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| | Drummerworld: Alan White |
 | | In a way it was neither musician's fault Bruford was considered, after Carl Palmer, the hottest drummer in England, while White had, in the public's perception, played in a few highly visible bands and gigs without a lot of acclaim. |
 | | He gravitated toward the drums, however, and at age 12 he got his own drum kit from his uncle, who was also a drummer. |
 | | By the spring of 1972, he was increasingly eager to move on to other vistas, and finally left officially on July 19, 1972. |
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