Best rock and roll drummer of all time
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Best rock and roll drummer of all time
Please post your answer to this question:
Who is or was the best rock and roll drummer of all time?
I'll issue an Undisputed Certificate of Undisputed Praise to the first person to post the correct answer.
Dale
Who is or was the best rock and roll drummer of all time?
I'll issue an Undisputed Certificate of Undisputed Praise to the first person to post the correct answer.
Dale
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The one and only Steve Gadd...Steely Dan etc.
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Teri:Teri-K wrote:No, no, no, Lorenzo... you're describing Ginger Baker.Lorenzo wrote:John Bonham of Led Zeppelin - most creative, talented and intelligent.
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OK, I'm confused now. John Bonham was the drummer for Led Zepplin and Ginger Baker was the drummer for Cream & Blind Faith, and many others.
Am I wrong, or did you simply mean that the description that Lorenzo gave fit Ginger Baker better than it fit John Bonham- I'm guessing that latter, but was wondering.
Personally, my nod does go to Ginger Baker.
All the Best, Tom
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Tom: You're correct. I think our Lorenzo is confused - he was obviously crediting Baker's brilliance to BonhamTomB wrote:Teri:Teri-K wrote:No, no, no, Lorenzo... you're describing Ginger Baker.Lorenzo wrote:John Bonham of Led Zeppelin - most creative, talented and intelligent.
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OK, I'm confused now. John Bonham was the drummer for Led Zepplin and Ginger Baker was the drummer for Cream & Blind Faith, and many others.
Am I wrong, or did you simply mean that the description that Lorenzo gave fit Ginger Baker better than it fit John Bonham- I'm guessing that latter, but was wondering.
Personally, my nod does go to Ginger Baker.
All the Best, Tom
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Ludwig Drums did a survey and the voters to their website had the top 10 most influential drummers (using Ludwig drums) as:
1) Ringo Starr
2) John Bonham
3) Buddy Rich
4) Joe Morello
5) Ginger Baker
6) Alex Han Halen
7) Ian Paice
8) Alan White
9) Bun E. Carlos
10) Frankie Banali
My personal 'best rock & roll drummer' is John Bonham.
1) Ringo Starr
2) John Bonham
3) Buddy Rich
4) Joe Morello
5) Ginger Baker
6) Alex Han Halen
7) Ian Paice
8) Alan White
9) Bun E. Carlos
10) Frankie Banali
My personal 'best rock & roll drummer' is John Bonham.
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Steve Gadd?! When did he start playing rock´n roll. One of the all time greatest? Yes. Rock´n Roll? Nope!
Bonham!
........but Ian Paise and Stewart Copeland (The Police) are also up there.....
Bonham!
........but Ian Paise and Stewart Copeland (The Police) are also up there.....
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