Lennie, whose reputation and adventures are of considerable renown, has worked in the percussion industry for more than sixty years. He worked as artist relations director for Zildjian and was right-hand man to the company’s patricarch Armand Zildjian for more than four decades.

Today he continues his work with Sabian, servicing today’s top pros and nurturing rising young stars.

What do Papa Jo Jones, Buddy Rich, Louie Bellson, Max Roach, Tony Williams, Steve Gadd, Peter Erskine, Neil Peart, Steve Smith, Vinnie Colaiuta, Dennis Chambers, Dave Weckl, Ed Shaughnessy, Chad Smith and pretty much every other famous drummer have in common? The answer is Lennie DiMuzio.

Lennie was instrumental in helping some of the biggest names in drumming choose the cymbals that best suited their creative needs. The late Armand Zildjian, president of the Zildjian Cymbal Company once said:

\"He’s the guy Buddy Rich, Billy Cobham, Louie Bellson, and Harvey Mason talk to. There’s a little bit of Lennie DiMuzio in almost every great drummer\'s sound.\"

Plus Lennie has always been one of the funniest human beings on the planet, with an endless supply of insider stories that could make even the most seasoned pro blush.

Penned alongside his longtime friend Jim Coffin and edited by east coast percussion ace Ed Uribe, \'Tales From The Cymbal Bag\' debuted at last week’s Percussive Arts Society convention in Indianapolis. You can also purchased the book online for $29.95.