Name 3 under appreciated pop/rock drummers

The vast majority of the people mentioned above were very well-appreciatated in their day - Dino Danelli, Jim Gordon and Jeff Porcaro, in particular, were some of the most highly-regarded players of their time. I will vote for Graham Lear, who I saw with Santana. Incredibly good player. Also - Clive Bunker, who played like a cross between Keith Moon and John Bonham, IMO. Check out Tull's You Tube video on My Sunday Feeling for a good example of his playing. BTW, Ian Anderson's outfit in that video is absolutely the most outrageous/ridiculous thing I've ever seen. And I've seen quite a bit. Tights, knee-high boots and a bathrobe thrown over the whole thing. Yet, it made sense back in '69 or so.

Mitch Mitchell, Keith Moon ,Jim Gordon, Jim Keltner,Danny Serafine, Joe Morello--underappreciated? By who?? These were some of the best drummers that were widely known! Now we just need someone to suggest Neil Peart.

Rob Hirst - Midnight Oil

Russ Kunkel - James Taylor, Jackson Browne, Linda Ronstadt, Carol King, etc.

David Robinson - The Cars

Gotta love the guys (and gals) who can really lay it down, and have their own distinctive sound despite the punkish nature of their bands:

David Narcizo - Throwing Muses
Janet Weiss - Sleater-Kinney
Tré Cool - Green Day

Many great responses especially...Clive Bunker-Phil Ehart-Graham Lear and Rod Morgenstein. I will add another 3 that have not been mentioned...Eric Carr-Troy Luccketta and Floyd Sneed.