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Barry, I can remember so many of those super-bands that ended up just being someone's failed fantasy - Asia and the Firm for instance. What let-downs.
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There was "Super Session" Kooper, Bloomfield, Stills. Man I wore several copies of that lp out in 68.
Always liked Paul Butterfield too, (he was waaaay under rated). |
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Gee, do you think there would be any ego clashes?
Drums - John Bohnam
Bass (and vocals) - Les Claypool Guitar - Yngwie Malmsteen Guitar (and vocals) - Jimi Hendrix Vocals - Janis Joplin...with Jimi and Les, this band could use a female voice added to the mix. |
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Butterfield's best album was "East-West." I play it often.
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Vocals Don Henley
Guitar. Jeff Beck Guitar. Slash Bass. Geddy Lee Drums. Charlie Watts
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Barry, even though I have a very abrasive personality, (you guys probably haven't noticed, (yeah right!)) I think you and I would get along very well.
If you ever make it to the Big Island, my treat for dinner. David. |
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Keep it simple:
Guitar, Vocals, Piano, Organ, Harmonica: Neil Young Nobody else required. |
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If the standard (drums/bass/2 guitars/singer) rock band mix is the only choice, you can find my choices listed above. If we're stepping outside of that very small box, my true dream band would begin with this: Frank Sinatra - Vocals Jo Stafford - vocals Louis Armstrong - Trumpet and vocals (imagine the call-and-response with Frank and Jo) Jo Ann Castle - Piano Ray Charles - Organ, keyboards, and vocals Benny Goodman - Clarinet Gene Krupa - Drums Tommy Dorsey - Trombone
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Thanks David. I've never made it to Hawaii but you never know. And we probably do have very similar tastes in music.
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Velvet Revolver-for the most part Guns N Roses with Scott Weiland from STP. Audioslave- for the most part Rage against the Machine with Chris Cornell from Soundgarden.. As far as "true supergroups", I'd say the Traveling Wilburys might've been one of the best. Along with CSN or CSNY. Now, I should point out the obvious, that a lot of bands are, in a way, a supergroup. But drawn on local success(with smaller egos), that we may not be aware of on the mainstream level... One of the reasons we see a lot of bands come out with great debut albums, and then fall off a cliff, if because that first album, often times, is kind of a greatest hits. A compilation of everything these guys had written up 'til that point(both together, and pre-existing material) |
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