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survivor:

Here`s a Barber Shop Quartet -

Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Steve Perry and Steve Balsamo!

Thaiman:

survivor:

Here`s a Barber Shop Quartet -

Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Steve Perry and Steve Balsamo!

I wouldn't like to sing with Frankie! Swing and "the King" doesn't go well together! A ha ha. (I even sang "My way" better than that blue eyes boy :-)

Well, you certainly sang it better than Sid Vicious, I`ll give you that!

Thaiman:

survivor:

Here`s a Barber Shop Quartet -

Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Steve Perry and Steve Balsamo!

I wouldn't like to sing with Frankie! Swing and "the King" doesn't go well together! A ha ha. (I even sang "My way" better than that blue eyes boy :-)

...and the Welcome Home Elvis concert thrown by Frank wasn't the proudest moment for either of them (as anyone will know who's ever listened to Sinatra's Duets albums). Amazing viewing figures, though - 41.5 percent of the US audience. Blimey.

It's not on this one  or indeed not on this  either!

Which album was it Clare?

PS. that was quite a party!  I couldn't remember much about it apart from all that hamburgers tasted lovely.

plastic penguin:

If a genie grants you the opportunity to put together the greatest group of all time, dead or alive, who would you choose?

My choice is a little obscure, but here goes:

Drums: Cozee Powell (Rainbow)

Bass: Graham Maybe (Joe Jackson band)

Keyboards: Jools Holland

Guitars: Wilko Johnson (Dr. Feelgood)
Richie Blackmore (Rainbow)

Vocals: Jeff Buckley


I've deliberately missed the obvious choices.

My selection mixes musical types ie jazz with rock:

Drums- 1.Neil Peart 2.Carl Parmer 3.Phil Collins

Bass- 1.Jaco Pastorius 2.Geddy Lee 3.Chris Squire 4.Phil Lynott

Guitar- 1.Jimmy Hendrix 2.Toni Iommi 3.Randy Rhodes 4. Jeff Healey (see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBBCJ68mC4c and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJh3KaIKDAw&feature=related) 5.Slash 6.Gary Moore 7.Jan Akkerman

Keyboard- 1.Rick Wakeman 2.Keith Emerson 3.Jon Lord 4.Tony Banks 5.Thijs van Leer 6.The keyboardist in PFM

Anton90125:

plastic penguin:

If a genie grants you the opportunity to put together the greatest group of all time, dead or alive, who would you choose? My choice is a little obscure, but here goes: Drums: Cozee Powell (Rainbow) Bass: Graham Maybe (Joe Jackson band) Keyboards: Jools Holland Guitars: Wilko Johnson (Dr. Feelgood) Richie Blackmore (Rainbow) Vocals: Jeff Buckley I've deliberately missed the obvious choices.

My selection mixes musical types ie jazz with rock:

Drums- 1.Neil Peart 2.Carl Parmer 3.Phil Collins

Bass- 1.Jaco Pastorius 2.Geddy Lee 3.Chris Squire 4.Phil Lynott

Guitar- 1.Jimmy Hendrix 2.Toni Iommi 3.Randy Rhodes 4. Jeff Healey (see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBBCJ68mC4c and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJh3KaIKDAw&feature=related) 5.Slash 6.Gary Moore 7.Jan Akkerman

Keyboard- 1.Rick Wakeman 2.Keith Emerson 3.Jon Lord 4.Tony Banks 5.Thijs van Leer 6.The keyboardist in PFM

Wow Anton, there`s some real talent there! I was just thinking though that you`ll need a big stage to fit that lot on!

survivor:

Couldn`t choose John Duncan because of contractural reasons and the fact that we haven`t got room in the back of the Bedford for his nine guitars which he insists on taking with him to every gig!

Anyone else notice that John D. hasn`t yet denied taking all nine guitars to every gig.

survivor:

Anton90125:

plastic penguin:

If a genie grants you the opportunity to put together the greatest group of all time, dead or alive, who would you choose? My choice is a little obscure, but here goes: Drums: Cozee Powell (Rainbow) Bass: Graham Maybe (Joe Jackson band) Keyboards: Jools Holland Guitars: Wilko Johnson (Dr. Feelgood) Richie Blackmore (Rainbow) Vocals: Jeff Buckley I've deliberately missed the obvious choices.

My selection mixes musical types ie jazz with rock:

Drums- 1.Neil Peart 2.Carl Parmer 3.Phil Collins

Bass- 1.Jaco Pastorius 2.Geddy Lee 3.Chris Squire 4.Phil Lynott

Guitar- 1.Jimmy Hendrix 2.Toni Iommi 3.Randy Rhodes 4. Jeff Healey (see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBBCJ68mC4c and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJh3KaIKDAw&feature=related) 5.Slash 6.Gary Moore 7.Jan Akkerman

Keyboard- 1.Rick Wakeman 2.Keith Emerson 3.Jon Lord 4.Tony Banks 5.Thijs van Leer 6.The keyboardist in PFM

Wow Anton, there`s some real talent there! I was just thinking though that you`ll need a big stage to fit that lot on!

Nor do I think a Bedford van would suffice?

Here`s another barber shop quartet -

Matt Monro, Bob Catley, Freddie Mercury and Don Henley.

Here`s the second in my series of Hairdressers Quartets -

Barbra Streisand / Bonnie Tyler / Doris Day / Ann Wilson (Heart)

survivor:

Here`s the second in my series of Hairdressers Quartets -

Barbra Streisand / Bonnie Tyler / Doris Day / Ann Wilson (Heart)

Have you got a thing about hairdressers?

plastic penguin:

survivor:

Here`s the second in my series of Hairdressers Quartets -

Barbra Streisand / Bonnie Tyler / Doris Day / Ann Wilson (Heart)

Have you got a thing about hairdressers?

Can`t believe I`ve gotten away with using the term! Gives me hope...

Have I got a thing about them? Yes, they wash your hair nicely before cutting. Very relaxing! Also they always make me a nice cup of

survivor:

plastic penguin:

survivor:

Here`s the second in my series of Hairdressers Quartets -

Barbra Streisand / Bonnie Tyler / Doris Day / Ann Wilson (Heart)

Have you got a thing about hairdressers?

Can`t believe I`ve gotten away with using the term! Gives me hope...

Have I got a thing about them? Yes, they wash your hair nicely before cutting. Very relaxing! Also they always make me a nice cup of

I know, I also love the fingers massaging the hair. . . .suit you, sir!