Which band that no longer exists or artist that is no longer with us would you like to see return, even if for only one show?
I’ll go first. I’d choose Dio. Growing up I was always listening to Dio and unfortunately never got the chance to see him/them live.
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what song is your fav ?
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I love everything from “Sounding the seventh trumpet” up to “Hail to the king”. I don’t mind “the stage”……… but I really can’t get behind the latest album.
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Yes – the line up with Chris Squire and Rick Wakeman. I only saw Yes once and it was after Squire passed. He was an amazing bassist.
I’ll also jump on the Bowie wagon too. 😉
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That is a fantastic choice 🤘🏻
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For an actual kick-ass performance: Queen with Freddie.
For sentimental value: The Grateful Dead, but only if I get to bring my dad to the show. The Dead were always one of Dad’s favorite bands, and he invited me to see them once when I was in high school, and I said no because I didn’t know the music very well at the time, and I had heard stories about what kind of things happened at Dead shows. Jerry died a couple years later, and I felt bad that I never took up Dad on his offer. (See DLTDGB episodes 3 and 45 for stories I wrote inspired by these memories)
Way way too many. I’ll echo those who said the Jimi Hendrix Experience. The Marquee Moon Television line up would be up there in any short list for me too.
If I’d branch out to Jazz and Blues the list would go on and on.
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Jim Morrison. I wonder what he would be like if he were to come alive.
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