# John Rutsey
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John Howard Rutsey (July 23, 1952 – May 11, 2008) was a Canadian musician best known as a founding member and original drummer of Rush. He performed on the band's 1974 debut album but left shortly after its release due to health problems which limited his ability to tour with the band. He was replaced by Neil Peart, who would remain the band's drummer until they retired in 2015.
"Rush at 50" is the new book by Daniel Bukszpan, featuring 50 milestones in Rush's career. Daniel talks with us all about the history of Rush!
Original air date: November 6, 2024
Formed in Toronto in 1968, Rush became one of the most popular and best-selling bands in rock history, thanks to their tireless effort and imaginative, ever-evolving music. This richly illustrated and entertianingly written book from Rush expert and music journa…
TV Tan 0302: At Least We Still Have John Rutsey
REPOST JANUARY 12, 2020: Bill Frost (SLUGMag.com & X96 Radio From Hell) and Tommy Milagro (MBA in Dranks) talk The Critics Choice Awards, Jay & Silent Bob Reboot, The Young Pope, The Magicians, 68 Whiskey, Sex Education, 9-1-1: Lone Star, Avenue 5, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Medical Police, Rasslin' New…
1975 - February: Rush “Fly By Night”
Fly By Night is the album where Rush takes its final form. Original drummer John Rutsey left the group shortly after their eponymously named debut album was released. Health problems related to diabetes made it difficult for Rutsey on tour. He was replaced on bassist/vocalist Geddy Lee's 21st bi…
Episode 111. Finding My Way
In another absolutely unnecessary but deeply essential installment of Rush Rash, Chaz and Shatz return to the Boneless airwaves for what begins as a routine wheel spin and quickly devolves into a gloriously ramshackle prog symposium involving airport sightings, tribute band diplomacy, chorus pedals…
22. Rush (Part 1?)
Leslie and Tim dive into Rush for a Make Me a Believer episode, exploring how the band evolved from its early hard rock roots into one of the most technically precise and polarizing acts in rock history. They walk through the catalog from the debut album to Moving Pictures, highlighting the shift f…
Rush Fifty Something: A Night To Remember in Chicago
Janda recaps night one of Rush's Fifty Something tour in Chicago on July 16, 2026— a show few fans thought they'd ever see after Neil Peart's passing in 2020. The episode covers drummer Anika Nilles winning over skeptics with a show-stopping "Tom Sawyer," the emotional Peart tributes, a full 2112 s…
Power Plants With Hard Drives And Data Centers,
Today in Music History closes the hour with birthdays for Slash, Martin Gore, John Rutsey and Nick Menza, plus Amy Winehouse, Sun Studio and the Iranian rock ban that inspires “Rock the Casbah.
Dawn’s Big Three begins with a Secret Service agent placed on leave over a suspected leak involving JD V…
Musical Musings: Five of the Best - Rush
On this edition of Musical Musings: Five of the Best, Armando Venditti — host of The Music Den on YouTube, joining us from Edmonton — comes back to the show to take on a band that is practically a Canadian institution: Rush. It starts in August 1968 in Willowdale, a suburb north of Toronto, with th…
Episode 121. Time and Motion
This week, the Haggis Shack welcomes back Rob Silverberg of Midwest RushFest, along with first-time guest Chris Schneberger, for a gathering of Rush obsessives who've spent an extraordinary amount of time, money, and gasoline following three Canadians around the planet.
And now, apparently, they're…
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