Notes' Top 10 Favourite Drummers

[@sseltrek1a2b]

couldn't agree more about Phil Collins- the fact that the guys from Oasis take stabs at him is so arrogant- he's got more talent in his left thumb than all of the members of Oasis combined...

[@PhilippeDumontPicturalys]

Steve Selinsky Oasis 😂

[@_alex_merrick_]

Yes! Bruford is a master! His work with Yes is exemplary and his solo work is beautiful!

[@fourseasons4105]

King crimson too

[@codybeinert1109]

My favorite is Danny Carey. While he is a virtuoso, he is never pretentious about it. Instead, he is a deeply atmospheric, tribal and uniquely memorable drummer, even in his craziest moments. Vicarious is a major example of this.

[@ehoc42]

It’s impressive and adorable that Notes manages to consistently pronounce every name wrong lol

[@ericarmstrong6540]

Agree with your number one. Absolutely love Bill Bruford's drumming.

[@PkmariO64]

Carl Palmer, Neil Peart and Michael Giles are my three favourites.

[@sseltrek1a2b]

Bill Bruford- a favorite of mine as well...(amazing that he's pretty much self-taught)...when i first heard the sound he used in, "One More Red Nightmare", i fell out of my chair- amazingly creative...

[@allangmiller]

Though Bruford is probs my favourite too, Collins is tremendous - amazing how people know him as just a singer and songwriter. To hear Collins at his best, check out the Unorthodox Behaviour album by Brand X.

[@antaed27]

My 10 (prog) favorites: 1. Bill Bruford 2. Baard Kolstad 3. Nick D'Virgilio 4. Gavin Harrison 5. Mike Portnoy 6. Danny Carey 7. Phil Collins 8. Marco Minnemann 9. Neil Peart 10. Mark Zonder

[@miparedro76]

Bill Bruford, Barriemore Barlow, Pier van der Linden

[@davideig4281]

Although I agree with the majority & order of this list there was one blaring omission who should have been in the top 10: Jürgen Rosenthal. He's a German rock drummer who was a member of Eloy, Uli Jon Roth's band Dawn Road, but became a member of the Scorpions, along with Roth and Francis Buchholz, when Dawn Road was annexed into a lineup with Klaus Meine and Rudolf Schenker.

[@Avichai1987]

Andy Ward from the early work of camel was just amazing and very underated in my opinion

[@DiegoAmaruHidalgoAcevedo]

I also think that Bill Bruford is the best and also is really underappreciated.

[@jeremyadams1521]

I think any Drummer list should at least have a mention of Jeff Porcaro... so glad you gave Phil love though

[@najichmayssani1703]

1. Neil Peart 2. Phil Collins 3. Bill Bruford 4. Vinnie Colaiuta 5. Terry Bozzio 6. Chester Thompson 7. Billy Cobham 8. Mike Portnoy 8. Ralph Humphrey 9. Stewart Copeland 10. Chad Wackerman

[@liamc.m.2581]

Great list dude!

[@najichmayssani1703]

Thanks! :-)@@liamc.m.2581

[@Glornt]

Other than missing Gavin Harrison and Jeff Porcaro, pretty close to my list. Oh, and Simon Phillips.

[@progx8679]

Yes !!! ( Bill Bruford ), Peart, Palmer, Portnoy, Billy Cobham, Collins, Weathers, Minnemann . . . . .

[@bernlin2000]

Gavin Harrison is like a lesser-known Neil Peart, but with absolute focus on the drums alone (Peart was also a lyricist). Greatest of all time, without a doubt, it's total ear candy to hear him live.

[@itsmedrooms6071]

Most of these are prog drummers and you definitely have it right all the way through. If it were my list though, John Bonham would definitely be on it. Also, Simon Phillips, Rod Morganstein, and possibly Stewart Copeland.

[@marcbergeron8690]

Carl Palmer, Roger Taylor of Queen, Phil Collins, Warren Cann, Ronnie Vannuci, Paul Thomson of Franz Ferdinand

[@PS3JVS]

At first, I kind of underestimated Phil Collins, but then I did listen to his work in Selling England by the Pound and The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway and he is superb. My favourite drummer is Neil Peart, but Bill Bruford is also fantastic, even though I prefer his work in King Crimson over his Yes era.

[@rodrigosoares7126]

You should watch Vinnie Colaiuta, Dave Weck, Billy Cobham, Dennis Chambers, etc. These drummers are much better than the ones you mentioned, though they are also great, no doubt. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZWslWdriLWIq5Y

[@SoCalDan530]

Dave Weckl , and Phil Collins in Brand X . Holy shit they are amazing

[@marcelob4132]

@@rodrigosoares7126 These you mentioned are a great JAZZ-FUSION drummers, NOT ROCK drummers

[@dan-andreinafureanu6046]

John Theodore, Bill Bruford, Danny Carey and Gavin Harrison are my favorite drummers, but don't make me put them in a hierarchy or something... They are gods.

[@larkstonguesinaspic4814]

Yep. Bruford.

[@glauciodon.campelo8967]

Nice prog list with the mention of Palmer, Bruford, Collins, Portnoy, Peart & G. Harrison. I'll add Barrie Barlow, Michel Giles, Christian Vander & Pierre Moerlen.

[@nickmangona48]

I know Nick Mason isn't the best drummer out there, but man, I love what he could do with Tom's. I like what he did with the beginning Time, and then Echoes.

[@seanschmidt8408]

Watching Bruford play live is like watching a professor diagramming a math problem.

[@figeon]

Nice list, but I firmly believe that Gavin Harrison is the best drummer in existence. His precision and finess is beyond that of any other drummer I've ever heard. Def my number 1.

[@wiggy009]

Felken for me portnoy blends finnes power and tastieness

[@EzioMonty117]

I agree. Gavin Harrison leaves me completely speechless every time i hear him

[@stigb56]

1. Carl Palmer 2. Neil Peart 3. Bill Bruford 4. Stewart Copeland

[@thehesedingking338]

What about tulls barrimore Barlow? He's one of my biggest influences just listen to TAAB or SFTW...this guy is just amazing

[@YouBetterYouBet]

His drumming in A Passion Play is also fantastic!

[@Module79L]

My top 10 favourite drummers are: - Mario Duplantier - Francesco Paoli - Vlad Ulasevich

[@Grachtnakk]

Those are only three.

[@wheatleyscuriosity8506]

Grachtnakk r/whooosh

[@marcelob4132]

Great Selection! BILL BRUFORD, definitely #1 All Time Prog Rock Drummer 👏👏👏

[@vinylfuzz5828]

My favorite drummer is Ginger Baker of Cream, Air Force, Graham Bond Organization, Blind Faith, Hawkwind, etc.

[@SamBennett9910]

Mike Portnoy is such a great drummer. When I play his parts, i'm sweating from head to toe.

[@wiggy009]

I love portnoy he combines finesse and power like no other drummer imo. Just listen to finally free by dream theater

[@twelveouncetrance4034]

Giles from early Crimson is pretty spectacular and often overlooked. Bruford is spot on for #1!!!

[@homieseatbread]

-Matt Halpern -The Rev -Matt Greiner -Daniel Presland -Alex Rudinger -Aric Improta -David Sandstrom -Matt Gartska -Danny Carey -Mike Portnoy

[@simond1574]

Great, that you mentioned Marco. I would add some drummers from the more progressive side of music. First Nick D'Virgilio from Spocks Beard. Then there is Bobby Jarzombek from Fates Warning, Spastic Ink, Arch/Matheos etc. From the more heavy side I would add Thomas Haake from Meshuggah and Gojira's Mario Duplantier. But the one I miss most on your list is Nick Mason. He is by no means a drum god, who can play odd time signatures or super fast, but he always does exactly what the song needs, which, for me, let's him stand out as a drummer. I think, he is terribly underrated.

[@bksherm]

Buddy Rich - Lars Ulrich - John Bonham - Scott Travis - Elvin Jones - Tony Scott - Joe Morello

[@fourseasons4105]

My list: 1. Bill Bruford 2. Neil Peart 3. John Bonham 4. Mitch Mitchell 5. Lenny white 6. Vinnie Colaiuta 7. Phil Collins 8. Bill Ward 9. Nicko Mcbrain 10. Ian Paice

[@koledornseifer6567]

Personally one of my biggest drumming inspirations is Nick Crescenzo from The Dear Hunter. To me, he always finds the perfect balance between serving the song and showing off his virtuosity. All of his beats are so memorable and melodic that you can practically sing them. I realize that he can’t be compared to geniuses such as Neil Peart or Bill Bruford. But he has always had such an impact on me personally.

[@Thorshammer59]

1. John bonham 2. Ian paice 3. Bill ward 4. Barriemore barlow.

[@mordantfilms]

Robert Wyatt, while he technically retired as a traditional drummer after his accident, has, in my opinion, been unmatched, definitely my absolute favorite. Rounding up my 10 drummers are Pip Pyle, Pierre Moerlen, George Hurley, Dale Crover, Elvin Jones, Murph, Robert Gotobed, Paul Thompson and Chris Cutler.

[@fernandomarques3064]

I am a drummer and I have been around for quite a while. I have seen most of the drummers listed, but failed to see some of the favourits elected, simply because they never came and play in my country, beautiful Portugal. Nevertheless, despite the fact that everyone can chose and vote in her or his preference - for it´s absolutely legitim - I think that some aspects should be considered in the choosing. I think it is not fair to compare drummers from different eras, mainly because music genres and technical support equipments have evolved incredibly. As an example, Buddy Rich never utilized double bass pedal (It was not available at the time), but his single foot pedal was incredible. His hands (especially the left) were astonishing, so where would he go, if the double bass drum pedal was easily around? I could go on forever in stating differences, but we haven´t the space and the time. But for me, there are two main features that each drummer should be able to convey. The first is his IDENTITY, that is present in his style and also his sound. If you know your preferred drummer, you will always recognize him. The other feature is the GROOVE, that is to say the ability to make the drums sing. Having said this, I think that - troughout history - there have been a coulple of hands full of good drummers, and they were voted for the Hall of Fame, of some of the best magazines and lists of critics. I have my favourits, surely, but it is an extensive list, for it reaches a wide number of genres, types and styles of music. Sadly some are already dead, but we have great drummers in the present time, and some are really killer monster drummers. For now, I will only refer to two of the most complete and UNIQUE drummers of all time, that each and every drummer who knows the drums, recognize as the most influentional of all. The first, in the rock world was John Bonham; since his departure, there never was another that could match his power and ability. The other, in the jazz world was Tony Williams; he was Miles Davis drummer, and was only 17 years old. Then he became a God. What a finesse and at the same time, powerfull sound.

[@theodoremcgee334]

Right-O; Bruford is "breathtaking" as a drummer and really is the great one.

[@michaelbeerbados3291]

Bill Bruford, Neil Pert ,Danny Carey.- Alan White in his prime...All I need !!

[@SunFellow941]

My top ten: 1. Bill Bruford (Yes, King Crimson) 2. Pierre Moerlin (Gong) 3. Billy Cobham (Mahavishnu Orchestra) HOW COULD YOU FORGET HIM! 4. Joe Morello (Dave Brubeck Quartet) 5. Carl Palmer (ELP) 6. Michael Giles (first two albums by King Crimson) 7. Phillip W. Ehart (Kansas) 8. Steve Tassler (Starcastle) 9. Alan White (Yes) 10. Kevin Ellman (drummer on the debut Todd Rundgren's Utopia album) Honorable Mentions: 11. Buddy Rich (Buddy Rich) 12. Phil Collins (Genesis) 13 Neil Peart (Rush) 14. John Mayhew (drummer on Genesis' Trespass album)

[@davideig4281]

Jürgen Rosenthal wasn't even mentioned...he should have cracked the top 10.

[@ouroborosnagyok9306]

1. John Bonham 2. Neil Peart 3. Ian Paice 4. Phil Collins 5. Ginger Baker 6. Ringo Starr 7. Matt Cameron 8. Keith Moon 9. Stewart Copeland 10. Bill Bruford

[@aldemarogonzalez]

Pretty good list! Blake Richarson, Martin Lopez, Gavin Richardson, Neil Peart, Mike Portnoy, Marco Minnemann, Bill Bruford. I'll go with Mike Portnoy as my favorite drummer. Everything he does is just amazing.

[@loudstrat5410]

Has Phil Collins above Neil Peart, omits John Bonham and Ian Paice?

[@martintamosaitis77]

good list notes...and you totally nail it about minnemann . another ones that i like that are not in your list are NICK DVIRGILIO big big train - spocks beard CHESTER THOMPSON genesis -Santana -frank zappa ANDY WARD camel NICK MASON pink floyd PHIL EHART kansas NICKO MCBRIAN iron maiden

[@thehesedingking338]

Martin T YES i love andy ward soooo much!!!

[@codywolf3091]

Holy crap I didn't know there was anyone still living that knew about camel

[@thehesedingking338]

@@codywolf3091 me too

[@tylerlarsen1842]

You just won a like with your last drummer there Martin :)

[@stigb56]

1. Carl Palmer 2. Neil Peart 3. Buddy Rich

[@racesla]

Check out Simon Philips - 801 Live, Jeff Back, The Who, Mike Oldfield, Jon Anderson and many more.

[@paulelliott3220]

Agree on Bill Bruford Listen to his playing on Yes Album, Fragile and Close To The Edge - you can listen to his playing and never tired of it, it's so damn wonderfully fluid and unpredictably amazing Rush my favourite band and I dearly love Neil's playing, but Bill just edges it Alan White a bit surprised about - he's pretty unremarkable compared to Mr Bruford and the band never sounded so adventurous after BB left

[@pikolimo]

Brudford; Bonham; Cohbhan;Weathers; Palmer; Pearl; Portnoy; Bunker;

[@geraldmellon740]

Fantastic. Good choices although I don’t know all the guys you mentioned. Bruford and Phil Collins are rightly in there. Anyone wanting to hear Collins play his “beautiful style” as Neil Peart once described it when he talked of Genesis Selling England by the Pound album would be best served listening to Dancing with the moonlit knight and realising how difficult it must have been to come up with parts to play on music like this...

[@MrBlond777]

Nick D’Virgilio from Big Big Train, Spock’s Beard and Mike Keneally should be considered, he is just fantastic to listen to and is one of my favorite drummers.

[@ouroborosnagyok9306]

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[@alltheworldsastage]

Terry Bozzio is the biggest absence from your list that I see... Amazing drummer, huge contributor to Frank Zappa

[@DuffyLONER64]

These are my top ten favorite drummers! 10. Jay Weinberg (of Slipknot) 9. Rob Bourdon (of LINKIN PARK) 8. Abe Cunningham (of Deftones) 7. Max Weinberg (of Bruce Springsteen's E-Street Band... He was also formerly Conan O'Brien's drummer!) 6. Dom Howard (of MUSE) 5. Carla Azar (of Autolux) 4. Forrest Rice (of Covet) 3. Dan Mayo (of TATRAN) 2. Matt Garstka (of Animals as Leaders) 1. Darren King (of MUTEMATH, formerly...)

[@davideig4281]

Interesting list. Jürgen Rosenthal wasn't even mentioned...he should have cracked the top 10.

[@andrewdyke5561]

John bohnam? Keith moon? Neil pert? Gene krupa? Buddy rich???

[@Rondo2ooo]

Great list! Couldn't agree more.

[@keithklitses6433]

Danny Seraphine from Chicago's early years. He was one who grabbed me as a kid when I heard Motorboat to Mars from Chicago 3

[@dclarkmusic]

I really do love Phil Collins drumming! He was fantastic in Genesis. I also really love Gavin Harrison. I would probably put Danny Carey as my #1 though! I think your list is tragically missing simpler drummers like Abe Cunningham from deftones, and Adam(?) from a perfect circle.

[@NotesReviews]

I was debating about putting drummers like Adam and Abe on here, along with Ringo Starr and John Bonham, and as amazing and influential as these guys are, they don't really 'blow me away' as much as the other guys. Amazing for sure :)

[@AndJamTracksForAll2014]

good list, Gavin Harrison and Portnoy would also be in my top 10 for sure!

[@nolanbarth9211]

I think it’s kind of a good thing that Marco Minneman didn’t get into DT because about a year later or so, we got the Aristocrats. And I love The Aristocrats!

[@godbluffvdgg]

The official 10 greatest drummers (rock)-The least known jazz drummers will DESTROY any rock drummer, irrefutable and approved by god itself... #10- Chad Wackerman--Zappa #9- Roger Taylor--Queen #8- Phil Collins 7- Bill Ward - Sabbath 6-Bruford--Crimso 5- Bozzio - UK/Zappa 4-Bonham - Zeppelin 3-Phil Ehart- kansas 2- Simon Phillips 1- Carl Palmer...

[@lauscho]

Terry Bozzio? Always wondered what your thoughts on Zappa's music were.

[@tixximmi1]

No shit. I thought Dunbar was great. Can't forget Vinnie. Terry and Chad. This guy's music is somewhat primitive and defined. And Buddy Rich should be up there.

[@cesarherrera1926]

Martin Lopez is definitely in my top 5 drummers I love his style of playing

[@stephenaltherr418]

Great list, but a prog list. There are a lot of other contenders from the jazz world in particular (Buddy Rich still stands up to them all).

[@andrewdyke5561]

Buddy rich is the besy ever

[@huelsonbeerri4241]

Palmer is fucking awesome

[@LeeHutchingsdrumsUK]

A great list (I'm happy you mentioned Phil), but you forgot to mention that Bill Bruford was in Genesis, too. I believe it was only for one tour, but still.

[@ladislavtoth4620]

what are your thoughts on Baard Kolstad from Leprous, Rendezvous Point? i think he should make the top 10 list...

[@fsdrums696]

Andy Ward, Fritz Randow, Jon Hiseman, Jurgen Rosenthal, Furio Chirico

[@fer66]

Kinda narrow time frame, you left out a lot of masters from the past. But I agree with you, Bruford is the drummer.

[@lamecasuelas2]

Some of my favorites Bill Bruford Stewart Copeland Billy Cobham Steve Gadd Mick Fleetwood Gavin Harrisson Tony Williams Carl Palmer Buddy Rich Bonzo Cozy Powell John Marshall Manu Katche Franz di Cioccio Brann Dailor Jon Theodore Chalie Watts Jeff Porcaro Max Roach................

[@j4japs]

any drumming list that does not have John Bonham on it is a list i would never agree with

[@psychobeef5176]

Keith Moon, Bonham, Peart, Collins are in my top four.

[@avenoir7522]

Baard Kolstad should be on here

[@-AAA-147]

I haven't listened to a lot of drummers, but these are the one I like in no particular order: Phil Collins Zach Hill Shawn Crowder

[@gustavotoro8]

Virgil Donati. Awesome drummer, prog stuff too.

[@19RaxR91]

Yeah - Donati blows away a lot of people on this list.

[@djv2717]

Virgil Donati is a beast. I Know you notes reviews would like virgil's band Icefish and his solo album In this life.

[@elaineandjohn9599]

My top ten would not match yours but would be similar enough and you argue your points well. Nice, I like. I would argue Ansley Dunbar for sure and Billy Cobham is close enough.

[@jah9253]

My list: 1. Gavin Harrison 2. Simon Phillips 3. Steve Gadd 4. Mark Guiliana 5. Jojo Mayer 6. Nate Wood 7. Neil Peart 8. Benny Greb 9. Carter Beauford 10. Larnell Lewis

[@thelax5311]

Bill for the win.

[@menswear2112]

One obviously forgotten: Stewart Copeland. He’s sooooo inventive, prog or not. Oh and don’t forget Dave Grohl or Porl Thompson from the Cure. Technique is something, but enthousiasm and feeling is also important!

[@cuahutemoctorres9934]

1 Bill Bruford 2 Carl Palmer 3 Neil Peart 4 Ian Wallace 5 Morgan Agren 6 Furio Chirico 7 Simon Phillips 8 Gary Husband 9 Gavin Harrison 10 Vinnie Colaiuta 11 Terry Bozzio 12 Phil Collins 13 Christian Vander 14 Pierre Moerlen 15 Marco Minemann 16 Tim Alexander 17 Jon Theodore 18 Nick DVirgilio 19 Billy Cobham 20 Virgil Donati 21 Dennis Chambers 22 John Bonham 23 Pat Mastelotto 24 Gary Novak 25 Chad Wackerman 26 Barrie Marlowe 27 Dave Weckl 28 Gregg Bissonette 29 Manu Katche 30 Kirk Covington 31 Chester Thompson 32 Franz di Cioccio 33 Giulio Capiozzo 34 Jon Hiseman 35 Denis Clement 36 Gary O Toole 37 Michi dei Rossi 38 Matt Gartska 39 Narada Michael Walden 40 Jeff Sipe

[@winstonjaquez3996]

Totally agree with Bruford at #1 but also i personally believe Gavin Harrison should be #2 , lets not forget he dethroned Portnoys endless reign for best player on the Modern Drummer s yearly poll list

[@SheepFace]

I don't agree, of course, but I respect it. Nice list!

[@SheepFace]

John Bonham, Stewart Copeland, Ginger Baker, Keith Moon, Mitch Mitchell, Dave Grohl, Taylor Hawkins, Steve Gadd… All of these guys are fantastic, that would make any list of mine. You had some darn good ones on the list (Carl Palmer and Neil Peart are both near the top of my own personal list), but these guys are tops. And of course, there are always more.

[@Rammbock]

Am I correct in the assumption that you're not into Deep Purple?

[@Genesisfan1989]

Nick Masson from Pink Floyd

[@charlesdrake3125]

Jazz: Billy Cobham, Buddy Rich, Lenny White Rock: John Bonham Prog: Terry Bozzio, Bill Bruford, Neil Peart Misc. honerable mentions: Stewart Copeland, Manu Katche, Danny Carey, Steve Gadd

[@redx1708]

Yea, i can go with Bruford. I do miss guys like Keith Moon, Steve Gadd, Harvey Mason and Simon Philips although it can be argued that the last 3 are more session drummers than band drummers.

[@marguskiis7711]

Bruford and Collins invented the right prog drumming, before them it was just endless rolling or quasy-jazz leaping.

[@richbowen3945]

Bill Bruford, Carl Palmer, Clive Bunker, Neil Pert, Beauford Carter, Ginger Baker, Phil Collins, Keith Moon, Ringo Starr, John Bonham. My top ten for what its worth. I like to take into consideration the drummers talent along with the ability to improve the bands signature sound and uniqueness.

[@ZuShin]

I like Phill Collins and Jon Theodore

[@r.fernandes9526]

Ian Paice of Deep Purple

[@javierhebrerodelgado3162]

topper headon, jaki liebezeit, tony williams, bonzo, neil peart, phil collins, keith moon, lee kerslake (uriah heep), terry williams (man)

[@brunogolsen2302]

My favourites are Phil Collins (yeah, what he does on fx. Firth of Fifth is excellent), Bill Bruford (I mean, duh :)), Pat Mastelotto (again, duh :)), Lars Ulrich and dare I say the current trio as a combined whole of King Crimson (Pat Mastelotto, Gavin Harrison and Jeremy Stacey)

[@Galantski]

Ginger Baker of Cream, for sure. His drumming in "White Room" is fantastic. It's easy to get lost in the texture of the song, because of Eric Clapton's master class in soloing with the wah-wah pedal, and Jack Bruce's spot-on bass and lead vocals, but Baker's contribution is just as important on this classic recording. Still, you can choose just about any song by that group and be blown away by his drumming. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIOcYZqHYrh8l7s Session drummer Hal Blaine who passed away earlier this week at age 90, was the most recorded musician in history. A key member of the renowned Wrecking Crew, he played in 35,000 sessions and on 6,000 singles, 150 US top 10 hits, 40 of which went to number one, including six consecutive Grammy Award Record of the Year winners from 1966-1971. drummagazine.com/remembering-hal-blaine-2-5-29-3-11-19/ Brian Wilson called him "the greatest drummer ever", and The Knack's late Bruce Gary once famously expressed disappointment to find out that a ten of his favorite drummers all turned out to be Hal Blaine. Bottom Line: There's Hal Blaine, and then there's all the other drummers: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqGUd3Wcn61pZsk

[@jooree7696]

My favorite drummer is Nyango Star

[@markhealey3660]

Carl Palmer has been my favorite drummer since 1980. A couple of other metal guys to check out are Gene Hoglan with Strapping Young Lad and Raymond Herrera with Fear Factory.

[@ramonvarela2179]

Great list. Phil is my personal #1 but Bill Bruford is a deity. If you haven't, also check out Nick D'Virgilio's work with Spock's Beard

[@bjornsegerberg395]

This Is nu top 10 as off right now! And Here we go: 1.Carter Beauford 2.Manu Katche 3.Benny Greb 4.Nate Smith 5.Simon Phillips 6.Jim Oblon 7. Phil Collins 8. Vinnie Colaiuta 9. Chester Thompson 10. Marco minneman