If you had a chance to see an artist who is no longer with us, who would you chose?

[Paxton Dazo]

Bob Marley.

The Four Tops as a group though ( One of them died the other day, I heard. )

 

[wehatepalace]

Biggie Smalls

Bob Marley too

 

[Questions]

If you had a chance to see an artist who is no longer with us, who would you chose?

Hieronymus Bosch

 

[element]

Bob Marley.

The Four Tops as a group though ( One of them died the other day, I heard. )

Hasn't got the same ring to it, The Three Tops

 

[champion7]

Doris Day
John Lennon
The cast of the old carry on films.

 

[Don Quixote]

John Lennon and George Harrison.

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

Audrey Hepburn.

What an absolute Honey.

 

[bhaexpress]

Little Feat with Lowell George, Buddy Holly, And like Granny, Lynyrd Skynyrd or Lizzy with Phil Lynott. Saw Skynyrd before they got massive and saw Lizzy five times.

 

[Storer68]

Stan Laurel and Oliver Norvell Hardy

and i would just want to thank them for ALWAYS making the day seem better than it is.

 

[Icy Gull]

Doris Day
.

Is Doris Day dead then?

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

No.

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

hang on



THE CLASH!!!

 

[Insel affe]

hank williams doing a duet with bob marley

 

[Hove Lagoonery]

Hitler, He was a bit of a painter wasn't he

So was Churchill. Funny how you choose Hitler, though. You are more traitor than patriot.

 

[Jamon Jamon]

Jim Morrisson

 

[Frutos]

- Queen
- Lynyrd Skynyrd

 

[1066familyman]

Miles Davis.

I remember years ago looking forward to seeing him at The Hammersmith Apollo I think it was, and for some reason or another I didn't make it. Not long after that, my chance of ever seeing him live slipped away

I heard he had a habit of playing large parts of his live sets with his back to the audience. Be interesting to hear someones experience on here of seeing Miles live.

 

[Jimbo26]

Freddie Mercury without a doubt

 

[glasfryn]

Miles Davis.

I remember years ago looking forward to seeing him at The Hammersmith Apollo I think it was, and for some reason or another I didn't make it. Not long after that, my chance of ever seeing him live slipped away

I heard he had a habit of playing large parts of his live sets with his back to the audience. Be interesting to hear someones experience on here of seeing Miles live.

saw him at the dome in Brighton 47 years ago and the word awesome does not do his performance credit and he did give us a few notes on the bent horn,and the supporting group were no less than John Coltraine.
I was a fan of modern jazz since buying some records in the bargain bin at the London Road Co-op and one of those records was a Miles Davis EP.
I still play "Funny valentine" when I'm in the house on my own (my other half hates MJ) the only thing that would have made my life complete would have been seeing Miles and Charlie Parker play together.
back to the audience he did sometimes and at the Dome he did for a while although I think this might have to do with the acoustics.

 

[GT49er]

The Beatles
The original line-up of the Velvet Underground (with or without Nico)
Robert Johnson