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My favorites are:

Enrico Grosso  (Dedalus)
Curt Cress  (Passport, Snoball)
Jon Hiseman (Colosseum)
John Marshall (Nucleus, Soft Machine)
Hans Bathelt (Triumvirat)
Carl Palmer (ELP)
Peter Giger (Dzyan, GLM)

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Originally posted by presdoug presdoug wrote:

My favorites are:

Enrico Grosso  (Dedalus)
Curt Cress  (Passport, Snoball)
Jon Hiseman (Colosseum)
John Marshall (Nucleus, Soft Machine)
Hans Bathelt (Triumvirat)
Carl Palmer (ELP)
Peter Giger (Dzyan, GLM)


John Marshall also drums on the Volker Kriegel albums "Inside: Missing Link" (1972) and "Lift" (1973), which I both highly recommend. here a track from each album:





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^^Thanks very much for those links-I have those recordings, but had not realized that Marshall was on them. That is awesome!
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Originally posted by presdoug presdoug wrote:

My favorites are:

Enrico Grosso  (Dedalus)
Curt Cress  (Passport, Snoball)
Jon Hiseman (Colosseum)
John Marshall (Nucleus, Soft Machine)
Hans Bathelt (Triumvirat)
Carl Palmer (ELP)
Peter Giger (Dzyan, GLM)

Curt Cress Clan, too!
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (1) Thanks(1)   Quote BaldJean Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 02 2021 at 11:38
Originally posted by presdoug presdoug wrote:

My favorites are:

Enrico Grosso  (Dedalus)
Curt Cress  (Passport, Snoball)
Jon Hiseman (Colosseum)
John Marshall (Nucleus, Soft Machine)
Hans Bathelt (Triumvirat)
Carl Palmer (ELP)
Peter Giger (Dzyan, GLM)


since we are at it: John Hiseman also was the drummer of Barbara Thompson's Paraphernalia and The United Jazz & Rock Ensemble


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^ I think he may also have played on the Keith Emerson solo record Honky Tonk Train Blues but I'm unable to corroborate that annoyingly. A lot of uncredited musicians were used during ELP's Works period.

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Many of the prog-related drummers of that era were also fine! 

Ian Paice (Deep Purple), Roger Taylor-Meadows (Queen), John Bonham (Led Zeppelin), Bobby Caldwell (Captain Beyond), and Lee Keerslake (Uriah Heep) were all excellent! 
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Michał Kochmański (RSC)

What an amazing drummer!
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Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

^ I think he may also have played on the Keith Emerson solo record Honky Tonk Train Blues but I'm unable to corroborate that annoyingly. A lot of uncredited musicians were used during ELP's Works period.

The drummers on Honky (just one word) were Frank Scully and Neil Symonette.
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Sorry for the bad joke... but "Classic Era" Prog Drummer must be:



... Chester Thompson !

I'm not kidding, it really IS Chester Thompson on drums for this Era album. Shocked
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Originally posted by verslibre verslibre wrote:

Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

^ I think he may also have played on the Keith Emerson solo record Honky Tonk Train Blues but I'm unable to corroborate that annoyingly. A lot of uncredited musicians were used during ELP's Works period.

The drummers on Honky (just one word) were Frank Scully and Neil Symonette.
Emerson also had a hit with his cover of the Meade Lux Lewis song Honky Train Blues, performed here with Oscar Peterson (Carl Palmer on drums for Keith but he didn't play on the record)




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