
KimBerly
Kim Berly is a Canadian drummer known for his contributions to rock, pop rock, folk rock, and classic rock.
- Origin
- Canada
- Active since
- 1948
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Biography
Story
Born in 1948 in Canada, Kim Berly is an influential drummer who made a significant mark on the music scene of the 1970s and 1980s. His versatile style allowed him to play across various genres including rock, pop rock, folk rock, and classic rock. As a member of the band The Stampeders, he contributed to the creation of several iconic albums, solidifying his importance in the history of Canadian music.
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Member of The Stampeders.
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Active since the 1970s.
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Known for his versatile style.
Selection
Discography
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- Against the Grain1971
Against the Grain
- Carryin' On1971
Carryin' On
- Rubes, Dudes & Rowdies1973
Rubes, Dudes & Rowdies
- From the Fire1973
From the Fire
- New Day1974
New Day
- Backstage Pass1974
Backstage Pass
- Steamin'1975
Steamin'
- Hit the Road1976
Hit the Road
- Platinum1977
Platinum
- The Best of the Stampeders1977
The Best of the Stampeders
- Ballsy1979
Ballsy
- Over Seventy Minutes with the Stampeders1983
Over Seventy Minutes with the Stampeders
- Greatest Hits Volume 11985
Greatest Hits Volume 1
- Greatest Hits Volume 21985
Greatest Hits Volume 2
- Sure Beats Working1998
Sure Beats Working
FAQ
About the artist
Q01How old is Kim Berly?+
Born in 1948.
Q02Where is Kim Berly from?+
Canada.
Q03What is Kim Berly's role in music?+
Drummer.
Q04What music genres does Kim Berly play?+
Rock, pop rock, folk rock, and classic rock.
Q05What are some notable albums by Kim Berly?+
Includes albums like 'Against the Grain' and 'Ballsy'.
Q06Since when has Kim Berly been active?+
Active since the 1970s.
