pic.twitter.com/WOe4XWT18u— The Beat (@TheBeat) October 8, 2021 The Curator of Coventry Music Museum, Pete Chambers BEM, paid tribute to the musician, describing him as the “engine room of the Ska band” to the Coventry Observer.He said: “He was a true gentleman, gently spoken, charming, always supportive and always there for people.“His drumming was incredible gracing top ten charts hits such as ‘Tears of A Clown’, ‘Mirror in The Bathroom’ and ‘Can’t Get used to losing You’ and top ten albums: ‘I Just Can’t Stop It’ and ‘Wha’ppen’.”“A more frantic style is evident on songs like ‘Ranking Full Stop’, while his drumming on the likes of ‘Whine and Grine’ is superbly inventive, unlike many drummers Everett played the whole kit creating a.
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