Best 10 drummers in the world

Here I bring you, who are the first 10 best drummers in the world in history...Some of whom have died, others have retired and others who still play drums

1-JOHN BONHAM
It could not be another. The drummer of Led Zeppelin, occupies the first position of this and all the lists that speak about drummers. Despite his terrible death on September 25, 1980, his influence on later generations remains unavoidable: exceptional and virtuous, marked with his technique and his particular style. Here, his legendary solo in "Moby Dick", in The Song Remains the Same.

2.KEITH MOON
The wild way of playing Keith Moon's drums was part of The Who's DNA. Never a drummer has sounded the same since he died in 1978. To get an idea of ​​how incredible it was in the band's early days, just look at this live performance of 1967's "So Sad About Us."

3- NEIL PEART
For Rush fans any name at the top of this list other than Neil Peart is certainly a sacrilege. Of course, no Rush concert is complete without a Peart drum solo. Here, one in Frankfurt, Germany in 2004.

4-. DAVE GROHL
Before joining Nirvana, Dave Grohl played drums on local bands like Freak Baby and Scream. The Foo Fighters took him off the drums for 15 years, but returned after the drums with Queens Of The Stone Age and Them Crooked Vultures. These are some of Grohl's moments during the last years of Nirvana.

5-. RINGO STARR
He was never a showy drummer, and left his only Beatles solo for the last song on the last album. This is Ringo's big-time audio on "The End" by Abbey Road.

6-. BUDDY RICH
Widely regarded as one of the greatest jazz drummers of all time, Buddy Rich played with Tommy Dorsey, Benny Carter, Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong. He continued playing until shortly before his death in 1987, and his skills remained completely intact until the end, as evidenced by this incredible solo of his last days.

7-. STEWART COPELAND
Copeland was influenced more by jazz drummers than rockers. Even so, he is the drummer of one of the most successful rock bands of all time, The Police. In this video of "So Lonely" demonstrates his subtle genius and the power he can acquire at the right moments.

8-. UESTLOVE
At the moment there are few musicians with whom the drummer of The Roots Ahmir? Uestlove Thompson has not acted. He did it with Jay-Z, Kanye West, Lauryn Hill. Thanks to his role as orchestra conductor of Jimmy Fallon's Late Night. Here, filling Max Weinberg's shoes on "Because The Night" with Bruce Springsteen and Steve Van Zandt.

9-. GINGER BAKER
Before John Bonham and Neil Peart there was Ginger Baker, Cream's legendary drummer, who practically invented drum solo on rock. Since Cream split in 1968 she became interested in World Music (long before Peter Gabriel and Paul Simon put them in fashion) but in 2005 Cream reunited for a few concerts in London and New York. Although many defeminated, he demonstrated with his solo "Toad" that remains what it was despite the fact that time has lethargic somewhat.

10-. MICHAEL SHRIEVE
The musical highlight of the first edition of Woodstock in 1969 may well be the 10-minute "Soul Sacrifice" of Santana. Drummer Michael Shrieve was the one who was banking the thing and Santana was never the same after his departure in 1974. Since then, Michael has worked with Sammy Hagar, Todd Rundgren and many others but is still remembered for his performances with the Mexican violinist.

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