Who do you love?

[Chris from Fieldtown]

Don't quite understand your irony, Jules. It's radical for me, maybe.  I don't usually comment on drummers, as I don't pay a lot of conscious attention to drumming, unless it's unusually good (or bad). I have a good system, so the drumming is usually as clear as it needs to be. Moon's drumming just demands to be heard, especially on this edition of Who's Next.  

It's Moon, innit?  Knowing that Moon was an amazing drummer is one of the First Rules Of Rock.  

Jules

He is incredibly energetic but I sometimes feel I want something just a little more basic to drive the songs rather than the huge barrage of sound he produces. Bonham is more my sort of drummer

[Jules Gray]

He is incredibly energetic but I sometimes feel I want something just a little more basic to drive the songs rather than the huge barrage of sound he produces.

That's what all those other bands are for!

Bonham is more my sort of drummer

Including that lot.  

Jules

[Jules Gray]

I get it now, it's like I've just said Hendrix was an ace guitarist.

You got it!  

Jules

[Steve with the black dog]

My favourites change almost daily.

Here's some 80s musicians who got juices running

Bass:

Mick Khan
Nick Beggs
John Taylor (no really - that bit at the beginning of Rio)
Mark King

Guitar:

Andy Taylor (no really - Girls on Film)
John McGeoch
Andy Summers
Bruce Watson
Charlie Burchill
Jonny Marr (obvs)
Oh nearly forgot Wilko Johnson

[Bob Barrows]

None of you have got it right! The answer is Bo Diddley of course!