Ted McKenna (1950-2020) was a Scottish drummer renowned for his powerful playing style and versatility across various rock genres. He gained prominence in the 1970s and 1980s, notably as a member of the iconic band The Sensational Alex Harvey Band, where his energetic drumming contributed to their theatrical rock sound. McKenna later worked with renowned artists such as Rory Gallagher, Michael Schenker, and the band MSG (Michael Schenker Group), showcasing his ability to adapt to different musical styles, from hard rock to blues. One of his notable works includes the album "Next" with The Sensational Alex Harvey Band, which featured the hit "Faith Healer." McKenna's collaboration on Gallagher's live albums, particularly "Irish Tour '74," solidified his reputation as a top-tier live drummer. McKenna's impact on music lies in his dynamic drumming and ability to enhance the live performance experience, influencing a generation of musicians. His legacy continues through the music he helped create and the artists he inspired, establishing him as a respected figure in the rock and blues communities.