Gary Husband
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Gary Husband, born in Yorkshire in 1960, is an English drummer who has played with, amongst others, the British jazz-funk band Morrissey-Mullen and Level 42, and recorded with the likes of Allan Holdsworth, John McLaughlin and Mark King (to name a few). He also is a proficient keyboard player.
Innovators in progressive metal such as Sean Reinert (Cynic) and Tomas Haake (Meshuggah) cite Mr. Husband's playing as a primary source of inspiration.
[edit] Equipment
[edit] Drum kit
- Rig (trap set) - Drum Workshop (DW), in "Tony Williams yellow". All birch shells with no reinforcement hoops.
- Hardware - all DW (incl: DW 9000 double bass pedal)
- Heads - Aquarian
- Cymbals - Zildjian
- Sticks - Pro-Mark
[edit] External links
- Gary Husband, Official Site
- Gary Husband, Fan Site
- Gary Husband page at drummerworld.com
- MuzikMan: Interview With Gary Husband at blogcritics.org September 05, 2005
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| Level 42 |
| Mark King | Mike Lindup | Rowland 'Boon' Gould | Gary Husband | Nathan King |
| Phil Gould | Jakko Jakszyk | Alan Murphy |
| Discography |
|---|
| Studio albums: Level 42 | Strategy | The Pursuit of Accidents | Standing in the Light | True Colours | World Machine | Running in the Family | Staring at the Sun Guaranteed | Forever Now | Retroglide |
| Live albums: The River Sessions |
| Compilations: Level Best | On A Level | The very best of | Level 42 - The Early Tapes | The Ultimate Collection | The Definitive Collection |
| Famous singles: The Chinese Way | The Sun Goes Down | Hot Water | Somenthing About You | Leaving Me Now | Lessons In Love | Running in the Family | It's Over | Guaranteed | Forever Now |
| Videos: The Collection | Live at Reading UK | Live at Reading Concert Hall | Level 42 Live Apollo 2003 | The Ultimate Collection | Live at Wembley | Level 42 at Rock Palast |
