if u could bring back one person from the dead to see live who would it be

Keith Moon (drums) and John Entwistle (bass) are dead. I'd like to see the original Who live...

 

Aren't they coming back this summer as Who2?

With 2 of the original members, only... hence the name...

 

jerry garcia, or if not, jimi hendrix
2 years ago it would've been kurt c. or bradley n.

 

john adams bc i was always impressed with him. (esp when he gave a trial to the brits at lexington and concord)

 

John Lennon.

 

I'm not sure... I wouldn't be surprised if they did, though.

 

Bob Marley

 

Frank Zappaa, truly amazing live.

 

i wold rather go back in time and experience woodstock than bring someone back from the dead, its creepy, what if they are all decayed playing on stage. when i saw Blue Oyster Cult they looked like they were dug up and put on stage and it creeped me out HAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I would have to say Jim Morrison because he is a legend

 

Difficult one. Either Charlie Parker just so I could see what it would be like to play with him, or J.S. Bach - it would be fantastic to see what he could do today with the wealth of technology and instruments available to him, as well as all the developments in music that there have been since he died - although most of them owe a lot to him for getting things going in the first place.

 

I know they are not dead but Syd Barrett and The Pink Floyd

 

Only one vote for Zappa?
Now there's two.

 

Janis Joplin....

 

glad you have seen the light

 

john lennon

 

It's too hard to choose...I guess it would have to be out of Jerry Garcia, Bob Marley, and Brad Nowell. Those are only three I can think of, cuz there are so many awesome musicians that are no longer here.

 

yes...definitely jeff buckley...so passionate he is. elliott smith would be up there too but jeff buckley would definitely be first on my list.

 

Although I like sublime and all, I wouldn't say Brad Nowell was such an awesome musician. If you watch him play, he is fucking up all the time, cocked off his ass, and sometimes even in the nod. But anywho, definately Hendrix for me. Everything he plays is so f'ing groovy. I personally think that a lot of 'jambands' (sorry to lump everything into one category) are actually a modern extension of Jimi's style. Just think about seeing him play songs like it's too bad, little wing, power to live, burning of the midnight lamp... so many beautiful songs to hear.

 

Shannon Hoon would be my first choice....
followed by Layne Staley.

peace.
LP