Dullard

[BertrandRussell]

Name your all-time rock supergroup (vocals, guitar, drums, bass & keyboards).

[Dullard]

Tough one :D

Bon Scott

Tony Iommi

Neil Peart

John Entwhistle

Jon Lord

Whats yours?

[BertrandRussell]

Interesting selection.

Mine's:

Paul Rodgers
Duane Allman
John Bonham
John Wetton
Ian McLagan

[Bennachie]

Rick Buckler
Bruce Foxton
Paul Weller

[BertrandRussell]

AJ says the Jam arenae a rock band though!?

:? XD

[Archiebaird]

Nick Cave
Robbie Robertson
Rick Danko
Levon Helm
Richard Manuel
Garth Hudson


Yes it's Nick Cave fronting The Band.

So what?

[Dullard]

How about a supergroup where the musicians are all actually still alive?

[BertrandRussell]

That makes things tougher.

Paul Rodgers
Peter Green
Billy Cobham
John Wetton
Ian McLagan

:)

[Dullard]

You,ll be lucky getting Peter Green to turn up for a gig :D

Bruce ****inson

Dave Navarro

Neil Peart again ( He is that good )

Lemmy

Rick Wakeman

The last two are still alive as far as I know but could probably pop off at any time

[BertrandRussell]

It would be Peter Green circa 1970.

Him and Kossoff - something about middle class Jewish kids from London and those Les Pauls!

[Goodie7]

Freddie mercury

David gilmour

John bonham

Roger waters

Rick wright

[BertrandRussell]

Here's a pic of my Gibson Les Paul.

B)

http://i57.tinypic.com/if0c5d.jpg

[Dullard]

A very nice axe it must be said.

Always found them to be too heavy, I think some of them must of been made out of railway sleepers.

[Archiebaird]

I've got a Gretsch.

Great sound but hard to keep in tune.

[BertrandRussell]

It is heavy. My mate has a chambered one but it doesn't sound quite as good.

[ClaudeBalls]

You,ll be lucky getting Peter Green to turn up for a gig :D

Bruce ****inson

Dave Navarro

Neil Peart again ( He is that good )

Lemmy

Rick Wakeman

The last two are still alive as far as I know but could probably pop off at any time


Peter Green live in Maurice Road, Canvey Island and drinks in the Admiral Jellico pub - I am not bullsh!tting as I have seen him there a few times.

Ronnie James Dio (RIP)/ Rob Halford
Alex Lifeson/Vai/Satriani/Rhoads - cannae decide.
Neil Peart
Geddy Lee
Wakeman/Lord/Rudess

:?

[bluek]

Nick Cave
Robbie Robertson
Rick Danko
Levon Helm
Richard Manuel
Garth Hudson


Yes it's Nick Cave fronting The Band.

So what?

I dug out Abattoir Blues last week. B)

[BertrandRussell]

I think I'd pass out if I saw Peter Green. His playing on the Live At Boston albums is the best guitar playing you could ever hope to hear.

Watched a Levon Helm documentary the other day (Ain't In it For My Health, I think) - really sad to see him on his way out. Great drummer and an unbelievable singer.

[Archiebaird]

Nick Cave
Robbie Robertson
Rick Danko
Levon Helm
Richard Manuel
Garth Hudson


Yes it's Nick Cave fronting The Band.

So what?

I dug out Abattoir Blues last week. B)[/quote]

B) B)

[Archiebaird]

I think I'd pass out if I saw Peter Green. His playing on the Live At Boston albums is the best guitar playing you could ever hope to hear.

Watched a Levon Helm documentary the other day (Ain't In it For My Health, I think) - really sad to see him on his way out. Great drummer and an unbelievable singer.

Weirdly I saw Peter Green playing with a band up in Orkney a few years ago. He just stood at the back of the stage and didn't really do a lot sadly. Not sure if he's in a fit state. :(

[Dullard]

Which model of Gretsch do you have Erchiebaird?

I played a 64 Country Gent in a studio once, it was a beaut.

[BertrandRussell]

I think he's being used by folk looking to make a quick buck. He played the most sublime blues guitar at the tail end of the 60s and should be left in peace now.

His biography is depressing.

[Hairdrier]

Deep Purple MkII

Gillan
Paice
Lord
Blackmore
Glover

[Dullard]

I think I'd pass out if I saw Peter Green. His playing on the Live At Boston albums is the best guitar playing you could ever hope to hear.

Watched a Levon Helm documentary the other day (Ain't In it For My Health, I think) - really sad to see him on his way out. Great drummer and an unbelievable singer.

Weirdly I saw Peter Green playing with a band up in Orkney a few years ago. He just stood at the back of the stage and didn't really do a lot sadly. Not sure if he's in a fit state. :([/quote]

Seconded

Saw him with the Splinter group at the Edinburgh Venue a few years ago, same sort of thing, he looked is if he genuinely didn,t know where he was.

Felt sorry for the boy to be honest.

[ClaudeBalls]

Off to my local now to see a band - Solar 9. Probably pash.

:-)

[Archiebaird]

Which model of Gretsch do you have Erchiebaird?

I played a 64 Country Gent in a studio once, it was a beaut.

Great guitars. It's an electromatic G5120 like this een but with a black scratchboard.

http://i60.tinypic.com/xknfoo.jpg

[Hairdrier]

Albatross!

>>> - view external link (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ombnqWR3eA)

[BertrandRussell]

That's nice, Archie.

I always liked the double cut-away John Squire played with the Roses in '89 - think it was a Country Gent.

[Dullard]

Off to my local now to see a band - Solar 9. Probably pash.

:-)

You never know,they might be awesome, everyone has to start somewhere :D

[BertrandRussell]

Bands with a non-letter in their are always pish.

[ClaudeBalls]

Off to my local now to see a band - Solar 9. Probably pash.

:-)

You never know,they might be awesome, everyone has to start somewhere :D[/quote]

I was right - they were pash. The phucking rig they had was unbelievable; Marshall stacks, twin bass drum kit etc. - all for a phucking boozer !!:?