personally, Jimi Hendrix - Lead Guitar Robert Plant - Lead Vocals Rick Wakeman (Yes) - Keyboard Clary Torry (from Great Gig in the Sky) - Backup vocals Debbie Harry (Blondie) - Backup vocals Neil Peart (Rush) - Drums John Entwisle (The Who) - Bass Guitar
John Petrucci (Dream Theater) - Guitar Syd Barrett (Pink Floyd) - Vocals, guitar and lyrics Geezer Butler (Black Sabbath) - Bass and lyrics Buddy Rich - Drums Dexter Gordon - Saxophone Kevin Moore (Dream Theater) - Keyboards George Abyad - Oud Brendan Perry (Dead Can Dance) - Whatever Instrument Needs Playing I doubt these musicians would like to play with each other, thought!!
Eric Clapton - Lead guitar Jim Morrison (The Doors) and Grace Slick (Jefferson Airplane) - Lead Vocals Roger Waters (Pink Floyd) - Bass Guitar Ray Manzarek (The Doors) - Keyboard John Bonham (Led Zeppelin) - Drums Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull) - Flute Paul Kantner (Jefferson Airplane) - Rythem Guitar If these guys played together i would pay $10,000,000 to see that show (edit: included band names)
Jim Morrison (The Doors) and Grace Slick (Jefferson Airplane) - Lead Vocals that's a great combination.. and also syd barrett!
Neil Young - Lead Vocals John Paul Jones - Bass Guitar Stevie Ray Vaughan - Lead Guitar Michael Shrieve (Santana) - Drums Keith Emerson (Emerson, Lake, and Palmer) or Jon Lord (Deep Purple) - Keyboards Joni Mitchell - Backup Vocals
Stevie Ray Vaughn- lead guitar David Gilmour- rhythm guitar John Bonham-Drums Geddy Lee-Bass Freddie Mercury- Vocals
vocals: janis joplin + george harrison lead guitar: eric clapton bass: john entwisle lead drums: keith moon backup drums: ringo starr backup guitar/piano: john lennon
Keith Richards (rythem Guitar) Robert Johnston (lead Guitar) But Id Plug Him In? Jack Bruce (bass) Son House (vocals) Lets Get Ringo In On The (drums)
geddy lee on bass buckethead on guitar neil peart on drums james hetfeild on back up vocals and guitar mike patton on vocals
Doug Gray-vocals Roy Buchanan-guitar Lonnie Mack-guitar Joe Bonamassa-guitar Stanley Clarke-bass Rick Wakeman-keyboards Neil Peart-drums
I would have to say Geoff Tate vocals Michael Schenker lead guitar Richie Blackmore lead/rhythym guitar Keith Emerson keyboards John Entwistle bass guitar and Neil Peart drums/percussion
Eric Clapton on lead guitar. John Lennon on rhythm. Paul McCartney on Bass. Ginger Baker on drums. Beatles + Cream = AWESOME!!!
Jerry Garcia - Lead Guitar/ Banjo George Harrison - Lead Guitar/ Sitar Jimi Hendrix - Lead Guitar Bradley Nowell - Guitar Paul McCartney - Bass Ringo Starr - Drums John Lennon - Rhythm Guitar Phil Lesh - Trumpet Rod Argent (the Zombies) - Keyboardist Jim Horn - Woodwind instruments Dick Parry - Sax John Popper - Harmonica Owsley "Bear" Stanley- Soundman Chris Kuroda - lighting Me - tambourine, bongos, washboard (i don't play any but will learn for the band ) I know there's a lot of guitarists but each one would bring something different to the band and make it awesome.
Lead vocalist male: Elton John Lead vocalist female: Diana Ross Lead guitar: George Harrison (sorry Jimi) Rhythm guitar: Steve Cropper Drummer: Charlie Watts Bassist: John Paul Jones Keyboardist: Craig Doerge Backup Vocals (male): the Jordannaires Backup vocals (female): the Pointer Sisters My criteria called for strong team players. On this note it would be difficult to rein in a Jimi Hendrix or a Stevie Ray Vaughan. George Harrison played just enough lead guitar to give the song proper direction. Elton John could go soft (Goodbye Yellow Brick Road); yet he could get down when he had to (Crocadile Rock). Listen to the 'Stones Get Off My Cloud and you will hear some good basic drumming from Watts. What white boy from the Sixties did not fall in love with the voice of the Supremes? Jimmy Page tried to get John Entwhistle for his super group but failed. When John Paul Jones applied, he was handed the part without a tryout. Craig Doerge did some really good work on Jackson Browne's Loadout/Stay number. Steve Cropper - most unassuming guitarist in town. The Jordannaires were there with Elvis for some of his best songs before he went saccharine. The Pointer Sisters - oh yes, we can can!
Jim Morrison - Vocals (Doors) Jeff "Skunk" Baxter - Guitar (Steely Dan/Doobie Bros) Rich Robinson - Rhythm Guitar (Black Crowes) Dickey Betts - Lead Guitar (Allman Brothers) Keyboards - Mark Mercier (Max Creek) Berry Oakley - Bass (Allman Brothers) Brad "The EZB" Morgan - Drums (Drive By Truckers) Bill Kreutzmann - Drums (Grateful Dead) With creative input from Syd Barrett Also a bit of a toss up over guitar - I really wanted to toss Ryan Adams and Neal Casal in there (both from the Cardinals; after Cardinals Ryan Adams went solo, Neal Casal joined the Chris Robinson Brotherhood) but it was getting a bit crowded in there