Chuck Burgi

American drummer with Billy Joel

Chuck Burgi - American drummer with Billy Joel
Born

August 15th, 1952
72 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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A drummer, primarily associated with rock music. Gained prominence through work with notable artists including Billy Joel, where contribution to live performances and albums highlighted musical talent. Collaborated with numerous bands and musicians throughout career, showcasing versatility and skill. Participated in various tours and recording sessions, establishing reputation within the music industry. Additionally, played with the band Rainbow during their tours, contributing to their rhythmic foundation. Maintained an active presence in the music scene over the years, walking alongside some of the most influential figures in rock and pop music.

Played drums for Billy Joel

Performed with Rainbow

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