Greatest Rock Drummers

lowrider!
Gong, New York Gong, Daevid Allen's Gong, Pierre Moerlen's Gong,Planet Gong,...so many to choose from. For Pierre Moerlen's Gong, 'Shamal' is a fun listen. Daevid Allen's last record 'I See You' (2014) has some great tracks and Orlando Allen does a fine job on drums and percussion. I'm interested in seeing what becomes of these musicians now that Daevid Allen is no longer of this world.

You forgot the Gongs of New York.

OK, I suspect some will beat me up adding this:

I don’t consider him a "rock drummer", but in my opinion the "greatest rock percussionist" is Ringo Starr.

I would consider John Bonham the "greatest rock drummer", was lucky to see him with Led Zeppelin, one of the best rock concerts I attended.

When the "chops" players and fans of that style playing starting badmouthing Ringo for his lack of technique, one of his fiercest defendants was a very technically accomplished player---Greg Bissonette, drummer in the Maynard Ferguson Big Band. Greg is currently touring with Ringo! I can’t be bothered making the case for Ringo’s abilities; either you get it, or you don’t.

Ian Pace stated that Ringo Starr was his favorite drummer while he was learning to play (or something similar). He mentioned that Ringo was a swinging drummer like no other. I've always admired Ringo Starr for his musicality, his unpredictability and as a reliable time keeper (which is under-estimated). I'm just not a big Beatles or Stones guy. However, Charlie Watts is also an excellent drummer. So who's the greatest rock drummer, the one you like the most.