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Lineups
Sept 10, 2017 20:20:11 GMT
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Post by madturk on Sept 10, 2017 20:20:11 GMT
If Quo fans get worked up about band lineups, what about Yes fans? Bloody hell...
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Post by charles on Sept 11, 2017 15:40:28 GMT
Or Up With People.
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Post by noizeboyz on Sept 11, 2017 15:45:59 GMT
How many Members have Rainbow & Whitesnake had...?
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Post by Whoppa Choppa on Sept 11, 2017 16:32:55 GMT
How many Members have Rainbow & Whitesnake had...? Both bands are trademarks of one person each.... imo
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Post by 4th Chord on Sept 11, 2017 16:54:32 GMT
What about Tap?
Current members
David St. Hubbins – lead vocals, rhythm & lead guitar, acoustic guitar, bass guitar (1964–present) Nigel Tufnel – lead guitar, backing & lead vocals, bass guitar, piano, violin, violin bow, mandolin (1964–present) Derek Smalls – bass guitar, backing & lead vocals (1967–present) "Caucasian" Jeffery Vanston – keyboards, backing vocals Gregg Bissonette – drums, percussion
Former members
Guitar, backing vocals
"Ricky from San Francisco" (1982) Rhyan Gordon (1992) also played baseball bat
Keyboards, backing vocals
Jan van der Kvelk (1965) Tony Brixton (1965–1966) Nick Wax (1965–1966) Dicky Laine (1965–1966) Denny Upham (1966–1968) Ross MacLochness(1974–1975) Viv Savage (1975–198?) also played keyboard bass. Savage was allegedly killed when he went to visit the grave of former drummer, Mick Shrimpton, whose grave exploded due to methane gas build up. John Sinclair (1982) Jon Carin (Amnesty International performance in 1991) Jamie Cullum (Glastonbury 2009) Bass guitar, backing vocals Edit Ronnie Pudding (1964–1967) Danny Jarman (1967) David Gilmour (Amnesty International performance in 1991) Tim Renwick (Amnesty International performance in 1991) Pino Palladino (Amnesty International performance in 1991) Cody Wheaton Jarvis Cocker (Glastonbury 2009)
Drums, percussion
Gary Wallis (Amnesty International performance in 1991) (Wallis exploded at the end of the performance) Jody Linscott (Amnesty International performance in 1991) Mick Fleetwood (2000) Todd Sucherman (2009) John "Stumpy" Pepys (1964–1966) Died in a bizarre gardening accident that the authorities said was "best left unsolved." Eric "Stumpy Joe" Childs (1966–1967) Choked on vomit of unknown origin, perhaps but not necessarily his own, because "you can't really dust for vomit." The name is an homage to "Curly Joe" DeRita of the Three Stooges. Peter "James" Bond (1967–1977) (Portrayed by Russ Kunkel whose character was mistakenly credited as the name of the previous drummer) Spontaneously combusted on stage during a jazz-blues or blues-jazz festival on the Isle of Lucy, leaving behind what has been described alternately as a "globule" or a "stain" Mick Shrimpton (1977–1982) (Portrayed by R. J. "Ric" Parnell) Exploded onstage. Joe "Mama" Besser (1982) (Portrayed by Fred Asparagus). Claimed he "couldn't take this 4/4 shit"; according to an MTV interview with Spinal Tap in November 1991, he disappeared along with the equipment during their Japanese tour. He is either dead or playing jazz. The name is a play on that of Joe Besser, who similarly had a short-lived and ill-fitted stint as a member of The Three Stooges. Richard "Ric" Shrimpton (1982–1999) Allegedly sold his dialysis machine for drugs; presumed dead. Sammy "Stumpy" Bateman (1999–2001) Died trying to jump over a tank full of sharks while on a tricycle in a freak show. Scott "Skippy" Scuffleton (2001–2007) Fate unknown. Chris "Poppa" Cadeau (2007–2008) Eaten by his pet python Cleopatra. Plus 9 other drummers at various times (Probably between 1970 and 1981) all of whom are dead.
Tambourine
Jeanine Pettibone (1982) After she left, Jeanine opened her own Irish clothing store named Potato Republic. Stewart Ikin (1982) – Backing Tambourine-Left the band to join Creme Brulee. Considered to be dead as a joke Oliver Ridout (Amnesty International performance in 1991) Billy Murgatroyd (1996) Murgatroyd is the only Tambourine player of the band to be killed, overdosing on coffee creamer.
Harmonica
Little Danny Schindler (1965–1966)
Horns
Keelan Hegarty (1965–1966) Geoff Clovington (1965–1966) Dan Taman (1967) Died while falling off a train as it was entering King's Cross station, his body was never recovered. Backing vocals Edit Lhasa Apso (1965–1966) Julie Scrubbs-Martin (1965–1966) Xof Lorac (1982–1983) Andy Sutcliffe (1987) Died beating himself to death with his own shoes.
Session members
Dweezil Zappa – guitar on "Diva Fever" Cher – vocals on "Just Begin Again" Slash – guitar on "Break Like the Wind" Steve Lukather – guitar on "Break Like the Wind" Joe Satriani – guitar on "Break Like the Wind" Jeff Beck – guitar on "Break Like the Wind" Timothy B. Schmit – backing vocals on "Christmas with the Devil," "Cash on Delivery" Steve Vai – guitar on "Short And Sweet" John Mayer – guitar on "Short And Sweet" Phil Collen – guitar on "Short And Sweet"
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Post by Deleted on Sept 11, 2017 20:19:06 GMT
How many Members have Rainbow & Whitesnake had...? Both bands are trademarks of one person each.... imo I hope you don't mean the bewigged one... Appearing at Wacken festival next year too!
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Post by The Lord Flasheart on Sept 11, 2017 20:23:08 GMT
If Quo fans get worked up about band lineups, what about Yes fans? Bloody hell... I suppose at least Quo have one original member left unlike Yes.
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Post by childof60s on Sept 12, 2017 0:51:48 GMT
Session members Dweezil Zappa – guitar on "Diva Fever" Cher – vocals on "Just Begin Again" Slash – guitar on "Break Like the Wind" Steve Lukather – guitar on "Break Like the Wind" Joe Satriani – guitar on "Break Like the Wind" Jeff Beck – guitar on "Break Like the Wind" Timothy B. Schmit – backing vocals on "Christmas with the Devil," "Cash on Delivery" Steve Vai – guitar on "Short And Sweet" John Mayer – guitar on "Short And Sweet" Phil Collen – guitar on "Short And Sweet" Session members Joe Satriani and Steve Vai - all you need is Eric Johnson and ye have the G3 (great dvd) I saw Vai in the barralands, in Glasgay, a few years back. Brilliant guitarist, but O.T.T.
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Post by Whoppa Choppa on Sept 12, 2017 5:43:06 GMT
Both bands are trademarks of one person each.... imo I hope you don't mean the bewigged one... Appearing at Wacken festival next year too! Excellent!! The late great RJD was not inhibited by brand-thinking. He went to boost the old horse Black Sabbath and did a (heaven and)hell of a job.
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Post by charles on Sept 12, 2017 6:46:16 GMT
Appearing at Wacken festival next year too! So I googled Nilson and watched your 'Tarot Woman' at Sweden Rock '15 and am currently enjoying 'Catch the Rainbow' off the Oslo '16 gig. So much power in his voice! But what I really appreciated was the jammy-but-briljant (fucking computer thinks he knows to spell better than me and I can't do anything about it) performance by the entire band.
I'm not really a fan of cover bands as they try to imitate past glories rather than make music. But this is an entirely different animal: it is performing songs that are great, obviously, but live in the true sense of the word: real, unexpected and exciting. Of course you need the right people to pull it off and by god, you did. I had a mild interest in seeing Ritchie's version last year but decided not to go. But I want to see The TC Rainbow Project.
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Post by Railroad17 on Sept 12, 2017 12:44:02 GMT
London Symphony Orchestra has had a change or two over the years.
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Post by paradiseflats on Sept 12, 2017 12:54:54 GMT
Both bands are trademarks of one person each.... imo I hope you don't mean the bewigged one... Appearing at Wacken festival next year too! Is your name on here, from a solo album, sure I have it on vinyl in the loft.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 12, 2017 16:46:39 GMT
Appearing at Wacken festival next year too! So I googled Nilson and watched your 'Tarot Woman' at Sweden Rock '15 and am currently enjoying 'Catch the Rainbow' off the Oslo '16 gig. So much power in his voice! But what I really appreciated was the jammy-but-briljant (fucking computer thinks he knows to spell better than me and I can't do anything about it) performance by the entire band.
I'm not really a fan of cover bands as they try to imitate past glories rather than make music. But this is an entirely different animal: it is performing songs that are great, obviously, but live in the true sense of the word: real, unexpected and exciting. Of course you need the right people to pull it off and by god, you did. I had a mild interest in seeing Ritchie's version last year but decided not to go. But I want to see The TC Rainbow Project.
Thanks so much for the kind words, the Rainbow Project has always been my fun sideline, not what I do all the time so when we do gig we do very little rehearsal so there's alot of freedom for the other guys to express themselves on stage, I always say that no two gigs are the same either in setlist or how the songs sound and with my memory now lyrics too. Age Sten Nilson is a phenomenal singer, the only one I've worked with since Ronnie that for me did those songs justice and Jostein Svarstad on guitar is equally as good as Ritchie at his best many decades ago. I went to see Ritchie's new version of Rainbow, had to pay to get in of course with Ritchie and they were proficient but somehow the singer didn't quite cut it on the Dio songs. If you want to catch us live as I said we're playing Wacken next year and Sweden Rock 2018 and I have a handful of other major festivals next year which I can't mention yet but will when confirmed.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 12, 2017 16:55:56 GMT
paradiseflats Yes it is, my 1985 solo album was called Bluehighway as was the title track on it. The inspiration for the lyrics for the song came from the book "Blue Highways : A Journey into America" by William Least Hurt Moon, whose relationship failed, lost his job teaching and so decided to take a year out and travel round America in a van with a bed in the back but travelling only on back roads, which back then on American maps were always coloured blue. It's a real evocative description of an America now dead and the people and places from his trip, if you're a reader then I can really recommend the book.
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Post by paradiseflats on Sept 12, 2017 19:20:25 GMT
paradiseflats Yes it is, my 1985 solo album was called Bluehighway as was the title track on it. The inspiration for the lyrics for the song came from the book "Blue Highways : A Journey into America" by William Least Hurt Moon, whose relationship failed, lost his job teaching and so decided to take a year out and travel round America in a van with a bed in the back but travelling only on back roads, which back then on American maps were always coloured blue. It's a real evocative description of an America now dead and the people and places from his trip, if you're a reader then I can really recommend the book. Thankyou. I will dig it out. And try the book to.
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