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drone/ambient band:

Vocals/ Guitar - Joni Mitchell
Guitar/ Audible Sneers - Rowland S. Howard
Bass/ Drunken Howls when required - Joe Preston
Background Vocals/Drums/Additional Percussion - Mo Tucker, Georgia Hubley, Mimi Parker

Skronk:

Vocals - Richard Hell, James Chance
Guitar - Sonny Sharrock, Robert Quine, Bill Frisell
Piano - Thelonius Monk
Bass - Mingus
Sax - Albert Ayler (tenor), Eric Dolphy (alto)
Drums - Elvin Jones
Spoken Word - Charles Bukowski

this one would probably last one gig if that, but it would be glorious.

weed_killer wrote:drone/ambient band:


Skronk:

Vocals - Richard Hell, James Chance
Guitar - Sonny Sharrock, Robert Quine, Bill Frisell
Piano - Thelonius Monk
Bass - Mingus
Sax - Albert Ayler (tenor), Eric Dolphy (alto)
Drums - Elvin Jones
Spoken Word - Charles Bukowski

this one would probably last one gig if that, but it would be glorious.

You could call them James White & The Blacks.

Nora Billy wrote:

weed_killer wrote:drone/ambient band:


Skronk:

Vocals - Richard Hell, James Chance
Guitar - Sonny Sharrock, Robert Quine, Bill Frisell
Piano - Thelonius Monk
Bass - Mingus
Sax - Albert Ayler (tenor), Eric Dolphy (alto)
Drums - Elvin Jones
Spoken Word - Charles Bukowski

this one would probably last one gig if that, but it would be glorious.

You could call them James White & The Blacks.

Something tell's me it's been done before. and if I did that, I'd want to add Pat Place, and then I'd just end up with the contortions.

Guitar/vox...Nancy Wilson (Heart)
Guitar/vox...Susannah Hoffs (Bangles)
Bass...Sean Yseult (White Zombie)
Drums...Sheila E. (Prince)
Keyboards...Grace Potter
Backup vox...Shania Twain, Faith Hill, Debbie Gibson & Tiffany

Band will be called "Milf and Cookies".

Blue Man Group - Percussion

Al Cisneros - Bass

Paul Pena - Vox

Skrillex
Lars
Billie Joe Armstrong
Nikki Sixx

Robert Fripp guitar
Jonny Greenwood guitar, synth, string arrangements
Allen Ravenstine synth (he's gonna be in all my groups...deal with it)
Jerry Garcia pedal steel guitar
Keith Godchaux piano, e-piano
Mani, Steve Swallow e-bass
Bill Bruford, Pierre Moerlen drum kit
Jose "Chepito" Areas congalero
Lester Bowie trumpet, violin
Phil Woods alto saxophone
Didier Malherbe tenor and soprano saxophones
Daevid Allen vibe coordinator, glissando guitar
male voices: Carl Wilson. Robert Wyatt, Jonsi
female voices: Dagmar Krause, Linda Thompson, Carla Bley

dubkitty wrote:Lester Bowie trumpet, violin

I don't remember Lester Bowie ever playing violin, dubs.

I know all those guys were multi-instrumentalists, but could you point me to some examples of his violin playing?

I think the world is ready for the three Diamonds

Neil Diamond
King Diamond
Jim Diamond

Blackened Soul wrote:I think the world is ready for the three Diamonds

Neil Diamond
King Diamond
Jim Diamond

Why not make that Four Diamonds and add Dustin to the mix?

because he needs to die by being ripped into small bloody chunks.

If you paid him enough, I think he might go for that.

Chankgeez wrote:

dubkitty wrote:Lester Bowie trumpet, violin

I don't remember Lester Bowie ever playing violin, dubs.

I know all those guys were multi-instrumentalists, but could you point me to some examples of his violin playing?

sorry, that was a memory error...i was thinking of Leroy Jenkins, who was also an AACM member and played on "Rawalpindi Blues" on Escalator Over The Hill. sometimes it's hard to keep all the AACM guys sorted out.

Yeah, dubkitty, somebody needs to keep you in check. (Especially since one of the tenets of the AACM is multi-instrumentalism.)

Love jazz fiddle. Been listening to some Revolutionary Ensemble lately.

Several people from a few bands that one day might be interesting but have yet to be born.