Alex Carson
Did you know that Phil Collins considers The Beatles’ Ringo Starr one of the most underrated drummers of all time? And did you know that he was obsessed with replicating John Bonham’s bass drum technique after watching him perform live?
▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 – Intro
01:11 – The Influence of Ringo Starr
03:16 – The Powerhouse That Was John Bonham
05:10 – Buddy Rich: The Greatest Drummer of All Time?
06:41 – Phil Collins’ Number One Favorite Drummer
07:43 – The Jazz Connection: Tony Williams and Steve Gadd
09:39 – Collins’ Drumming Legacy and His Final Performances
10:41 – Outro
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In this video, we take an in-depth look at the drummers who influenced Phil Collins throughout his career. From rock legends like Keith Moon and John Bonham to jazz virtuosos like Buddy Rich and Steve Gadd, Collins has always been vocal about the drummers who shaped his own musical journey. Over the years, he has praised a wide range of drummers, each bringing something unique to the table. But after decades of admiration, Collins has finally named his number one favorite drummer of all time.
Join us as we break down the drumming styles that influenced Phil Collins, explore what made these drummers so special, and reveal who ultimately takes the top spot in his eyes.
Phil Collins Finally Names His #1 Favorite Drummer
