Which British drummer would you most want anchoring your dream band?

Bonzo hit harder than a Monday morning and grooved like nobody's business. Half a century on, drummers still study every fill on 'When the Levee Breaks'.

Underrated for decades, Ringo's quirky, song-serving style is now recognised as pure genius. Nobody else could have played 'Come Together' quite like that.

Moon the Loon treated the drum kit like a lead instrument, all crashing toms and manic energy. Utter madness, and utterly brilliant.

Whether behind Genesis or fronting his own stadium hits, Collins combined technical chops with pop nous. And yes, we all air-drum that fill.

Rock-solid grooves, thunderous fills, and those soaring backing vocals on 'Bohemian Rhapsody'. A proper double threat behind the kit.