Great rhythm sections

[timhiggins]

5 hours ago, stingrayPete1977 said:

What about the two blokes no one could name from oasis, cold play, snow patrol etc etc? 

All sadly died of boredom !

[paul_5]

Flea & Chad

[Bilbo]

Bill Bruford, Dave Stewart and Jeff Berlin

 

 

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Tony Banks, Mike Rutherford, Phil Collins, Daryl Steurmer and Chester Thompson

 

 

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Phil Collins and Percy Jones

 

 

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Wayne Johnson, Jimmy Johnson and Bill Berg

 

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Charles Mingus and Dannie Richmond

 

 

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Bill Evans, Scott LaFaro and Paul Motian

 

 

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Oscar Peterson, Ray Brown and Ed Thigpen

 

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McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison and Elvin Jones

 

 

[jazzyvee]

Aston and Carlton Barrett

Sly & Robbie

Stanley Clarke & Lenny White

Victor Bailey & Omar Hakim

John Pattitucci & Dave Weckl

Tony williams & Ron Carter

Poogie Bell & Marcus Miller. 

Phil Lynott & Brian Downey

 

Edited April 28, 2019 by jazzyvee

[ambient]

Anthony Jackson and Horacio Hernandez.

 

[davepb24]

Peter Hook and Steve Morris, maybe not everyone's cup of Earl Grey but did it for me 

[silverfoxnik]

Loads of great pairings mentioned here..

On a personal note, I've always rated Keith Moon and John Entwistle, from you know who.. 

And, David Brown and Michael Shrieve from the early Abraxas era Santana band. 

And, Sheila E and Levi Seacer, Jnr from Prince's band circa Sign o' the Times tour. 

And Dennis Davis and George Murray who played for Bowie in the mid to late 70s..

[arthurhenry]

The Panozzo brothers.

[ezbass]

Zigaboo Modeliste and George Porter Jr.

[medpb]

Mick Karn & Steve Jansen 

[MrCrane]

 

[bearhart74]

I nominate Bernard Purdie and Jerry Jemmott for the double live session with King Curtis and Aretha at the Filmore in 1971.

My second nomination would be Bernard and Chuck Rainey on anything they did with Steely Dan.

My third nomination would be Squier/White or Squier/Bruford with Yes.

Edited April 29, 2019 by bearhart74

[Japhet]

Not a massive fan of Rocco so I'll be a bit cheeky and say David Garibaldi and Bobby Vega in Tower of Power.

[bearhart74]

Just for Heavy Weather alone Pastorious/Acuna/Badrena deserves nomination.

[ezbass]

On 26/04/2019 at 15:13, mybass said:

Roscoe Beck with drummer Tom Brechtline In Robbin Ford’s Blue Line, they always seem to be able to find a different groove and riff for any song Ford wrote.

I just remembered these guys and rushed to post it, only to find that I have been beaten to it - which is a good thing as they deserve masses of recognition. I saw them with Robben Ford at the Jazz Café and they were sublime. Similarly, the also previously mentioned pairing of Tommy Shannon and Chris Layton are often overlooked.

[bassatnight]

Derek Forbes and Mel Gaynor

Mick Karn and Steve Jansen

Les Pattinson and Pete De Freitas

 

[Japhet]

Saw Robin Trower a few times and always liked Dave Bronze and Pete Thompson 'in the engine room'.

[bassace]

Come on guys. A few more and we’ll have everyone, good bad and indifferent.