Best Rhythm section....

Jsun76 · Post by **Jsun76** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

Whats your favorite?

My vote, Double trouble, Tommy Shannon and Chris Layton. Go.

f.sciarrillo · Post by **f.sciarrillo** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

There are so many of these that I couldn't begin to tell you.

Jsun76 · Post by **Jsun76** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

I guess I should have asked, whats your favorite?

fullthrottle666 · Post by **fullthrottle666** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

Atlanta Rhythm Section - Spooky. that's all i have to say except check 'em out

f.sciarrillo · Post by **f.sciarrillo** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

Jsun76 wrote:I guess I should have asked, whats your favorite?

Man, if I had to break it down? I'd say that the blues brothers section would be up there. That is the first one that comes to mind .. Of course Brian Setzers rhythm section is pretty good also.

Jsun76 · Post by **Jsun76** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

f.sciarrillo wrote:
Jsun76 wrote:I guess I should have asked, whats your favorite?
Man, if I had to break it down? I'd say that the blues brothers section would be up there. That is the first one that comes to mind .. Of course Brian Setzers rhythm section is pretty good also.

Good call.

Bag · Post by **Bag** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

John Paul Jones and John Bonham weren't bad.

EErnst · Post by **EErnst** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

tool's justin chanceler and danny carey

Primus' les claypool and tim alexander

and RHCP's flea and chad smith

.....oh and pat metheny group's McBride and antonio sanchez

Colton · Post by **Colton** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

double trouble <- could stand behind SRV and keep up
tool <- wtf, danny carrey, come on.

not sure if i wanna say floyd or not. I'll get back to you on that one.

EErnst · Post by **EErnst** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

Colton wrote:double trouble <- could stand behind SRV and keep up
tool <- wtf, danny carrey, come on.

not sure if i wanna say floyd or not. I'll get back to you on that one.

What? Carey is by far one of the best drummers, if not the best, of modern contemporary music and this generation. And if you disagree at all with that in the least i will no longer consider anything you say worthwhile.

Colton · Post by **Colton** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

EErnst wrote:
Colton wrote:double trouble <- could stand behind SRV and keep up
tool <- wtf, danny carrey, come on.

not sure if i wanna say floyd or not. I'll get back to you on that one.
What? Carey is by far one of the best drummers, if not the best, of modern contemporary music and this generation. And if you disagree at all with that in the least i will no longer consider anything you say worthwhile.

I think you took that wrong.

Post by **Ron** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

Colton wrote:
EErnst wrote:
Colton wrote:double trouble <- could stand behind SRV and keep up
tool <- wtf, danny carrey, come on.

not sure if i wanna say floyd or not. I'll get back to you on that one.
What? Carey is by far one of the best drummers, if not the best, of modern contemporary music and this generation. And if you disagree at all with that in the least i will no longer consider anything you say worthwhile.
I think you took that wrong.

I thought the same thing when I saw your post... I thought "Colton must be turning into a blues snob, now he's dissing Tool".

EErnst · Post by **EErnst** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

Then what did you mean Colton?

bassist_25 · Post by **bassist_25** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

EErnst wrote:Then what did you mean Colton?

That it's self-evident that Carey is a bad ass drummer...

I'm not Colton, but that's my guess what he meant.

RobTheDrummer · Post by **RobTheDrummer** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

Colton used to play a ton of tool. He loves tool, just so you know!

Anyways, anything Gadd was involved with is a hell of a rhythm section.

rickw · Post by **rickw** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

Randy Rutherford Jackson (bass)
Tim Yingling (drums)

Banned · Post by **Banned** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

One of the classic rhythm sections is Donald "Duck" Dunn on bass and Steve Cropper on rhythm guitar (almost always a strat). This team was part of Booker T. and the M. G's. Their classic song is "Green Onions", thousands of studio cuts and of course, part of the original Blues Brothers Band as mentioned above.

After Cropper and Duck Dunn, the Allman Brothers Band are the smoothest rhythm section ever.

Bob Waters and Jeff Clapper are not too bad either.

f.sciarrillo · Post by **f.sciarrillo** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

undercoverjoe wrote:One of the classic rhythm sections is Donald "Duck" Dunn on bass and Steve Cropper on rhythm guitar (almost always a strat). This team was part of Booker T. and the M. G's. Their classic song is "Green Onions", thousands of studio cuts and of course, part of the original Blues Brothers Band as mentioned above.

After Cropper and Duck Dunn, the Allman Brothers Band are the smoothest rhythm section ever.

Bob Waters and Jeff Clapper are not too bad either.

Yup .. they were great with the blues brothers as well. I always liked steve cropper's guitar playing ... His song he does with Bob Scaggs is pretty good also -> "loan me a dime"

Banned · Post by **Banned** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

Check out the discography of Donald "Duck" Dunn:

http://www.duckdunn.com/discography.html

And the same for Steve Cropper:

http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=am ... qw5ldte~T4

BDR · Post by **BDR** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

Paul Rainey and Jim Bagrosky.

r:>)

Jsun76 · Post by **Jsun76** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

BadDazeRob wrote:Paul Rainey and Jim Bagrosky.

r:>)

Was wondering when we would get a local rhythm section up in here....Finally.

Banned · Post by **Banned** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

Jsun76 wrote:
BadDazeRob wrote:Paul Rainey and Jim Bagrosky.

r:>)
Was wondering when we would get a local rhythm section up in here....Finally.

Four posts before yours I wrote:

Bob Waters and Jeff Clapper are not too bad either.

Bob is from Altoona, and Jeff is from Bedford, and play exceptionally well in Felix and The Hurricanes. Check em out.

HurricaneBob · Post by **HurricaneBob** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

rickw wrote:Randy Rutherford Jackson (bass)
Tim Yingling (drums)

Thanks Joe, but check out these two local monsters.

Bag · Post by **Bag** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

undercoverjoe wrote:Bob Waters and Jeff Clapper are not too bad either.

True that!

Bag · Post by **Bag** » Monday Apr 20, 2009

BadDazeRob wrote:Paul Rainey and Jim Bagrosky.

r:>)

Also true.