post 10/10 drummers
any genre, alive or dead, i don't care just post drummers
Post 10/10 drummers
Jose Clark
Daniel White
can
bump
Austin James
hes a good boy
Julian Clark
Danny Carey
Charles Watson
>is Ringo the best drummer the Beatles have ever had?
>RINGO ISN'T EVEN THE BEST DRUMMER IN THE BEATLES
Elijah Adams
isnt that not the joke? There is no punchline there.
its
>is ringo the best drummer of all time?
>ringo isnt even the best drummer in the beatles
Logan Rodriguez
He's trying his best and that's what matters
Thomas Bennett
You're right I misquoted. But still, Pete Best should have been the Beatles drummer. Most songs with a tambourine in it had Ringo playing it, not drums. They'd either hire studio drummers or have one of the other band members play intricate parts. Aside from She Said, She Said and Tomorrow Never Knows Ringo has done nothing impressive. Not to say he wasn't a good fit, just not worthy of praise for being skilled.
Aiden Roberts
Xavier Wright
>Pete Best should have been the Beatles drummer
There is a reason why he wasn't and it's because he was rubbish and didn't bother to improve his playing.
Luis Adams
>Pete Best should have been the Beatles drummer
I think that the fact that they replaced him with Ringo may have been a clue to how good of a drummer Pete Best was. Besides, that quote was a reference to Paul's ability on the drums. Paul plays on The Ballad of John and Yoko.
Ian Perry
Ya know what I did some digging and you're both right Best wasn't the best, but I still feel he could outplay Ringo. Ringo just fit the image a lot better.
Gavin Hernandez
can someone give me a quick rundown on beatles drumming. Almost all i have heard is not incredibly interesting.
can someone explain this? So ringo doesnt play that much in their discography? Ballad of john and yoko is ok, is that really considered a better performance than anything ringo has done?
Connor Hall
The guy from Rush
Dylan Collins
Pete Best was their original drummer. They sacked him for Ringo. Ringo played on everything after that with a few explanations. As far as I know, The Ballad of John and Yoko was the only Beatles song that Paul played drums on, and that was just because only him and John were in the studio at the time and the song was quickly released as a sort of protest single. The quote is from John and was probably a case of a truth being told in jest, but there it is.
Hunter Perry
oh look a thread about drummers and its all about ringo
Cameron James
William Sanchez
Fuck that altin gun link was meant to be this
youtube.com
Hunter Scott
Carter Collins
10/10 drummers?
Hal Blaine
Dennis St. John
Nigel Olsson
Ringo Starr
Nathaniel Hernandez
danse manatee era
Zachary Johnson
Literally the best of all time, no contest.
Nicholas Bell
Isaiah Morris
Jaki Liebezeit
Ian Powell
>Aside from She Said, She Said and Tomorrow Never Knows Ringo has done nothing impressive.
True story: I heard a Ringo radio interview where he was asked, "When John or Paul would bring a new song to the studio, did they tell you what to play or did they say, 'Ringo, give us what you got'?" He answered, "They ALWAYS told me what to play. They NEVER asked me to improvise." I don't know if he overstated things, or if his memory was a little off, but objectively, Ringo was in a pop-rock band. The songs Lennon & McCartney came up with largely DID NOT REQUIRE COMPLEX, SHOWY DRUM WORK. In fact, to play "showy" drums, like a Buddy Rich or a Keith Moon, simply would not work with Beatle songs. But on those songs that Ringo pushed the envelope (particularly from 1965 through 1967), he showed that he had it in him. He showed that if called upon, he could hang with anybody. It wasn't his fault that the songs he was playing on were so basic, from a drumming aspect.
Zachary Davis
CHEZ HATH SPOKEN! Love this guy
Jordan Sullivan
Criminal that he hasn't been brought up yet
Christopher Anderson
Pete Best should have never been the Beatles drummer. He is lucky he got to play with them for as long as he did. Pete Best was fucking an awful drummer. They only got him to do shows in Hamburg, He had to play without a bass pedal with them because his lack of coordination. Ringo was already in one of the best bands, Rory storm and the hurricanes when they snatched him out.
Jason Price
He says he wants to pick drumming back up for their next album and live performances, hype
Asher Ramirez
John Bonham.
Caleb Martinez
Elvin Jones > Art Blakey > Max Roach
Nicholas Baker
Joe Chambers > Rashied Ali > Tony Williams >>>> The Rest
Samuel Hill
Has somehow become underrated, which is unthinkable given how great he was. It might have something to do with him being by all accounts a horrific human being.
Jacob Sanders
i'd prefer elvin over rashied, fren. i like his polyrhytmic approach. didn't listen to chamber's work in a detailed way. can you rec the album you like the most?
Carter Perez
>can you rec the album you like the most?
Sam Rivers - Contours
Andrew Hill - Compulsion
Bobby Hutcherson - Dialogue
Leo Young
contours is one of my fave jazz albums, user. i didn't know he was on the drums. i'll take a listen to them again, thnx.
Isaac Bell
Ronnie Tutt
Luke Allen
not even the best Chambers
Julian Rivera
post your ranking, user.
Nolan Howard
Dennis > Joe
Eli Barnes
buy my merch
(just kidding I don't have merch)
>yet
Jeremiah Bell
i like caravan
Lucas Young
bill bruford, neil peart, and zach hill are prolly my favorites