[Music] Forget The Traveling Wilburys time for a new super group

studio150

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On the Border

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So who would you have in a supergroup, they can be dead or alive. The only restrictions, a maximum of 6 in the group.

My choice

David Byrne (Guitar and Vocals)
Nick Lowe (Bass and Vocals)
Paul Weller (Guitar and Vocals)
Deborah Harry (Vocals)
Steve Nieve (Keyboards)
Budgie (Drums)

 

Icy Gull

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John Lennon lead singer and rhythm guitar
John Bonham drums
Peter Green Lead Guitar
Jack Bruce Bass guitar
Stevie Nicks vocals
Rick Wakeman keyboards

 

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METALMICKY

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Bruce Dickinson - vocals
Joe Satriani - lead guitar
James Hetfield - rhythms guitar
Mike Portnoy - Drums
Billy Sheehan - bass guitar

 

Is it PotG?

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Sussex by the Sea

• Apr 23, 2020

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Little Mix with Boyzone and James Blunt.

That'll do me.

 

jakarta

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Sullington

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Icy Gull said:

John Lennon lead singer and rhythm guitar
John Bonham drums
Peter Green Lead Guitar
Jack Bruce Bass guitar
Stevie Nicks vocals
Rick Wakeman keyboards

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Difficult since half are dead...

 

Icy Gull

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jakarta said:

Difficult since half are dead...

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Maybe re read the first post

 

Weststander

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John Lennon - vocals and guitar
Johnny Marr - lead guitar
Peter Hook - bass guitar
Keith Moon - drums
Dave Greenfield - keyboards
Sarah Brown & Pepsi DeMacque - backing vocals

 

GT49er

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Icy Gull said:

Maybe re read the first post

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True, but if you're allowing the dead to be included you might as well stick with the Travelling Wilburys.

 

Icy Gull

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GT49er said:

True, but if you're allowing the dead to be included you might as well stick with the Travelling Wilburys.

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There is room for more than one dead and alive supergroup

Here’s another one

David Bowie vocals
Rick Wright keyboards
Paul McCartney bass guitar
Michael Shrieve drums
Neil Young lead and acoustic guitar

 

Stat Brother

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It's already been done, they broken the mold after:-





B*Witched.

 

GT49er

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Icy Gull said:

There is room for more than one dead and alive supergroup.

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Nah, not for me thanks. If it was live supergroups I might join in the fun, but...............

 

jakarta

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Lemmy on Bass
John Bonham on Drums

That's your ryhthm section sorted.

 

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METALMICKY

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jakarta said:

Lemmy on Bass
John Bonham on Drums

That's your ryhthm section sorted.

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Ronnie James Dio on vocals
Jimi Hendrix on lead guitar
Malcolm Young on rhythm guitar

 

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marlowe

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Icy Gull said:

John Lennon lead singer and rhythm guitar
John Bonham drums
Peter Green Lead Guitar
Jack Bruce Bass guitar
Stevie Nicks vocals
Rick Wakeman keyboards

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Given Nicks predilection for sleeping with fellow band members and the options available to her I think she might consider dipping her toes into the murky world of necrophilia.

 

dejavuatbtn

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Nah, I’ll stick with the Wilburys thanks. Nothing better before or since. Too bad only 2/5 left. RIP Nelson, Charlie T Jnr and Lefty.

 

DavidinSouthampton

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Eric Clapton - Lead Guitar and vocals
Jack Bruce - Bass Guitar And Vocals
Ginger Baker - Drums

....... that rings a bell, somehow.

 

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Fungus

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Truro

• Apr 23, 2020

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GT49er said:

True, but if you're allowing the dead to be included you might as well stick with the Travelling Wilburys.

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This. Add in Del Shannon, who I believe was going to join them.

 

Super Steve Earle

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Icy Gull said:

John Lennon lead singer and rhythm guitar
John Bonham drums
Peter Green Lead Guitar
Jack Bruce Bass guitar
Stevie Nicks vocals
Rick Wakeman keyboards

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You were doing so well till Stevie Nicks and vocals - words that shouldn't appear in the same sentence together. Last week I stumbled upon the South Park episode where the US marines mistake a bleating goat for Ms Nicks performing for the troops. Cried my eyes out laughing!

 

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Mexican Seagull

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• Apr 23, 2020

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And lets do an all female band:
Maureen Tucker Drums
Tina Weymouth Bass
Candide Doyle Keyboards
Bonnie Raitt Lead Guitar
Grace Slick Vocals

 

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DFL JCL

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• Apr 24, 2020

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Eddie Vedder - vocals, guitar, uke
Johnny Marr - guitar
Matt Cameron - drums
Jack White - guitar & backing vocals
Mani - bass
Liam Howlett - keyboards

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