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Aerosmith's Drummer Joey Kramer On Why He's Suing the Band

You can now join our mailing list and have access to all our videos. https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/s... UPDATE - January 25, 2020 - Aerosmith Reunites With Drummer Joey Kramer at MusiCares, Although They Don’t Perform Together https://variety.com/2020/music/news/a... UPDATE - Aerosmith drummer loses bid to rejoin band for Grammy honors Click below CLICK HERE https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation... Aerosmith's Drummer Joey Kramer On Why He's Suing the Band January 21, 2020 – TMZ reported this morning that Aerosmith's original drummer and long-time member Joey Kramer was suing the band because they won't let him back into the fold. His last gig with the band was in April 2019. He suffered a shoulder injury and some of the reporting also said he hurt his ankle so for the last eight months Kramer's drum tech John Douglas has been behind the kit. With the bands performance at the Grammy's coming up on Sunday night his exclusion hit hard. In a statement, Kramer said, "This is not about money. I am being deprived of the opportunity to be recognized along with my peers, for our collective, lifetime contributions to the music industry. Neither the MusiCares' Person of the Year Award nor the Grammys' Lifetime Achievement honors can ever be repeated.” “"The fact that I would be asked to audition for my own job, demonstrate that I can play at 'an appropriate level' and play better than my temporary fill-in with a moving target of made-up standards is both insulting and upsetting. Other band members and their lawyers will likely attempt to disparage my playing and claim that I am unable to play the drums right now. Nothing could be further from the truth.” - by John Beaudin This is Kramer's full statement: "Ever since I was 14 years old, I had a set of drumsticks in my hand and a passion to create music. Being prohibited from playing with a band that I have given 50 years of my life to supporting, is beyond devastating. "This is not about money. I am being deprived of the opportunity to be recognized along with my peers, for our collective, lifetime contributions to the music industry. Neither the MusiCares' Person of the Year Award nor the Grammys' Lifetime Achievement honors can ever be repeated. "The fact that I would be asked to audition for my own job, demonstrate that I can play at 'an appropriate level' and play better than my temporary fill-in with a moving target of made-up standards is both insulting and upsetting. Other band members and their lawyers will likely attempt to disparage my playing and claim that I am unable to play the drums right now. Nothing could be further from the truth. I did everything they asked — jumped through hoops and made both a recording of playing along solo to a recent live recording of the band — one I had never heard before, and that process was videotaped. But I did it, and I did it well. In AEROSMITH's 50-year history, no other band member has ever been subjected to this scrutiny let alone be asked to audition for his own job! "I hope our fans can understand that all I'm trying to do is get back to playing with the band that they love — and that's AEROSMITH with all five original members. The greatest magic and success of AEROSMITH happens when all the band’s founding members are together in the house. To be removed from my rightful place on stage to celebrate our success — a success that acknowledges my own life's work, is just plain wrong."