What 3 drummers would you most like to play with?

[el bassista]

Mike Portnoy
Derico Watson
Marcelo Moreira

 

[SMILEYSIXX]

Joey Jordison
Mike Portnoy
Brann Dailor

 

[aus_bass]

Keith Moon
Phil Rudd
Stewart Copeland

 

[lowendfriend]

Yonrico Scott

Mark Giuliana

John Densmore

 

[groooooove]

josh raymer, brian blade, seb rochford

 

[Trabeen]

Ian Paice
Prairie Prince
Tim Alexander

 

[deaf pea]

I'd love to play with:

Dave Garabaldi - serious fun-kay!
Vinnie Colaiuta - heard him play live once and his ability to bend time while keeping the groove strong blew me away.
Mickey Hart - He has tremendous sensitivity and ability to follow (and to go to unexpected places), and I'd love to see how much of that could rub off from playing with him.

Well, I've had the pleasure of playing with 2 of those guys . . . Vinnie Colaiuta wasn't a force (yet) when I started working more as an audio engineer than bassist . . .

 

[deaf pea]

Long story short: It was a tribute for late cornet great Nat Adderley at Florida southern College in Lakeland, Florida, where Nat had been an artist in residence for many years. I had gotten to know Nat over the years. Plan was for me to bring my bass over from Tampa for Walter Booker to play (Walter had played it previously, and liked it). A couple of hours before the show, I got the call telling me that Walter was too sick to play (asthmatic issues) and they asked if I would play. It was a great chance to play with Nat's old bandmates. We played some of the usual Nat/Cannonball repertoire, including "Jive Samba" and "Work Song." Yep, I was floating on air for a few days after that.

nice . . . . . .

 

[colcifer]

Long story short: It was a tribute for late cornet great Nat Adderley at Florida southern College in Lakeland, Florida, where Nat had been an artist in residence for many years. I had gotten to know Nat over the years. Plan was for me to bring my bass over from Tampa for Walter Booker to play (Walter had played it previously, and liked it). A couple of hours before the show, I got the call telling me that Walter was too sick to play (asthmatic issues) and they asked if I would play. It was a great chance to play with Nat's old bandmates. We played some of the usual Nat/Cannonball repertoire, including "Jive Samba" and "Work Song." Yep, I was floating on air for a few days after that.

Awesome story.

 

[Blacke]

Bobby Lurie
Zach Hill
Tatsuya Yoshida

 

[trayner1]

1. Carter Beauford
2. Dennis Chambers
3. Horacio Hernandez
4. Antonio Sanchez
5. Jack DeJohnette
6. Scott Raynor (Just because of his last name's resemblence to mine.)

 

[SteveC]

Peart
Garabaldi
Will Kennedy

Don't know if I could keep up with any of them though...

 

[Wolfehollow]

Garabaldi
Copeland
Gadd

Vinnie would be next.

 

[ciubz]

Steve Jordan
Keith Carlock
Carter Beauford

 

[kesslari]

Well, I've had the pleasure of playing with 2 of those guys . . . Vinnie Colaiuta wasn't a force (yet) when I started working more as an audio engineer than bassist . . .

nice!

 

[Mike Shevlin]

Peter Criss~ so he could finally experience jamming with a decent bass player. j/k I really just want to play with a KISS member~

 

[onionpuzzle]

Danny Carey
Stewart Copeland
Bill Ward

 

[gkbass13]

?uestlove, ?uestlove and ?uestlove.

 

[FrenchAK]

They've all been mentioned before, but they all need another vote.
1) Dave Grohl.
2) Neil Pert.
3) Keith Moon.

 

[can_v]

1. Harvey Mason: I love how he grooves.

2. Shannon Larkin: Man, He seems fun to play with.

3. Cobus Potgieter: This guy is just great.