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This is Joe Wong. Welcome to the Trapset, where each week we explore the lives of drummers.

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Stitcher.com. And now I want to play something for you. You're hearing the impaler featuring my guest Jeff Tane Watts on drones.

In person, Jeff is humble, really funny, and somewhat self-effacing.

However, his musical approach is, as you can hear, ferocious.

He swings hard and stays way on top of the beat.

Although highly educated, Jeff has skills that can't be taught in school.

Jeff rose to international fame in the early 80s as a sideman for both Brantford and

Witten Marsalis.

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