As a teen, young Daniel Shulman—who had barely dipped his toe into hip-hop’s groovy pool—found himself in the studio with Run-DMC during the group’s ’80s golden age. The result was some mighty fine four-stringed fretwork on 1986’s Raising Hell, and 1988’s Tougher Than Leather, and a production credit on 1993’s Down with the King, featuring none other than Tom Morello. If Shulman had stayed in the hip-hop world, he probably could have made a name for himself as a reliable session man—but he didn’t. “I play different genres because I’m a fan of different music,” he says. “Most modern popular The post Daniel Shulman: The ClassicRockHistory.com Interview appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.