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Michael Waller, dit Micky Waller, né le 6 septembre 1941 à Hammersmith et mort le 29 avril 2008 à Londres, est un batteur britannique qui a joué avec une foule de formations et d'artistes de la scène rock et blues après être devenu musicien professionnel en 1960. En plus d'avoir été membre de groupes qui ont joué un rôle important ...
Micky Waller Discography. Definitive British Blues album of the late 60s, with Mickey’s great heavy drum sound to the fore. TRUTH. In his later life, Micky studied for a Law Degree and successfully sued various parties for unpaid royalties, and was proud to claim that he had always made a living from his music.
Micky Waller (* 6. September 1941; † 29. April 2008) war ein britischer Schlagzeuger, der in etlichen bekannten Rockbands gespielt hat, so z. B. bei Steampacket, John Mayalls Bluesbreakers und der Jeff Beck Group .
Mick Waller. Profile: British Rock drummer (born September 6 1941 in London; died 2008) who has worked sessions with artists such as: Brian Auger, Jimmy Page, Rod Stewart, Mike Hugg (ex Manfred Mann), Ron Nagle, Billy Bragg, The Walker Brothers, Dusty Springfield, Elton John and Paul McCartney. Show more.
29 de jul. de 2023 · The insistent, often frenetic bass playing of Ronnie Wood found an anchor in Micky Waller’s drumming on numbers like “Let Me Love You,” where their own impulsive interactions, comparing favorably to those of the bandleader, complemented the hoarse caterwauling and crooning of a young Rod Stewart (with whom Wood collaborated later in the decade and into the Seventies, before becoming ...
Michael Waller ( Hammersmith, 6 september 1941 – Londen, 29 april 2008) [1] [2] was een Britse rock - en bluesdrummer, die met veel van de grootste namen in het Britse rock- en bluescircuit speelde, nadat hij in 1960 beroepsmuzikant werd. Hij was sessiemuzikant voor een groot aantal Britse en Amerikaanse artiesten en stond erom bekend dat hij ...
17 de sept. de 2016 · Micky Waller 5/2008. May 6, 2008 – Micky Waller was born in Hammersmith, London on September 6th 1941. The son of a council clerk of works, Waller was evacuated as a war baby to his Aunt Nora’s home in Belper, Derbyshire. After he returned to his parents’ home in Greenford, Middlesex, his father encouraged his interest in drumming by ...
