Ronnie Tutt
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Genre: Country / Pop / Rock
Location DALLAS, Texas, Un
Profile Views: 92585
Last Login: 8/22/2012
Member Since 11/1/2006
Record Label Unsigned
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.. .......... This page is the official myspace page for Ron Tutt, but it is not maintained or run by Ron. Ron does however visit the page and check the messages, so feel free to leave him comments. .. .. Ron Tutt spent 10 years playing for Elvis Presley. In fact, he still plays with the King as part of the "virtual Elvis" tour along with his former bandmates and audio/visual representations of Mr. Presley. .. .. Ron either performed and/or recorded with them all -- from country greats Glen Campbell, Johnny Cash and Kenny Rogers to rock-n-rollers Los Lobos, Elvis Costello and Jerry Garcia to pop stars Billy Joel, Stevie Nicks and Michael McDonald, among many others. .. .. A native-born Texan, there was never a question that entertaining was Ron's calling. From the early age of three, Ron was enrolled in both voice and tap dance classes. By the third grade he was playing violin with the school orchestra, and at ten won first prize in a Dallas ukelele contest. At 11 he danced on the first program broadcast live on television in Dallas. It wasn't until the summer of his senior year in high school that Ron gave up the trumpet and began playing drums -- not surprisingly he excelled and it became his passion. .. .. On working with such legendary singers, Ron comments, "If I had to narrow it down, the two greatest music influences on my life would be Elvis Presley and Neil Diamond. Elvis for the flashy, explosive, slightly out of control, style of playing that he brought out in me that mirrored his performance and personality. Neil has influenced me to be a disciplined team player. He leaves little to chance. He makes sure we are all well-rehearsed and fundamentally prepared. We know we are going to win every time we go on stage - just like a great sports team, and that's a great feeling!" -
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- will gleisberg10 months ago
Thank you for adding me, Ronnie. You have been my inspiration all my life. I'm very proud to have known you. I hope you are doing exceptionally well. All my best.
- Lynn11 months ago
Hope you will contact me soon.
- Little Agent1 year ago
Well I've heard that your son is passes away would just let you know I'm so sorry my condolences to you and your family.
TinyHands - Johan Rodbartsen1 year ago
Hi Ronnie: Elvis Week is always great and I have really been impressed watching and listening to your percussion work. Drummers like Charley Watts, Billy Higgens, Neil Peart and so many more who can literally take a small kit and make it sound like an enormous percussion set have certainly been inspired by the way you handle your large double bass drum kit and all those drums and pieces--YOU'RE AMAZING!!
What advice would you give a guitar player who wanted to buy a small-really good drum kit and learn how to play drums well? Best Wishes, God Bless You, Johan in Florida - SHARK DJ1 year ago
The TCB Band is here to stay!
Thanks. - Matthew Clarke1 year ago
Thanks for the inspiration Ronnie.You're the reason I became a drummer and your solos from the 70s are the greatest I've heard.Those double bass drums at the end are just mindblowing.
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- Tony Fonseca2 years agoMiss your Drumming
Hope you are Happy and doing great. - Shirley2 years agoHave a great week x
- Mike Augeri2 years ago
Thanks for the add Ronnie. Most appreciated.
Bio:
..Ron Tutt spent 10 years playing for Elvis Presley. In fact, he still plays with the King as part of the "virtual Elvis" tour along with his former bandmates and audio/visual representations of Mr. Presley.
Ron either performed and/or recorded with them all -- from country greats Glen Campbell, Johnny Cash and Kenny Rogers to rock-n-rollers Los Lobos, Elvis Costello and Jerry Garcia to pop stars Billy Joel, Stevie Nicks and Michael McDonald, among many others.
A native-born Texan, there was never a question that entertaining was Ron's calling. From the early age of three, Ron was enrolled in both voice and tap dance classes. By the third grade he was playing violin with the school orchestra, and at ten won first prize in a Dallas ukelele contest. At 11 he danced on the first program broadcast live on television in Dallas. It wasn't until the summer of his senior year in high school that Ron gave up the trumpet and began playing drums -- not surprisingly he excelled and it became his passion.
On working with such legendary singers, Ron comments, "If I had to narrow it down, the two greatest music influences on my life would be Elvis Presley and Neil Diamond. Elvis for the flashy, explosive, slightly out of control, style of playing that he brought out in me that mirrored his performance and personality. Neil has influenced me to be a disciplined team player. He leaves little to chance. He makes sure we are all well-rehearsed and fundamentally prepared. We know we are going to win every time we go on stage - just like a great sports team, and that's a great feeling!"




