I know this is a forum about vintage drums but I have a question concerning fellow collector Bun E. Carlos.Im sitting here watching Cheap Trick perform on Austin City Limits that was recorded back in December 2010. Why ain't Bun E. with em? They used a drummer named Daxx Neilson(any relation to guitarist Rick?).
Where was Bun E. ?
I watched that tonight also, and was wondering the same thing.....
Bun E has been out of the band for around 1-1/2 years.......
Daxx is Rick's son.............
Seems like a theme these days- that is to be jettisoned in favour of the guitar player's son...
I guess I have something in common with Michael Anthony and Bun E. Carlos...
I am not bitter (anymore)...
Dead dogs like rusty fire hydrants!!!
Seems like a theme these days- that is to be jettisoned in favour of the guitar player's son...I guess I have something in common with Michael Anthony and Bun E. Carlos...I am not bitter (anymore)...
From Wikipedia: "On March 19, 2010, Cheap Trick issued a statement that Carlos is not the current touring drummer for Cheap Trick but that he still remains a band member. Cheap Trick guitarist Rick Nielsen's son Daxx was named in the statement as the touring drummer.[3] Carlos had previously suffered from back problems, the recovery and treatment of which had caused him to miss portions of some Cheap Trick tours."
From Wikipedia: "On March 19, 2010, Cheap Trick issued a statement that Carlos is not the current touring drummer for Cheap Trick but that he still remains a band member. Cheap Trick guitarist Rick Nielsen's son Daxx was named in the statement as the touring drummer.[3] Carlos had previously suffered from back problems, the recovery and treatment of which had caused him to miss portions of some Cheap Trick tours."
I stand corrected!!!
It's just funny that the new thing is to replace a member of a band with the guitar player's son!!!. Okay- this is the second time I have seen this.
Dead dogs like rusty fire hydrants!!!
Bun E. is too busy buying insanely collectible drums now! :)
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