Right since the desert Island discs brought up some great suggestions for future music purchases let's do another more interesting one. I'm gonna write in blocks to say how this works this time because there's two important aspects to it. 4 OR FIVE MEMBERS MAX AND ONLY ONE MEMBER FROM ANY PARTICULAR BAND. We do this all the time in college and it changes everyday so let's have a go anyway.

SINGER/GUITAR - JOHN LENNON (ALL WE NEED IS A TIME MACHINE)
BASS - RICK DANKO (ANOTHER TIME MACHINE)
DRUMS - KEITH MOON (YET ANOTHER TIME MACHINE)
RHYMTH/LEAD - THE WALKING RIFF KEITH RICHARDS! (WHO IS A TIME MACHINE)
RHYMTH/LEAD - SHAKEY NEIL YOUNG

NOW THERE'S SOME GOOD ROCK N' ROLL

The Rolling Stones

72 stones

Vintage Little Richard on Vocalls...Keith Richards on Rhythm Geetar....Jimi Hendrix on Lead Geetar....John Entwistle on Base....and Doug Clifford on Drumz

The Rolling Stones

Also really liked the original Traveling Wilburys.

Bon Jovi opening the Wembley Stadium next year.

the stones, the best ever.




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I second the vote for Taylor era Stones!

Everyone who answered 'Rolling Stones' didn't read the question.

LK, as usual you're right on time. That's a pretty good line-up you've got there. I'm gonna ponder this question a little before answering. Putting McCartney in there is gonna rile up a lot of folks here, but I can't leave him out.

Elmo Lewis Wrote:
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> LK, as usual you're right on time. That's a pretty
> good line-up you've got there. I'm gonna ponder
> this question a little before answering. Putting
> McCartney in there is gonna rile up a lot of folks
> here, but I can't leave him out.


McCartney was an excellent bass player as well imho....keep on rilin' Elmo!

Fair to middlin' singer and songwriter, too. We saw him in Atlanta about 2 1/2 weeks prior to the Stones. He's pretty good! But he's no Rolling Stones.

Mick Keith Charlie with the additions of Eric Clapton on lead guitar, John Entwistle on bass and Georgie Fame on B3

Drums: Charlie Watts ...nuff said

Bass: Bootsy Collins (James Browns guy)

Piano: Otis Spann (Muddy Waters band)

Guitar: Keith Richards (70's)

Guitar: Willie Johnson (Howlin Wolf..Memphis days)

Harp: Little Walter (Muddy Waters band)

Vocals: Mick Jagger (70's)

Maracs: Jerome Green (Bo Diddleys band)

Back-up singers: (The Ronetts)

Horns: The Memphis Horns of Wayne Jackson and Andrew Love



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Not shabby..ohcarol...not shabby...like ya tastes!!



ROCKMAN

Vocals: Bon Scott
Guitar: Edward Van Halen
Guitar: Randy Rhoads
Bass : John Entwistle
Drums : John Bonham
Keyboards: Jon Lord

The Rolling Stones (with/without Brian, Mick T., Ron Wood, Bill Wyman)

The Fantasy Band:

Ian Astbury: Vocals
Keith Richards: Guitar and vocals
Clarence White: Guitar
Bill Wyman: Bass and dancing
Charlie Watts: Drums
Steve Jordan: Percussion
Ian McLagan: Keyboards



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Being a big Stones and Zeppelin fan, I'd like to see Mick and Keith with Page, Jones and Bonham. Led Stones? Rolling Zeppelin? Their opening act could be Plant with Taylor, Wood, Watts and Wyman.

The STONES ARE the DREAM BAND, SILLY!

"absolute "dream" band "


Keys/Organ : Ludwig v .Beethoven
Rythm Guitar : Keeeeeeeeeeeeeeeiiiiiiiiiiiith
Lead Guitar : Crazy Jimi H.
Drums/Perc : Jan Axel von Blomberg aka Hellhammer
Vocals : early Joe Cocker and early Tina Turner
Bass : Les Claypool

and some Go-Go Girls ...for the mood

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Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul
I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away

Mick Jagger- vocals

Bill Wyman- bass

Charlie Watts- drums

Keith Richards- Guitar

Mick Taylor- Guitar

Bobby Keys- sax

Jim Price- trumpet

Nicky Hopkins- piano

Billy Preston- organ

Lisa Fisher/Carolyn Childs/Helena Springs/Regina Havis- backing vocals.

micawber K Wrote:
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> 4 OR FIVE MEMBERS MAX AND ONLY ONE MEMBER FROM ANY
> PARTICULAR BAND.


Sounds good to me! Here it goes:

Vocals - David Bowie
Guitar - Keith Richards
Guitar - Malcolm Young
Bass - Paul McCartney
Drums - Stewart Copeland

Now THAT'S a rock 'n' roll band, imo!

Drums: Bonham
Bass: Entwistle
Lead: SRV
Rhythm: Keith
Keys: Stevie Wonder
Vocal/ Frontman: Elvis from '57 or '69

Can't forget the "Dead Man Rock Band" (those musicians who have passed away RIP):

Vocals - Bon Scott
Guitar - Mick Ronson
Guitar - Brian Jones
Bass - John Entwhistle? Sid Vicious? Don't know.
Drums - Keith Moon I guess.