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Rush Alex Lifeson, Neil Peart, and Geddy Lee of the band Rush pose together against a red background, with Peart seated in the center and Lifeson and Lee standing on either side.
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Neil Peart

Canadian musician
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  • Rush
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    / Formation and early albums

    In 1974 Neil Peart replaced Rutsey on drums. Peart joined only two weeks before the launch of the band’s first major tour, which had it performing at venues in Canada and across the United States.

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    In 1974 Neil Peart replaced Rutsey on drums. Peart joined only two weeks before the launch of the band’s first major tour, which had it performing at venues in Canada and across the United States.

    Read More