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Poll Question: Not necessarily the best, but who's your favorite?
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I can't believe it, not one mention of Terri Lyne Carrington.
 
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I can't believe it's not batter.
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Yoshico from OOIOO comes to mind.

Japan seems to have a lot of quality women behind the kit actually.
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Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:


This........was she the first?
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Originally posted by BarryGlibb BarryGlibb wrote:


This........was she the first?
I doubt it. She was certainly one of the first to become popular and as the caption claims, probably the first to have a No.1 hit single.

Marilyn Monroe on drums, though judging by how she's holding the sticks.. not really. Wink
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Originally posted by presdoug presdoug wrote:

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Hey Doug - Nitzinger ,is that the same John Nitzinger who played on Carl Palmer's PM album?
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Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

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I serious think that petite Akiko Takahashi from Japanese sympho-Prog band Ars Nova is just amazing. Listen to any album and you'll hear.....

it should be pointed out that she didn't play on the last 2 Ars Nova albums but she was in the band certainly up to about 2001. I have Android Domina and Book Of The Dead and both are highly recommended albums for anyone who like their prog to be keyboard dominated and symph based. To their credit they are far from being ELP clones. I saw Ars Nova about 12 years ago in London but Akiko had left at that point which was a shame as I never got to see the all female version of Ars Nova. 
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And Kyoko Kanazawa is the female equivalent of Chris Squire, playing crispy, complex lines on her tinkly Rickenbacker bass (but unlike Chris Squire, she looked so hot in doing so....). The 'all-female' Ars Nova was a real treat to hear/witness, (seeing them on the Progfest '96 video brought tears to my eyes.....) and it is just mind-blowing. 3 beautiful Japanese female musicians giving the male Sympho-Prog contingent a run for their money......


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Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

And Kyoko Kanazawa is the female equivalent of Chris Squire, playing crispy, complex lines on her tinkly Rickenbacker bass (but unlike Chris Squire, she looked so hot in doing so....). The 'all-female' Ars Nova was a real treat to hear/witness, (seeing them on the Progfest '96 video brought tears to my eyes.....) and it is just mind-blowing. 3 beautiful Japanese female musicians giving the male Sympho-Prog contingent a run for their money......

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Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

Originally posted by presdoug presdoug wrote:

Other-Linda Waring (Nitzinger)

Hey Doug - Nitzinger ,is that the same John Nitzinger who played on Carl Palmer's PM album?
yeah, that's him. And Nitzinger's band played at the Mar y Sol Festival in '72.Thumbs Up
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Originally posted by Stool Man Stool Man wrote:

Evelyn Glennie.  Female and deaf. 
 Clap she's much more than a drummer though.

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There is a story about Karen Carpenter beating John Bonham in a best drummers poll somewhere. He wasn't best pleased.
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Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

There is a story about Karen Carpenter beating John Bonham in a best drummers poll somewhere. He wasn't best pleased.
 
Playboy's 1975 'Best Drummers' reader's poll.
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