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FRANK FERRER Praises STEVEN ADLER And MATT SORUM, Explains His Drumming Approach During His Time With GUNS N' ROSES

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In a new interview with Drum For The Song, the podcast hosted by Dane Campbell, son of late MOTÖRHEAD guitarist Phil Campbell, former GUNS N' ROSES drummer Frank Ferrer was asked if he tried to blend the styles of other ex-GUNS N' ROSES drummers Steven Adler and Matt Sorum during his 19-year run wit...

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