Holy jamming?

[andys]

Talking about being quiet, well maybe this will liven things up a touch.

We have had a number of musicians, of stature and talent pass away recently, and many of them have been lamented on this site. Given that they have joined a great many others, in some other place, be that heaven or whatever your belief in the afterlife is, maybe they are getting together with each other and having the time of their lives and making some great and interesting music.

I thought that forum members and guests could think up combinations of musicians, both obvious and unlikely, similar and bizarre, inspired and plain ridiculous, that may well be happening in the afterlife and imagine the kind of music that would ensue.

Particularly old blues musicians and more recent departees, think of the scenarios where they finally meet their influence and their hero from the 1930s and get together to play, only to be told "Actually I played that in Open E....!"

Yours

Andy S

[Michael Messer]

When I said it was quiet on the forum, I didn't mean that quiet!!!!! >>>Only teasing :-)

Do you mean things like .....Bob Marley, Hank Williams and John Coltrane....now that would be interesting.

Shine On
Michael

[Deleted]

Robert Johnson, Pete Johnson and Lonnie Johnson form a band called "The Smiths"

Bernie

[andys]

From the potentially sublime;-

Janis Joplin and Muddy Waters
Leadbelly and Rory Gallagher
Howling Wolf and Stevie Ray Vaughan

To the unfeasibly ridiculous;-

Viv Stanshall and Wild Man Fisher
Frank Zappa and Spike Jones
Syd Barrett and George Formby

Andy S

[wolvoboy]

here,s a strange one for you looking at famous names my names Pete Johnson ,i have an uncle Robert Johnson ,and an uncle lonnie Johnson,and had a gran now departed this world called bessie Smith
keep pickin and slidin wolvoboy