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George Hurley (born September 4, 1958) is a drummer noted for his work with Minutemen and fIREHOSE.
As a jazz fan, Hurley’s impossible speed, versatility, and nuance presented him as the most inventive drummer originating from the American indie-rock scene in the 1980s. For most of this period, few talented drummers would make a real impact on the industry.
George Hurley: A Minute By Minuteman. BY SABRINA CRAWFORD. San Pedro. Though connected to L.A. via the Harbor Gateway, the little seaside town is distinctly insular. With its crashing surf, blue-collar roots, and family friendly vibe, it’s a seemingly unlikely place for a musical uprising.
George Hurley drummed for Minutemen and fIREHOSE, two of the most influential and beloved bands to emerge from the Southern California punk scene. He tells J...
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Nov 5, 2007 · George Hurley is best known for playing in a predominantly structured environment with punk pioneers The Minutemen in the ’80s, and later in fIREHOSE, which also featured MM bassist Mike Watt.
In this bonus mini-episode, George Hurley tells his drumming origin story and talks about musical influences. He also discusses parallels between jazz and pu...
George Hurley. George Hurley formed the legendary punk rock band, Minutemen, with D. Boon and Mike Watt in 1980. The trio went on to release 11 albums in less than six years and toured maniacally, but then the tragic death of Boon in late December of 1985 caused their abrupt demise.
