Glen Maiden gained worldwide recognition as one of America’s foremost drummers while playing with Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Inductee, Joe Cocker. His incisive playing garnered him an international following and influenced generations of drummers. While Glen digs all types of genres, he consider blues his first love, and playing that music is what he says feeds his soul,

Besides Joe Cocker, Glen has performed and or recorded for renowned greats, Joe Walsh, Steve Winwood, Davey Johnstone, Gladys Knight, Rick Springfield, Frank Black and the Catholics, Hollywood Blues Dogs, Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show, Stephen Duffy of Duran Duran,

Simon Le Bon of Arcadia, Alan Lancaster of Status Quo, Bernard Sumner of New Order, Johnny Marr of The Smiths, Larry Coryell, Mike Wolff,

20th. Century Fox, film scores, and The Gil Evans Orchestra.

Born in Roxborough section of Philadelphia, PA, Glen influenced by his Grandfather, a former drummer himself for the late great Bob Crosby, a younger bother of Bing Crosby. Bob Crosby band the Bob Cats. His Grandfather had a great appreciation for jazz and blues music, and Glen credits this exposure as forming the foundation for his ability to synthesize many different regional styles. From age 7, he was a prodigy, sitting in with house bands in Philadelphia and New Jersey. By the time he reached his early twenties, he had become influenced of the distinctive style coming out of Philadelphia known as The Philly Sound. By the year 2000, Glen had made his forte into the popular Southern California blues scene. Became Leader for Give Me Back My Wig the band.