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PYMLICO

a modest chap. In ’s natter with the drummer and founder of Norwegian instrumental jazz-proggers Pymlico, he downplays his drum tutor status (“I have a day job,” he mentions, vaguely), his time studying at the Los Angeles College Of Music (the home of alumni such as Tal Wilkenfeld, with late Toto drummer Joe Porcaro an in front of 3,000 people.

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