Jazz Drummer recommendations?

Actually now that I think, I did see a drummer that fits perfectly what I call "heavy drumming". It's Eric McPherson, who I saw last November drumming for Lucian Ban's Elevation Quartet. They play hard-bop or post-bop or something like that. 

Here's a video from that concert. First you'll hear how powerful he is when supporting his colleagues, then he remains solo and starts by doing an amazing polyrhythm or whatever it's called, anyway something that I couldn't even tap my hands to, not to speak of drumming to that , and then he goes to show how fast he can go on that rhythm. But his performance overall was exceptionally mindblowing.

Prog Geo wrote: Elvin Jones is a legendary drummer.

A musician not often mentioned for his drumming (other things for sure) is Lionel Hampton.  He was a fantastic jazz drummer.

harmonium.ro wrote: Is there any jazz with heavy drumming except that Fusion that lies more on the rock side?

Buddy Rich.

^ Ronald Shannon Jackson comes to mind. His work with Last Exit is very heavy on the drums, but Last Exit is almost more like noise-rock than jazz, but they are all jazz players.

I'm not sure what you mean by heavy drumming, whats an example of that?

Is there any jazz with heavy drumming except that Fusion that lies more on the rock side? 

Interesting.  In 1999, Jones worked with Our Lady Peace on their album Happiness...Is Not a Fish That You Can Catch. He was featured playing drums on the song "Stealing Babies", which was also featured on their 2009 compilation album The Very Best of Our Lady Peace. 

Elvin Jones is a legendary drummer.

If you want to hear DeJohnette at his best, check out live Miles albums like 'Live at Fillmore' or 'Live Evil'. No one else plays the drums like that.