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kosta wrote:Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Assorted Wind Stuff
Moondog - Percussions & Composition
Art Blakey - Trrrrrrraps
Clifford Brown - Trumpet
Chick Corea - Keys
John Bonham - Thunder
Cliff Burton - Bass
Malcolm Young - Guitar
Keith Richards - Guitar
Ann Peebles - Vocals

With an Alan Lomax sourced backing vocal ensemble.

(It just might work!)

Clifford Brown is GOD! I have somewhere in my collection,his swan song performance. It was a live taping that was recorded literally a few hours before his death. And that man was on fire. He played that fucking trumpet beautifully. I liked his style more than Fats Navarro,and dare I say,more than Miles. So weird,ironic and sad,that album

Blurillaz wrote:Aviashi Cohen
Ferenc Snetberger
Tony Allen

Nels Cline in there too pahaps

I'll listen to that! Or play with them

what i really had to think about with the acoustic group was the vocalists. the instrumentalists were relatively easy in that i wanted people who could tilt towards jazz or modal improvisation, but for leads i needed a female singer who could do soft and loud, a male singer with the soft ingenue voice, and a male singer that could sing the blues and also sing harmony, and they had to have styles that were individual but versatile. the backing singers were all about blend; once i had C&N i needed a girl to sing high with Graham who could blend well and work with the jazz angle, and after thinking for awhile i thought of Linda, who sang backups on Neil Young's Harvest and American Stars and Bars and also made a stunning vocal appearance on Carla Bley's Escalator Over The Hill. then i wanted a fourth voice who could blend well and sing at either end of the spectrum, and Paul could do that and also do American and British pronunciation.

Very well considered sir. I am impressed!

Okay. I'll bite.

Ravi Shankar
Syd Barrett
Frank Zappa
Bruce Haack
Francis Moze
Mitch Mitchell

I'd see that band...

blooghost wrote:Clifford Brown is GOD! ...that man was on fire. He played that fucking trumpet beautifully.

Right on Bloo! Dude just had the touch with his horn. So lyrical...

ian williams, nick reinhart, tim kinsella, sam zurick, victor villareal, adam forkner, me: guitar
eric ehm: bass
kevin shea, brian chippendale, zach hill, john stanier, mike kinsella, me: drums
nick reinhart, alfred darlington, nels cline, bradford cox, me: electronics/computer/samples

John Lennon: guitar
Ringo Starr: drums
Klaus Voorman: bass
Yoko Ono: vocals
Me: guitar
Billy Preston: B-3










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Keith Moon
Bon Scott
Keith Richards
Phil Lynott

Talkin' 'bout a party , y'all!

kosta wrote:Keith Moon
Bon Scott
Keith Richards
Phil Lynott

Talkin' 'bout a party , y'all!

haha I fuckin' love it

kosta wrote:Keith Moon
Bon Scott
Keith Richards
Phil Lynott

Talkin' 'bout a party , y'all!

Better put some plastic down on the floor...heeeeeeeeeeere's The Vomit Chokers.

You could do a double drumkit thing with John Bonham too.

Not sure about Bonham for this. Going for more of a punk vibe. More swagger and spit. Might could use a second guitarist though. Johnny Thunders would be a good fit I think. Thunders / Lynott / Scott vocal harmonies... Can you imagine?

Mine features more current/less dead musicians.

Josh Scogin - vocals
Aaron Weiss - vocals
Reese Roper - vocals
Brian Cook - bass
Andy Williams - guitar
Steve Choi - guitar\keys
Daniel Davison - drums

I would if I saw this on an album sleeve:

Vocals: Richard Ashcroft
Rhythm Guitar: Graham Coxon
Lead Guitar/Backing Vox: Noel Gallagher
Bass: Dougie Payne
Drums: Phil Selway
Keys: Thom Yorke
Symphonic Arrangement: Johnny Greenwood
Backup Vox: Beth Gibbons, Isobel Campbell, Damon Albarn

I kinda hate that I have 3 members from Radiohead. I didn't want to be that guy. Well at least 2 of them have gigs for filling roles that you wouldn't automatically assume. Couldn't think of a UK drummer that I like more than Phil, and I would've put Chris Martin on keys if I didn't go with Thom.

i think its interesting that the supergroups got better/more interesting as the thread went on. ANYWAYS, heres some of mine

RAWK power trio
crazy Jack White - guitar
John Entwistle - Bass Guitar
Moony - skins

Jazz dream group:
Bass - Scott LaFaro
Piano - Bill Evans
Drums - John Hollenbeck
Acoustic Guitar - Tosin Abasi (thats right)
Clarinet - Chris Speed
Sax - Trane

tell me that wouldn't be amazing, i DARE you.

Technical Ability Custerfuck
Drums - Vinnie Caliouta
Bass - Matthew Garrison
Keys - Hiromi Uehara
Guitar - Steve Vai

Free Jazz nirvana:
Ayler's string section
Bass - Scott LaFaro from another dimension where he didn't die
Sax - Ayler, Trane (both from dimensions where they didn't die), Chris Speed
Guitar - Derek Bailey
Keys - Cecil Taylor
Drums - Roy Haynes
Drums - Rashied Ali

Band I'd like to see:
Morphine + Tom Waits and a pianist