Who would be in your perfect supergroup? You may choose musicians who are dead or alive.

That would be quite the lineup!!! 😮

I’m a huge Yes fan, so I’m with you on Wakeman. Unfortunately, I would probably pick mostly Yes members 😄

Bass - has to be Chris Squire

Drums - for me is Bill Bruford

Guitar - let’s go with Roger Fripp on this one. I love Steve Howe, but I am pissed at what he has done to the legacy of Yes

Vocals - who else? Jon Anderson. This is going to be a prog band. If Jon needs an occasional break, I would use Bowie or Winwood.

Keyboards - the aforementioned Rick Wakeman, with close second to Keith Emerson!

Paul Rogers vocals.
John McVie bass
Jon Lord Keyboards
Rory Gallagher guitar
My old friend Dave - Drums (best drummer I every played with)

Oh me too... Making the tea and folding up the mic stands 😂

Interesting question.
Here's my perfect supergroup:
Mike Stern, lead guitar; Marcus Miller, bass guitar; Phil Collins on drums (oh yes!); Chick Corea, keyboards; Kenny Garrett, alto saxophone; Erik Truffaz on trumpet.
Wow what a live concert that would be! 👍🏽

I would choose Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr.

That would be my perfect super group.

Bon Scott - lead vocal

Malcolm Young - rhythm guitar

Angus Young - lead guitar

this is a start

From the mid-1970s, an unfinished novel I was writing:
[quote]"This is the moment we've alll been waiting for. You are about to see history in the making. Calling themselves The Nazgul, for this once in a lifetime gig together, would you please welcome on stage: on drums - Mr Keith Moon of the Who; on bass guitar and violin, Mr Rick Grech of Family and Blind Faith; on rhythm guitar and harmonica, Mr Blind Owl Wilson from Canned Heat; on keyboards Mr Pigpen McKernan of the Grateful Dead; on vocals," and here his voice went up an octave, "Mr Jim Morrison and Miss Janis Joplin! And on lead guitar - Mr Jimi HENDRIX! They are - The Nazgul!"

[i]A once-in-a-lifetime appearance was what Stu Roscoe had called it - but was any of them aware of the Grim Reaper waiting invisibly in the wings? This divine bill would read in retrospect like an obituary notice compiled by Satan[/i].
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Chris Cornell
David Gilmour
Neil Peart
Steve Harris
Richard Wright

Grace Slick - vocals
Les Claypool - bass
Carlos Santana - guitar
Ginger Baker - drums

Debbie Harry on vocals.
Jimmy Page on guitar.
Richard Wright on keyboards.
Aphex Twin on beats.
And Lee Scratch Perry on general vibes.

A mixture so wrong that it must be right.

Jimmy page
Neil Peart
David Lee Roth
Flea

Dr Teeth and the Electric Mayhem
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That's a pretty decent Supergroup !
Ok let's try Robert Plant on vocals.
Mark King on bass
Jimi Hendrix on lead guitar
Malcolm Young on rhythm guitar
Cozy Powell on drums
Vic Emerson on keyboards

Traveling Wilburys

Marcus Miller -Bass
Joe Satriani or Steve Vai -Guitar
Ray Manzerek -Keys
Keith Moon -Drums
Chris Cornell -Vocals


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The closest thing to a clean recording of the drumming style couldn't be located but anyone alive in that era will probably vouch.

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RIP to our best

Keith Moon
Marc Bolan
George Harrison
John Entwistle
John Lennon
Alan price and Georgie Fame (keyboards)and harmonies
And Roger Daltrey to take up another notch
Can't leave out Pete Townsend

Lead Guitar/Vocals: Jerry Garcia.
Rhythm Guitar/Vocals: Norman Greenbaum.
Bass Guitar/Vocals: Peter Tork.
Keyboards/Vocals: Richard Wright.
Drums/Vocals: Roger Taylor.

Alvin Lee and some others. It won't matter who.

Beethoven, Mozart, Schubert, Bach, Chopin

Ginger Baker on drums.,

Jinx Dawson on vocals, Vangelis on keyboards, Sid Vicious on bass, Euronymous on guitar, Questlove on the plastic hand clapper, Lestat de Lioncourt on violin.

(Guest appearance by Trent Reznor on tambourine)

Steve Gadd, drums
John Entwistle, bass
Angus Young, lead guitar
Chuck Leavell, piano (piano for the Stones)
Mick Taylor, rhythm guitar
Chris Cornell, vocals

Now, for a different take

Mitch Mitchell, drums
Ronnie James Dio, vocals
Robby Krieger, guitar
Johnny Ramon, guitar
Geezer Butler, bass

They'd never be sober enough to play

Prince, DJ Shadow, Etta James

Mine would be:

Singer: Jon Anderson
Guitars: Steve Hackett and Steve Howe (sharing Lead and rhythm)
Keys: I would have two, Rick Wakeman and Jon Lord
Drums: I would have two, Bill Bruford and Barriemore Barlow
Percussionist: Luis Conte
Bass guitar: The one and only Chris Squire

david bowie. that's it. just david bowie, on stage, being weird. i miss him 😞