It’s always a good day when I get to crack open a cold beer and hang out with an old friend and solid drummer. Chuck Keeping, the drummer for Big Wreck, was recently over at the studio. We played some drums, fired up the BBQ and had great conversation about his life and drumming influences. Playing with Big Wreck has been Chuck’s primary focus, although there is much more to his musicianship and career. Aside from everything that comes along with being Big Wreck’s drummer, we spoke about fatherhood (both of us being new dads), musical heroes, memorable life experiences as well as his experiences on the road. Watch the full interview below.
Chuck Keeping Plays “Who’s That Drummer?”
In the 2nd video we (and you) play a game called “Who’s That Drummer?”. You and Chuck Keeping will hear a 30 second clip of an isolated drum track from a popular song. These drums-only tracks are from hit songs by many legendary bands and artists. You would be amazed how recognizable they are. Chuck will have 30 seconds for each clip, to guess the song, the artist and who the drummer is. Each correct answer is worth one point. Can guess the answers before Chuck can?
Aside from his work in the Canadian rock band Big Wreck, Chuck Keeping is also known for playing with artists like Suzie Mcneil, Fathead, Anjulie, Marshall Dane, Lee Oskar, Johnny Reid and Jeff Healey. He is also well known for his work as a session drummer for major labels such as Sony & BMG. Chuck endorses Sonor drums, Zildjian cymbals, Vic Firth drumsticks and Remo drumheads.
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Awesome interview Chuck??
I enjoyed the interview and wish you all the best at your career be what it may.
Take care of yourself and yours. Stay safe.
Wicked , so proud of ya buddy you have come along way since the first drum head that I done for you lol
Hey Chuck,
Great interview. Nice to see you getting the recognition!!
Remember…”If it was easy… everybody would be doing it!!”
Wishing you continued success with your career!! ??