection (page 20)

Grand opera came to Billingham yesterday when first-year pupils at Brunner Comprehensive School, Billingham, put on their own production of All the Kings Men

Former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr attends the premiere of the Paramount film " The Godfather" in Lower Regent Street. 23rd August 1972

Simon Le Bon and Roger Taylor of Duran Duran, music group, 7th August 1981

Dave Stead. The Beautiful South performing live at the Alfred McAlpine Stadium. 12th July 1997

Beatles drummer Ringo Starr with air stewardess as he boards a plane. Airport is unknown Picture taken 27th December 1963

Former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr at Heathrow airport with his wife Maureen en route to Los Angeles for the showing of his film " the Magic Christian". Picture taken 26th January 1970

Def Leppard performing live at the NEC Birmingham. 29th June 1992

After two years in the pop wilderness, Ringo Starr has brought his music and his American wife Barbara home to Britain, for good. The ex-Beatles 17th century mansion in Ascot is packed with memories

Elizabeth Taylors birthday party in Hungary. Ringo and Maureen Starr with Richard Burtons brother Graham. March 1972

Keith Moon, drummer of rock group The Who, 1975

Beatles at pool in a private home in Los Angeles. Ringo Starr playing cowboy at Beatles Bel Air home. August 1964 S07559 beatexhib12

Stoke City player Stanly Matthews playing the drums with Pat Wayne and the Beachcombers

Party at the Dorchester Hotel, London, Saturday 23rd March 1968. After a private screening of " Around The World in 80 Days", at the Coliseum Cinema

Rolling Stones Charlie Watts in control room at Olympic Studios 19th May 1967

Rehearsals at Teddington for the Eamonn Andrews show on which the Rolling Stones appeared on 5 February 1967

Charlie Watts of The Rolling Stones arrives at Olympic Studios in Barnes where they were working on their sixth LP. 8th July 1967

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones at Olympic Studios in Barnes where they were working on their sixth LP. 8th July 1967

The Rolling Stones at The Royal Albert Hall, their first British Tour in a year. Left to right: Charlie Watts, Brian Jones, Keith Richards, Mick Jagger and Bill Wyman 23rd September 1966

The Beatles drummer Ringo Starr is happy to speak to the press after the birth of his 8oz baby son Zak who is the first child of Ringo & wife Maureen Starkey, 14th September 1965

The Beatles - with stand in drummer Jimmie Nicol - return to London Heathrow Airport after 3 day tour of Denmark & Amsterdam

The Beatles at London Airport at the start of their European Tour 4th June 1964. They will be in concert later this evening at the Tivoli Gardens, Copenhague, Denmark

Keith Moon drummer with the Who seen here with Viv Stanshall Pop Festival

Sweet - Pop Group seen here in rehearsals at the Coventry studios of Top of the Pops 1973

Paper Lace seen here in rehearsals at the Coventry studios of Top of the Pops 1974

1960s Jazz performer Buddy Rich, Drummer on kit

A man playing the drums using toothbrushes for drumsticks and tins of dundee cake for the instruments October 1965

Cream at The Empire pool Wembley on 16th April 1967 Ginger Baker It was the Record Stars Show in assciation with Stars Organisation with Spastics

A Dervish dance performed in the street during the Bairan Festival in the Syrian town of Homs Circa 1935

Drummer from pop group Fun Loving Criminals on stage at T in the Park July 1999

Drummer from Stereophonics on stage at T in the Park July 1999

1960s Jazz performer Buddy Rich, Drummer smoking a cigarette. 13th April 1967

Pipers on board the Aircraft Carrier HMS Illustrious 1950

Children of Belfast Dockers who are on strike for better conditions and pay seen here playing in the street in 1907

Ringo Starr drummer with The Beatles pictured with camera, on holiday in Tobago, Trinidad and Tobago, January 1966

Singer Phil Collins performs in concert at Newcastle Arena 9 November 1997

Stephen Crawford, 24, is selling his all-leather costume which he used to wear as drummer with the hard rock band, Incubus

Jazz Drummer Buddy Rich before his appearance at Newcastles City Hall 14 / 11 / 70
Jazz Drummer Buddy Rich before his appearance at Newcastles City Hall 14/11/70

The Bee Gees pop group stand behind a vicar having a a go on the drums during rehearsals for their show at Liverpools Anglican Cathedral

Ringo Starr and his wife watching Bob Dylan at The Isle of Wight Festival. John Lennon and Yoko Ono sitting behind them. 30th August 1969

The Beatles filming of "Help"in Sailsbury Plain, our picture shows
The Beatles filming of " Help" in Sailsbury Plain, our picture shows... Ringo behind the camera, Monday 3rd March 1965

Jon Moss drummer with Culture Club dbase msi

Alan Whitehead 30, ex-husband of model Leena Skoog pictured in London. Alan, former drummer with the Marmalade pop group was divorced by Leena because of his unreasonable behaviour

Rod Stewart and Britt Ekland. April 1975 75-1775-005

John Steel, former drummer of The Animals, working as the manager of a small wallpaper warehouse in Gateshead 18 months after leaving the group. 25th August 1967

The Animals 2 pop group including the original Animals drummer John Steel and guitarist Hilton Valentine. (Left to right, front), Rabbit and John Steel, (rear), Hilton Valentine, George Fearon

The Animals following there 1980s reunion tour. (Left to right) Eric Burdon, Chas Chandler, John Steel, Hilton Valentine and Alan Price. March 1984

Rod Stewart and Britt Ekland. April 1975 75-1775-004

Ex Beatle Ringo Starr. April 1975 75-1771-007

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In the heart of London, in 1967, the legendary Buddy Rich took center stage with his drumsticks poised and ready. The crowd held their breath as he unleashed a rhythmic storm that shook the very foundations of music. This captivating moment was captured by Brian Foskett, forever immortalizing the genius of one of history's greatest drummers. Across time and continents, drums have echoed through pivotal moments in history. In Howard Pyle's oil on canvas masterpiece from 1906, "The Nation Makers, " we witness the Battle of Brandywine during the Revolutionary War. Amidst chaos and gunfire, a drummer boy stands tall, beating out a rallying cry for freedom. Fast forward to 1968 in London once again; Joe Morello takes his turn under Brian Foskett's lens. With lightning speed and precision, Morello mesmerizes audiences with his virtuosity on the drums. His beats reverberate through every corner of Queen Elizabeth Hall. Speaking of battles, Howard Pyle brings us another iconic scene: The Battle of Bunker Hill in 1898. As soldiers clash swords and musket balls fly through the air, a drummer boy fearlessly pounds away at his instrument amidst chaos and carnage—a symbol of unwavering courage amid adversity. From military regiments to recruitment posters during WWI featuring Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders or Grenadier Guards at St Michaels Mount—drummers have always played an essential role in keeping armies marching to victory. But it wasn't just war where drumming left its mark; it also found its place within jazz ensembles around the world. Jack DeJohnette's explosive performance at Queen Elizabeth Hall in 1989 showcases how drums can transcend boundaries and captivate audiences across genres. Elvin Jones' Jazz Machine brought rhythm to life at Jazz Bakery in Los Angeles back in 1997—an unforgettable night where the drums became a force of nature, commanding attention and igniting passion.