Once you make the big time, people will remember you, won't they? Interesting thought. One of the most thrilling, and tasteful drummers that I ever heard was James Bradley Jr. He was an early drummer with the Chuck Mangione Quartet. I was listening again to his text book lesson on how to drive a group, be virtuistic, make your presence felt, yet do it in the background so as not to crowd your fellow players. Where is this lesson? It is in his playing on the piece "Land of Make Believe." It is a ghost noting masterpiece, and something that inspires me to this day. He should, in my opinion, have made it bigger than he did. who else do you believe is really underrated in the jazz world?