Steve Ferrone
Steve
Ferrone
Steve
Ferrone
One of the world’s most successful drummers, Steve Ferrone was born in Brighton, England, studied at the Nice Conservatory in France, and played with Brian Auger’s Oblivion Express — all that before hitting the international airwaves with the very funky Average White Band’s “Cut the Cake”. Classic albums including “Soul Searching” and “Person to Person” would follow before Steve made a move into session work.
Ferrone’s jazz sensibilities and funky grooves soon found him playing with artists as diverse as Chaka Khan, Christine McVie, Scritti Politti, Paul Simon, George Benson, Jaco Pastorious, Dominic Troiano, Jeff Golub, Bernie Worrell, Duran Duran and many others. A lengthy stint with Eric Clapton included the multi-platinum “Eric Clapton Unplugged”, before Steve teamed up with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers to play rock’n’roll.
Armed with over three decades of experience and a clock-like sense of time, Steve delivers a patented groove that is simply the best!