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1. Nov. 2022 · Sandy was one of the most on-demand drummers during the late 1950s and early 1960s. His catchy, hard-hitting style can you hear on countless hits from that era. He was a session drummer that loved by many musicians. He also had a successful solo career, scoring several charting singles with his own band. Sandy Nelson's Life Sandy
28. Feb. 2022 · Sandy Nelson, a drummer whose flashy style and propulsive rhythms helped elevate the importance of the instrument in early rock and roll, died Feb. 14, 2022, in Boulder City, Nev. The cause of death was not reported, however Nelson had been in hospice for some time. He was 83.
18. Apr. 2015 · Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupDrumming Up A Storm · Sandy NelsonThe Very Best Of Sandy Nelson℗ 1962 Capitol Records, LLCReleased on: 2003-01-01...
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Netherlands. 1975. Netherlands — 1975. Recently Edited. The Very Best Of Sandy Nelson. LP, Compilation. United Artists Records – 1C 048-96670, EMI Electrola – 1C 048-96670.
20. Feb. 2022 · by Paul Cashmere on February 20, 2022. in News. Sandy Nelson, best known for the 1961 hit ‘Let There Be Drums’, has died at age 83. The track was recently covered by Slade’s Don Powell, ELO ...
18. Nov. 2012 · Sandy Nelson was among the small group of musicians who scored a top ten instrument hit record when he recorded "Teen Beat" in 1959. The song sold a million copies and paved the way for Sandy to become a well-respected studio musician. He followed up his first hit with another called "Let There Be Drums" which became an anthem for young drummers wanting to play rock and roll. In 1963 Sandy was ...
Sandy Nelson was a rarity in early rock music; a popular Los Angeles session drummer with a punchy Gene Krupa-inspired style, he also managed to become a star in his own right thanks to the instrumental solo hits "Teen Beat" (1959) and "Let There Be Drums" (1961). Combining cool, sometimes splashy drum patterns with low, rumbling electric guitar licks, his songs were forerunners to the West ...
