A drummer you'd like to jam with?

[Melik]

OK, I know this question isn't maybe the best for bass players forum but it kinda relates when thinking of that bass and drums are the basis for most songs!

And my answer for the question got to be Jeff Porcaro!

 

[dcr]

Neil Peart



dcr

 

[otis_thick]

EZ DC Dennis Chambers

 

[adube810]

allen aucoin, stanton moore, adam deitch, billy martin, darren shearer.....

 

[IdealWay]

Jeff Sipe for sure

 

[fleabee]

Definitely Carter Beauford{even though Neil Peart will always be my all time fave}

 

[bassplayer8953]

1: Cozy Powell (RIP)

2: Ian Paice

 

[dazzzed78]

1. The Brain

2. Travis Barker

 

[XXL]

Brann Dailor
Bill Ward
Steve Gadd


Plenty plenty more, but thats just 3 off the top of my head right away.. ya know

 

[Gasman]

Danny Carey

 

[Flatty Banks]

'Bud' Gaugh. Although his recent mugshot looked... worse than usual.

.

But damn, can he hold a shuffle.

 

[cuddlemonster]

Zach Hill!
or Jesse Appelhans

 

[El Raro]

Martin Lopez (ex-Opeth drummer).

 

[lowender92]

Pete Erskine

 

[RWRLV]

Dave Garibaldi, Chad Wackerman, Mitch Mitchell, Ian Paice

 

[J-Razz]

Since it's just a wish, I'd say John Bonham.

 

[PilbaraBass]

This is easy.... there are TONS of great drummers out there that I really look up to... but I'd be completely intimidated by them...

But I think there a few special drummers out there that would be a BLAST to jam with because they can feed off of your feel and really compliment even someone like myself with limited ability.

For my choice, such a drummer would be Kenny Aronoff

 

[Jaguar]

Carl Palmer

 

[Alvaro Martín Gómez A.]

Neil Peart, John Bonham (R.I.P.), Stewart Copeland and Vinnie Colaiuta.

 

[kevbassman]

Chad Smith, Ringo Starr, Keith Moon & John Bonham (RIP). Steve Gadd, Dennis Champers, Jeff Pocarco, Any Steely Dan drummer, Abe Lincoln (?)-drummer in McCartney's live band since 2002.

Listen to Chad Smith's drum-work on Glenn Hughes recordings.........killer!