Drums: Phil Collins

Lead Guitar: Eric Clapton

Bass Guitar: Mani

Keyboard: Barney Williams (Milltown Brothers, the dogs and a true Claret).

Lead vocal: Michael Hutchence.

I'd get Defour in there!

Drums; Terry Williams

Keyboard; Alan Clark

Bass guitar; John Illsley

Rhythm guitar; Hal Lindes

Lead guitar and vocals; Mark Knopfler

Awesome!

Actually: it's Led Zeppelin.

The Clash

Drums;Ginger Baker

Lead Guitar;Paul Weller

Bass Guitar;John Entwistle

Keyboard;Rick Wright

Lead vocal;Paul Carrack

someone posted a horror clip of ozzy osbourne shambling about with phil collins on drums murdering paranoid. Collaborations such as this never work out.

Liam.gallagher singer

Bros

Singer. Freddie Mercury.

Lead Guitar. Eddie Van Halen.

Drums. Stewart Copeland.

Bass. Mark KIng.

The line up below was put together for a TV special in the late 1980's... for nothing more than a large round of applause, can anyone name the lead vocalist, who's name I've omitted ?

The TCB Band:

Glen D. Hardin: piano
James Burton: lead guitar
Jerry Scheff: upright bass
Ronnie Tutt: drums

Guest performers:

T-Bone Burnett: acoustic guitar
Bruce Springsteen: guitar, vocals
Elvis Costello: acoustic guitar, electric organ, harmonica
Tom Waits: electric organ, acoustic guitar

Guest Vocalists:

J. D. Souther: backing vocals; acoustic guitar
Steven Soles: backing vocals
Jackson Browne: backing vocals
Bonnie Raitt: backing vocals
K.D.Lang: backing vocals
Jennifer Warnes: backing vocals

The Kinks ..

Lemmy
Petula clark
Rat scabies
john pauljones.
george harrison

Or alternatively...

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Clarets4me wrote:The line up below was put together for a TV special in the late 1980's... for nothing more than a large round of applause, can anyone name the lead vocalist, who's name I've omitted ?

The TCB Band:

Glen D. Hardin: piano
James Burton: lead guitar
Jerry Scheff: upright bass
Ronnie Tutt: drums

Guest performers:

T-Bone Burnett: acoustic guitar
Bruce Springsteen: guitar, vocals
Elvis Costello: acoustic guitar, electric organ, harmonica
Tom Waits: electric organ, acoustic guitar

Guest Vocalists:

J. D. Souther: backing vocals; acoustic guitar
Steven Soles: backing vocals
Jackson Browne: backing vocals
Bonnie Raitt: backing vocals
K.D.Lang: backing vocals
Jennifer Warnes: backing vocals

Roy Orbison. Do I get extra points for knowing this and being just 22

Drums: Gavin Harrison
Guitar: Frank Zappa
Bass: Victor Wooten
Vocals: Mike Patton
Keyboard: Ronald Jenkees

You never really know if collaborations would work out- even if as individuals they are all amongst the best:

vocals - Lee Brilleaux
lead - Billy Duffy
bass - JJ Burnel
drums - Stephen Morris

LongsideClaret wrote:Roy Orbison. Do I get extra points for knowing this and being just 22

Fair play, my friend... assuming certain well known "Search Engines " weren't involved !!

The re-mastered DVD is out currently, with Bonus stuff and interviews with some of the performers... I bet tckets for that show were a hot item at the time !!

The TCB Band were Elvis Presley's Touring Band from 1969-1977, and formed the basis of Emmylou Harris's " Hot-Band " as well. Presley knew James Burton from his playing on Ricky Nelson's early hits " Hello Mary-Lou ", " Travellin' Man " etc, Glenn Hardin had played with " The Crickets " after Buddy Holly's death, Ronnie Tutt wowed Elvis at an audition, & Jerry Scheff, then into Jazz & R&B, only went to play at the Rehearsals at Burton's begging...
" I told my wife " I'm not going to do it, I just want to see what Elvis is like ".. within 40 minutes of rehearsing, he rang his wife " Get down here, Vivienne, you gotta see this guy.." He recalled later " Elvis blew me away with his talent, blew us both away !! "

No I know it well, have it on blue ray believe it or not - even though it's in black and white.

Due to having Elvis obsessed parents I can't even begin to count how many times I've met the TCB band. I think James Burton recognising me and remembering my name is my biggest claim to fame haha.

Drums - Keith moon.

Rhythm guitar- Nile Rodgers

Lead guitar- Jimmy Page

Bass - Peter hook

Singer- Kate Bush

Lyrics- a collaboration of Ray Davies, Bob Marley, John cooper Clarke, Shane McGowan, Alex Turner, Johnny Cash.

Talking of Roy and perfect band line up.............


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Pink Floyd with Madge up front.

Hi there, nice to be with you, happy you could stick around.
Like to introduce "Legs" Larry Smith, drums,
And Sam Spoons, rhythm pole,
And Vernon Dudley Bohay-Nowell, bass guitar,
And Neil Innes, piano,
Come in Rodney Slater on the saxophone,
With Roger Ruskin Spear on tenor sax,
Hi, Vivian Stanshall, trumpet.

Big hello to big John Wayne, xylophone,
And Robert Morley, guitar,
Billy Butlin, spoons,
And looking very relaxed, Adolf Hitler on vibes... Nnnnice!

Princess Anne on sousaphone... Mmmm,
Introducing Liberace, clarinet,
With Garner "Ted" Armstrong on vocals,
Lord Snooty and his pals, tap dancing,
In the groove with Harold Wilson, violin,
And Franklin McCormack on harmonica.

Over there, Eric Clapton, ukulele.... Hi Eric!
On my left Sir Kenneth Clark, bass sax.... A great honour, sir.
And specially flown in for us, a session's gorilla on vox humana.
Nice to see Incredible Shrinking Man on euphonium,
Drop out with Peter Scott on duck call,
Hearing from you later Casanova, on horn,
Yeah! Digging General de Gaulle on accordion....
Really wild, General! Thank you, sir.
Roy Rogers on Trigger.

Tune in Wild Man of Borneo on bongos.
Count Basie Orchestra on triangle.... Thank you.
Great to hear the Rawlinsons on trombone,
Back from his recent operation, Dan Druff, harp.
And representing the flower people, Quasimodo on bells.

Wonderful to hear Brainiac on banjo,
We welcome Val Doonican as himself (Hullo there)
Very appealing, Max Jaffa.... Mmm, that's nice, Max!
What a team, Zebra Kid and Horace Batchelor on percussion,
And a great favourite, and a wonderful performer, of all of us here, J. Arthur Rank on gong....

Vocals: Freddie Mercury
LeadG: Jimi Hendrix
BassG: John Entwistle
Drums: Roger Taylor
Piano: "Professor" Roy Bittan

THE above would be horrendous bands, no spark of originality or talent, just mainsream bigmouths and mass media fame. Yeurghhhhhh !!!!

Wile E Coyote wrote:THE above would be horrendous bands, no spark of originality or talent, just mainsream bigmouths and mass media fame. Yeurghhhhhh !!!!

If they were called Acme would you buy it?

Drums. Clem Burke of blondie.
Vocals. Jake burns of SLF
Lead guitar. Tom morello of RATM
Bass guitar. Bruce foxton of from the jam
Lyrics. Springsteen and Dylan in partnership.
Eye candy. Debbie harry of blondie, the fittest and most beautifulest bird who ever walked the planet, ever. EVER.

Probably change my mind on everything bar the eye candy tomorrow, as my music taste is mood relevant.

Actually, what about "Brooooooce and the E street band"? With Debbie Harry just to look at.

cutsy123 wrote:Liam.gallagher singer

He's not even the best singer in Oasis.

Drums: Robin Guy
Bass: Flea
Keyboards: Rick Wakeman
Rhythm Guitar: Malcolm Young
Lead: Walter Trout
Vocals: Me, obviously.

Drums: John Bonham
Bass: John Paul Jones
Lead: Jimmy page, Johhny Marr
Keyboards: Bloke from Deep Purple
Singer: Don't Know
Rythm Guitar: Not knowledgeable in that department
Backing singers: The Coconuts
Production: Whoever did Grace Jones's 'Nightclubbing'
Sax: Eddie 'Lockjaw' Davies

In reality it just goes to show that idealism doesn't work, even though it's being promoted as possible in football, it assumes 'MAXXING EVERYTHING' is what makes up a recipe of ingredients.

In that sense, it's an interesting game to play as it exposes the myth of a particular notion of perfection.

producer Phil Spector
lead singer gary glitter
guitarist ian watkins
guitarist Pete Doherty
Didgeridoo Rolf harris

Jones
Strummer
Headon
Simonon

Lead singer - Paul Rodgers
Lead guitar - Joe Satriani
Rhythm guitar Ry Cooder
Keys - Jem Godfrey
Bass - Stu Hamm
Drums - Stewart Copeland

UTC

Cozy Powell
Flea
Carlos Santana
Dave Grohl

Drums - Moon the Loon (The Who)
Bass - John Entwistle (The Who)
Lead Guitar - Eric Clapton (The Yardbirds)
Rhythm Guitar and Vocals - Steve Marriott (Small Faces)
Hammond - Little Mac (Small Faces)
Lead Vocals - Eric Burdon (The Animals)
Backing Vocals - Sheila Ferguson, Mary Wells and Kirsty McColl

Geddy Lee - bass guitar
Alex Lifeson - lead guitar
Neil Peart - drums

David Ruffin,Eddie Kendricks,Melvin Franklin,Otis Williams and Paul Williams.

In other words all of the original the Temptations

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Awesome tune!

What an impossible job!

Drums - Brian Downey, Thin Lizzy
Guitars - Ronnie Wood, The Stones
Brian Robertson, Thin Lizzy
Bass and vocals - Phil Lynott
Vocals - Tina Turner
Backing vocals - Lisa Fischer, Beverley Knight, Marvin Gaye

any combination of the faces and the who

Robert Smith (Cure) + Johnny Marr (Smiths) + Dave Allen (Gang of Four) + John Maher (Buzzcocks)

Vocals: Jim Morrison, Guitar: Jimi Hendrix, Keyboards: Jon Lord, Piano: Franz Liszt, Drums: John Bonham, Bass: John (the Ox) Entwistle, Space whisperer vocalist: Gilli Smyth, Xylophone: Patrick Moore.

Manager: Peter Grant, tour bus driver: Robert Johnson, who often gets confused at T-junctions and crossroads.

This has been a challenge to put together....I genuinely think that all these people could play together and work well.

Lead Vocals: Bruce Dickinson (Iron Maiden)
Backing Vocals: Paul Rodgers (Free/Bad Company), Kate Bush, David Coverdale (Whitesnake)
Lead Guitar: Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin)
Rhythm Guitar: Lindsay Buckingham (Fleetwood Mac)
Bass Guitar: Glenn Hughes (Deep Purple) OR if I wanted a more heavy and less "funky" feel then I'd go for Duff McKagan (Guns 'n' Roses)
Keyboards: Jon Lord (Deep Purple)
Drums: Harry James (Magnum/Thunder)

Liam Payne
Louis Tomlinson
Niall Horan
Zayn Malik
Harry Styles

Are you seven?