Drum Solo Video: Will Taylor (Dirty Leaves, Spycatcher, Moones)

Regular readers will know that I'm partial to a bit of Dirty Leaves. I posted the stunning video to their gorgeous 'Oh My Love' here, as well as posting lead singer Drew Elliot showing of the Digitech Vocalist Live 5 here.

Now, it's time to 'give the drummer some': here's the Dirty Leaves drummer Will Taylor performing a three minute free-flowing solo piece.

An in-demand musician, Taylor is also part of Spycatcher and Moones, another two bands deservedly getting a lot of love right now. This atmospheric video was shot by my good friends over at dsymedia.com, with the audio being recorded by Thomas Mitchener at Broadfields Studios.

Credits
Video: youtube.com/user/willtaylordrums
Image: reverbnation.com/dirtyleavesband

Related posts:
Dirty Leaves: 'Oh My Love', a beautiful slice of modern folk.
Drew Elliot: performs 'Can't We Go Together' using the DigiTech Vocalist Live 5 vocal harmoniser.

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