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Marky Ramone
Marky Ramone was the drummer for the Ramones, the New York punk band whose classic lineup included Joey Ramone on vocals, Johnny Ramone on guitar, and Dee Dee...
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Marky Ramone was the drummer for the Ramones, the New York punk band whose classic lineup included Joey Ramone on vocals, Johnny Ramone on guitar, and Dee Dee Ramone on bass. He played on albums like their self-titled 1976 debut, 1977's 'Rocket to Russia,' and 1978's 'Road to Ruin.'
One of the songs he's known for is 'Concrete And Clay,' which features Brazilian singer Dinho Ouro Preto. The track appears on a list of his top songs alongside 'I Want You' with Mantu, a cover of 'Octopus's Garden,' and 'Un Mundo Mejor' with Sebastian Expulsado.
His drumming for the Ramones was steady and driving, providing a consistent pulse through the band's internal changes in the early 1980s. The music they made together, including songs like 'Concrete And Clay,' has remained influential in punk circles.
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