Who's your favorite jazz drummer?
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Steve Jordan
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"Philly" Jo Jones, particularly on the "Everybody Digs Bill Evans (1958)" album. It was one of the few times when I listened as a very young person (teenager?) that I actually ran to get the sleeve to answer who the heck is on drums, because he's reaaaaaaally good!?
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Buddy Williams
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Victor Jones
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Lucianna Padmore
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Jeff Tain Watts
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Permalink Reply by Zandra Morrow on -
So many with So many dfifferent styles!!
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So many with So many dfifferent styles!!
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Permalink Reply by Charles Foldesh (Shanghai, CN) on -
Man....that's a tough one. I would have to go to the source of it all: Warren "Baby" Dodds.
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Permalink Reply by Ray Lesonn on -
hi my drummer / percussionist band leader there will never be another like him is elvin jones ......I sang with his group many times at the vanguard in new york , now this was a blessing my brother . when I look back an think of naima the song john coltrane wrote an left for the world to hear an feel the love he had for her this was divine.... true love .... my tel is 407-572-5527 I like that track it grooves thats the tic , maybe we can work on some music (you got to have peace an love )
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