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The 100 Best Drummers Of All Time
What makes a great drummer is a subject that divides musicians and fans alike: there will always be arguments over whether technical skill should preside over feel, or whether a classy sense of restraint is more desirable than flashy showmanship. As such, it’s nigh-on impossible to construct a definitive list of the best drummers in the world… but we have tried.
Almost inevitably, rock drummers dominate our 100 best drummers of all time, but some jazz musicians, including, Art Blakey, Max Roach, Shelly Manne and Gene Krupa, have been included, while another important jazz drummer even made it into our Top 10. (Their identity will be revealed later.)
While you’re reading, listen to our Best Drummers playlist here.
As well as iconic names from some of the biggest bands in the world, we’ve made way for some of the most in-demand session drummers of all time, among them Steve Gadd and the late legends Jeff Porcaro and Hal Blaine. But there will, no doubt, be omissions. (“How could they ignore ‘Stumpy’ Pepys!?’”) If you think there are, you can always suggest your best drummers of all time in the comments section below.
For now, however, cue drum roll… Here is our guide to the 100 best drummers in music history.
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A Conversation with Tony Levin
Mike Ragogna: Tony, beyond your very associations with '80s King Crimson and Peter Gabriel, you played on albums and tours by almost all the iconic artists ranging from John Lennon, Pink Floyd, and David Bowie to James Taylor, Lou Reed, and Cher. Beyond The Wrecking Crew, it seems you’ve racked up more musician credits than any living bassist. Do you have any thoughts about that or maybe how you were able to even achieve the physics of that?
Tony Levin: Thanks, Mike. I have, indeed, been very lucky as to the great artists I got to play with. In fact, any musician who's been able to support themselves and be part of good quality music has reason to be grateful!
MR: Beyond supplying the basics for what’s needed, when recording on others’ recordings or backing them up live, do you consciously try to innovate or are producers and acts hiring you mainly to bring your "Tony Levin" sound/approach/patches? All of the above?
TL: It varies a lot. Sometimes I'm asked to play a specific part, sometimes it's left completely to me, and all the increments between those. I'm comfortable with any way it's done, but probably most special things come out when I'm collaborating with the songwriter to come up with a bass part that'll be just ri