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    Best Rhythm Section

    Lead Guitar can be waaaaaay over rated. The rythm section (bass & drums) is where it's at. Give 'em their due!

    I'll start the nominating:

    Adam Clayton & Larry Mullen Jr. (U2)

    Adam & Larry drive most of U2's songs.
    The Edge's guitar is just fluff. Great fluff. But still fluff.
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    re: Best Rhythm Section

    Hill & Beard from ZZ Top have to be on the list.

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    re: Best Rhythm Section

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    Hill & Beard from ZZ Top have to be on the list.
    Good call!

    I would add John Entwistle and Keith Moon.

    Malcom Young, Cliff Williams, Phil Rudd.

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    This guy!


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    Me on Rock Band. Seriously, I own Cherub Rock and Welcome Home.

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    re: Best Rhythm Section

    Lynrd Sknryd, The Byrds

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    re: Best Rhythm Section

    Neil Peart.

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    re: Best Rhythm Section

    Quote Originally Posted by jperickson23 View Post
    Good call!

    I would add John Entwistle and Keith Moon.

    Malcom Young, Cliff Williams, Phil Rudd.
    Yeah, it's The Ox and Mooney.

    A close second is Jones and Bonham. I'm also a big Butler/Ward fan.
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    les claypool of primus. that man is insane on the bass. you know your good when you try out for metallica and they turn you down because you are "too good"
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    Quote Originally Posted by whirlybirds View Post
    les claypool of primus. that man is insane on the bass. you know your good when you try out for metallica and they turn you down because you are "too good"

    might as well add flea from the chili peppers.

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    re: Best Rhythm Section

    Quote Originally Posted by ColoradoClone View Post
    Neil Peart.
    I'm with you on this one. Although, that entire band is incredibly musically talented.
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    Sgt. Floyd Pepper



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    "The bass, the rock,
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    Quote Originally Posted by ColoradoClone View Post
    Neil Peart.
    Don't forget Ged!

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    re: Best Rhythm Section

    Not even close, it's Bonham and Jones, Zeppelin. I agree that Jones isn't as impressive as guys like Flea and Claypool, but Bonham is the best drummer ever hands down.
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    re: Best Rhythm Section

    Here ya go...

    Count Basie Orchestra, particulalry in the '1950s-60's. Basie revolutionized the role of the rythm section. The rythm section drove the band, and no backing off for soloists. Freddie Green, the rythm guitarist, played huge Gretsch and Stromberg archtops (real rythm guitarists don't play electric...) to project through the sound of the band (and the band sound was big). Drummer and bass were hot.

    As far as contemporary folks, I really like Bernie Dresel on the drums, especially when he was paired with Mark Winchester on string bass playing for Brian Setzer Orchestra. I was sad when he left BSO. Bernie drives the band too, as you can see below...

    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZ9O2Vg2Fls]YouTube - Brian Setzer - Jump Jive n' Wail - Live![/ame]

    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igqlVMNta8w]YouTube - Brian Setzer Orchestra - Pennsylvania 6-5000[/ame]
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