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Lighten Up: Every Kind of Drummer
After years of watching Greg drum, I think he falls most neatly into “The Showoff” category. Thanks for sending this to us Jason Tripp!
Category: Lighten Up
Tags: Drummer, Greg Boyd, Humor
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