
Show Notes
Thanks for tuning into another Game of Drum Thrones Podcast episode #16!
In this episode, we have a wonderful special guest, Kevin Winard! Kevin Winard is an internationally acclaimed drummer, percussionist, producer, educator, and writer whose career spans more than four decades.
From touring with legends like Paul Anka, Sergio Mendes, Doc Severinsen, and Steve Tyrell to performing at venues such as the Montreux Jazz Festival, Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club, and Buckingham Palace, Kevin has built an extraordinary résumé across jazz, pop, Brazilian music, and beyond! In addition to his extensive recording career, he is a published author, producer, and vocalist.
In this episode, Kevin shares stories from the road, insights from working with world-class artists, and the lessons he's learned from a lifetime dedicated to music!
Please checkout Kevin Winard's website: @https://www.kevinwinard.com/
As well as his new Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@KevinsBeatsnEats
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