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Taking Tony's idea a step further if you could select anyone for your Band who would be in your line up. Forget genre its your band they will play what they are told lol

My line up might be:

Tristan Fry Drums/Percussion

Herbie Flowers Bass

Justin Hayward Vocals

Sandy Denny Vocals

Dave Swarbrick Fiddle

Katie Kissoon/Tessa Niles Backup vocals

Rick Wakeman Keyboard and Synthesiser

Chris Stainton Piano

Al Garth Sax

Lindsay Buckingham Guitar

Me Carrying there bags lol and occasional guitar

Andy Fairweather Lowe Guitar


I could go on but I said band not orchestra

George Harrison - Lead

John McVie - Bass

Rob Hirst - Drums (Rob Hirst is/was the drummer for Midnight Oil)

Ed Kowalczyk - Vocals (Ed was the vocalist for the band "Live") Great singer but by all accounts absolutely shafted his bandmates by demanding 70% of all loyalties so perhaps not a smart choice...but love his voice.


TOVO - Manager and decision maker on which groupies get to go backstage.


No idea what genre this band are going for but it will sound awesome.

Hogan - All guitars, Lute, Uke , No vocals
Gilmour - Guitar , vocals
Collins - Vocals , Drums
Knopfler - Guitar
Don Henley , Vocals , Other Drum set
Flea - Bass , occasional support vocals
Tony Banks - Keyboards
Joe Walsh - Guitar, very occasional vocals
Stevie Wonder - Keyboards , vocals
Stevie Nicks - Vocals and Tambourine

williams - Triangle..

Since he is not using them anymore, I'll pick Robert Palmer's band. I don't care if they can't actually play, if they don't care that I can't actually sing. :laugh:





Bill

Songwriters: Elliot Smith, Tom Waits, Leonard Cohen (all forbidden to sing)
Rhythm Guitar: Jorma Kaukonen, The Edge
Lead Guitar: Jimi Hendrix, Mark Knopfler
Base Guitar: Jaco Pastorius
Mandolin: Jethro Burns
Banjo: that little kid from "Deliverance"
Bagpipes: some random highland Scot from the eleventh century
Lute/Viol: Ritchie Blackmore
Drums: Bonzo, Back-up: Ginger Baker
Piano/Keyboard: Tori Amos
Lead Vocals: David Bowie, The Man in Black,& Layne Staley (of Alice in Chains fame)
Back-up vocals: Grace Slick, Eddie Vedder
Triangle: Ed Grimley
Producer: Bruce Dickinson

lueders wrote:

Songwriters: Elliot Smith, Tom Waits, Leonard Cohen (all forbidden to sing)
Rhythm Guitar: Jorma Kaukonen, The Edge
Lead Guitar: Jimi Hendrix, Mark Knopfler
Base Guitar: Jaco Pastorius
Mandolin: Jethro Burns
Banjo: that little kid from "Deliverance"
Bagpipes: some random highland Scot from the eleventh century
Lute/Viol: Ritchie Blackmore
Drums: Bonzo, Back-up: Ginger Baker
Piano/Keyboard: Tori Amos
Lead Vocals: David Bowie, The Man in Black,& Layne Staley (of Alice in Chains fame)
Back-up vocals: Grace Slick, Eddie Vedder
Triangle: Ed Grimley
Producer: Bruce Dickinson

That is not a band that is an orchestra you have so many..

Yeah, I probably went a little over the top on this one...

TGMatt wrote:

Hogan - All guitars, Lute, Uke , No vocals


williams - Triangle..

So exactly what are you saying Matt

Chasplaya wrote:

TGMatt wrote:

Hogan - All guitars, Lute, Uke , No vocals


williams - Triangle..

So exactly what are you saying Matt

Said with absolute love..

haoli25 wrote:

Since he is not using them anymore, I'll pick Robert Palmer's band. I don't care if they can't actually play, if they don't care that I can't actually sing. :laugh:





Bill

But wait theres more!!!


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