Talk:Clem Burke

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i think that in stead of having the name thing be clem burke it should be changed to elvis ramone

Well, his name was actually Clem Burke, and he only played with the Ramones under the name Elvis Ramone for two gigs. He's known much more for playing with Blondie, under his birth name. Also, the title of the article is Clem Burke. --SchnappM 20:25, 5 March 2006 (UTC). that is true. did they ever do any live recordings with Elvis ramone?

Is it allright to keep in the article the Elvis Ramone link that redirects to the same page?

Whether its Clem or as Elvis, he is without doubt one of the most competant drummers of the last few decades! Some truly awesome talent.