If I love Elvin jones I'll love.....?

Jafant:  I happened to see Joey Barron a while back with Steve

kuhn in nyc if memory serves me right and was very impressed.  Kuhn was very gracious and thanked everyone for coming out and supporting live jazz music.  Class act. I’m still, for better or worse, fixtated on older jazz artists.  As I’m typing this I’m streaming an old album from Donald Byrd…

The only one that I can think of that comes close is Blakey. 

Check out the title cut from "Free for All"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJBLA39spc4&list=OLAK5uy_nJOp9u0pWGGTEbPU_rtQN35yOkuJ9WCd0&index=1

I believe Elvin did some albums with Dr. LONNIE SMITH

.Check them out.

Elvin Bishop.

Elvin was a force unto himself, quite contrary to the modest and humble man he was in life. But you should also listen to Art Blakey, who played with a raw, primal feel as well. Blakey was incredible.

+1 I had the same thought. Both had the ability to forcefully/authoritatively propel the band and the music.