Okay, me and some fellow bassists were sittin' around talking about some "what if" situations and we came up with the Supergroup. I thought it would be cool to see what the fellow TB'ers come up with, so here's mine.

Group 1
bass-stanley clarke
guitars-Ani Di Franco
keys-Herbie Hancock
drums-Shiela E

Group 2
bass-Les Claypool
guitars-Adrian Belew
keys-Rachel Z
violin-Mari Bin Ari
drums-Stewart Copeland

Group 3
bass-Bill Dickens
guitars-Steve Vai & O'dell(Mint Condition)
keys-Alicia Keys & Bernie Worrell
drums-Terry Bozzio
vocals-Prince

On Bass Tom Araya
On Bass Tom Araya
On Bass Tom Araya
On Bass Cliff Williams
On Bass Tom Araya
On Drums Meg White


They could be the next supertramp.

Steve Gadd - drums
Alex Lifeson and Andy Summers - guitars
Keiko Matsui - keys
Jeff Kashiwa - saxes
Gary Willis - bass

Groove Rock

Bass: John Paul Jones
Drum: Jean Paul Gaster
JPJ and JPG, wouldn't that be cool?
Guitar: Stevie Ray Vaughan
Vocals: Neil Fallon

Experimental

Bass: Juan Alderete
Drum: Danny Carey
Guitar: Fredrik Thordendal
Guitar: Trey Spruance
Vocals: Mike Patton

Metal Jazz

Bass: Trevor Dunn
Drum: Flo Mounier
Guitar: Steve Vai

Metal is the only one I can think of a whole band right now..my brain hurts.

Drums-Dave Lombardo
Bass-Cliff Burton
Guitar-Chuck Schuldiner
Lead Guitar-James Murphy
Vox-Dan Swano

trio #1
Edgar Meyer - Bill Frissel - Jim Keltner

trio #2
David Fiuczynski - Squarepusher - Trilok Gurtu

trio #3
Jaco - Tony Williams - Jimi

Jaco - Bass
Hendrix - Guitar
Jimmy Page - Guitar
John Bonham - Drums
Keith Moon - Drums

Imagine that . . .

:bassist:

Bass - Andy Fraser
Guitar - Eric Clapton
Guitar - Paul Kossoff
Drums - Mitch Mitchell

Phsst, you all have the ability to create a "supergroup" and not put yourselves in it*?!? ;)

Drums: Nick D'Virgilio
Bass: Me
"Lead" Bass: Bryan Beller
Keyboards: Derek Sherinian
Guitar: Phil Collen
Guitar: Joe Satriani
Vocals: Mike Keneally

*More for the chance to play with the people listed then actual ego. Okay, a little ego... :D

Bay Area instrumental latin funk:

Tony Smith: Drums
Doug Rauch: Bass
Chepito Areas: Percussion
Richard Kermode: Keyboards
Neal Schon: Guitar
Doug Rodriguez: Guitar

If just all of them were alive...:(

Bass:Ryan Martinie of Mudvayne
Drums: Danny Carey
Guitar:Tom Morello
Vocals:Mike Patton

That would some crazy ****

Drums: JP Gaster
Bass: Dan Maines
Guitar: Tim Sult
Organ: Mick Shauer
Vocals: Neil Fallon

:bassist:

I think they would sound great together :)

Drums: Dave Lombardo
Bass: Geddy lee
Guitar and vocals: Mikael Åkerfelt
Guitar: Mattias IA Eklund

I think that would be an interesting group.. might be to many egos thoug

On The bass-Stuart Hamm
On guitar-Steve Vai
On drums-Jeremy Colson
on keys-T-Mac
Other guitars-Dave Weiner

That sounds a little familiar...

Okay, we'll try again...

Drums-neil peart
Bass, vocals, keys, Taurus bass pedals-Geddy lee
guitars-Alex Lifeson

Okay, a little familiar, but at least they exist (there is a God!).

Guitars and Vocals: David St Hubbins
Guitars: Nigel Tuffnal
Bass: Derek Smalls
Keys: Viv
Drums: [whoever is alive]

\m/

Bass- Will Lee
Drums- Keith Carlock, Meg White
Bah Ha Ha!! Meg White!!!!! Yeah sure!!! I'll grab some 14 year old from my local high school, POOF!!! Instant Meg White
Guitar- Yngwie Malmsteen
just kidding again!! But I do dig some of his stuff :)
Guitar- Dann Huff, Dean Brown

Guitar - Jimi
Bass - JPJ
Keys - Herbie
Drums - Peart
Vocals - Lee Aaron

Bass-Jack Bruce
drums-Billy Cobham
guitar-Eddie Hazel
Sax- Coltrane
Sax 2 -Pharoah Sanders
Keys-Marco Benevento
Percussion -Jaimoe
Vocals - Sly Stone ( Singing in those low slurry vocals he used on Riot)

It would probaly be a fusion type band with Sly being all poetic and spiritual and such.

drums - neal peart
bass #1 - les claypool
bass #2 - jean boudien (sorry jean for spelling your name wrong)
guitar #1 - buckethead
guitar #2 - guy from dream theater (sorry i can't remember his name)
vocal/all around weirdness - mike patton
producer - me

lowsound

Im a bluesfan so here it goes, blues, Chicago-style;

Bass: Jack Meyers
Drums: Fred Below
Guitars: Buddy Guy & Peter Green
Piano: Otis Spann (Organ: Lafayette Leake)
Harmonica: Big Walter Horton
Vocals: Elmore James (slide guitar if needed)
Saxes: Donald Hankins, Jarret Gibson & J.T. Brown

Im a bluesfan so here it goes, blues, Chicago-style;

Bass: Jack Meyers
Drums: Fred Below
Guitars: Buddy Guy & Peter Green
Piano: Otis Spann (Organ: Lafayette Leake)
Harmonica: Big Walter Horton
Vocals: Elmore James (slide guitar if needed)
Saxes: Donald Hankins, Jarret Gibson & J.T. Brown


Great Lineup , but I gotta make one change; Willie Dixon on the bass instead. :D

Great Lineup , but I gotta make one change; Willie Dixon on the bass instead. :D

I've had an overdose of Dixon in my days, but he is definately more solid than Jack Meyers. But with Buddy in the band Meyers is a the man. Buddy + Jack = adventure.

Jordan Rudess, Mike Portnoy, John Petrucci, and Tony Levin.


Oh wait... :cool:

For ego's sake:

(Blues jam band)

Guitar - John Mayer, Josh Devlin
Saxophone (tenor and alto) - Jay Jantz
Bass - myself
Drums - Steve Jordan

Chet Baker
Lefty Frissell
Ginger Baker

Latin Trio:

Michel Camilo - Piano
Anthony Jackson - Bass
Dave Weckl - Drums

Yes, I know.

Acoustic Trio:

Chick Corea - Piano
John Patitucci - Bass
Dave Weckl - Drums

Yes, I know.

Latin Big Band:

Michel Camilo - Piano
Anthony Jackson - Bass
Giovanni Hidalgo - Percussion
David Sandborn - Sax
Paquito D'Rivera - Sax
Dave Valentin - Flute
Dave Weckl - Drums

Rock:

Warren Haynes - Lead Guitar
Derek Trucks - Slide Guitar
Nathan East - Bass
Steve Ferrone - Drums
Greg Phillinganes - Piano

Blues:

Eric Clapton - Lead Guitar
John Mayer - Rhythm Guitar
Pino Palladino - Bass
Steve Gadd - Drums
Chuck Leavell - Keys/Organ

Hmmm... A whole band is too tough but I've always wanted to hear Marcus Miller & Allan Holdsworth together.

Bass: Me'shell Ngedecello
Drums: Bill Bruford
Guitar/Vox: Neil Finn
Keys: Ben Folds
Guitar/Vox: Eddie Vedder

or

Bass: Geddy Lee
Drums: Stewart Copeland
Keys/ Vox: Joe Jackson
Guitar/ Vox: Elvis Costello

:cool:
Jack Bruce-Bass
Jimi Hendrix-Guitar
Ginger Baker-Drums,
Steve Winwood- Keys

Eric Johnson-Guitar
Jonas Hellborg-Bass
Dennis Chambers-Drums.

Jeff Berlin-Bass
Allen Hollsworth-Guitar
Tony Williams-Drums
Chic Corea-Keys

Eric Clapton & Buddy Guy-Guitar
Pino-Bass.
Steve Gadd-Drums.
Otis Spann-Piano.
Little Walter-Harp.

bass-Flea
rythm guitar-John Frusciante
lead guitar-Dave Navarro
drums-Jimmy Chamberlain
singer-Anthony Kedis

:smug:

Here's a line up that I think could make some interesting tunes

Drums---------Sean Kinney
Guitar---------Billy Duffy
Guitar---------Jim Mankey
Bass----------Andy Rourke
vocals---------Dave Gahan



Anyone care to comment on that line up?

Bass-Justin Chancellor or Paul Hinojos
Guitars-Omar Rodriguez Lopez & Joe Hoari
Drums-John Bonham
Vocals-Eddie Vedder or Cedric Bixtler or Maynard James Keenan

Thatd be mine i think...possibly...Theres just so many greats to choose from!!!

Bass - Chris Wood
Drums - Carter Beauford
Guitar - John Scofield
Keys - Ray Manzarek
Vocals - Imogen Heap (and her Polyphonic Octave Generator)

Here a record I would love to get:

Drums: Danny Carey (Tool)
Guitar & Vocals: Jerry Cantrell (Alice in Chains)
Vocals: Lajon Witherspoon (Sevendust)
Bass & Vocals: Doug Pinnick (King's X)

I would pay real money to hear Lajon and Doug singing together over the heavy grooves Danny, Jerry and Doug could dish out. Lordy!

bump

All girl groups

bass & vocals-Janice Marie Johnson
guitars & vocals-Jada Pinkett- Smith(yeah she plays, and good too, the band is Wicked Wisdom, check out the web site)
drums & vocals-Belinda Cooper(Klymaxx)
keys & vocals-patrice rushen

bass & vocals-Meshell
guitars & vocals-Joni Mitchel(did I spell that right? :o )
drums-Terri Lynn Carrington
keys & vocals-Rosie Gaines
vocals-Jill Scott & Eryka Badu

Power trio:
bass & vocals-Rhonda Smith
guitars-Jennifer Batten
drums & vocals-Sheila E

[QUOTE=Lo end PUNCH]All girl groups

Electric blues;

Drums: Ola Dixon
Bass: Carol Kaye
Organ: Shirley Scott
Guitar: The Duchess (Norma-Jean Wofford)
Guitar/voc.: Sister Rosetta Tharpe
Harmonica/voc.: Big Mama Thornton
Lead vocals: Koko Taylor

Bass: Geddy Lee
Drums: Neil Peart
Guitar: Alex Lifeson

Oh wait.

Bass: Claypool
Guitar: Stevie Ray Vaughan
Drums: Neil Peart

That would be incredible

The ultimate noise group:
Drums: Yoshida
Bass: Sasaki
Guitars: Robert Fripp
Sax: John Zorn
Vocals: Mike Patton.

This one's probably been pondered a million times over:


Drums: Dave Lombardo
Bass: Cliff Burton
Rhythm Guitar: Jon Schaffer
Lead Guitar: Dave Mustaine
Vocals: Ron Keel (hey, had to throw a sidewinder in :spit: )

and for the freak show....

les claypool - bass, vox
marilyn manson - vox
elton john - keys, vox
slash - lead
gabby - sitar
tommy lee - drums
bela - banjo
charlie daniels - fiddle !!!

My ultimate jam/improve group would be as follows
Keys: Marco Benevento
Drums: Joe Russo
Bass: Mike Gordon
Guitar 1: Jimmy Herring
Guitar 2: Derek Trucks
Vocals: Jason Mraz
Harmonica (and vocals/scat if he wants): John Popper

Thats just my wish.

Ty Tabor - guitars
Doug Pinnick - vocals
Jerry Gaskil l- drums
Me - bass

Man, I seriously dig King's X!

Well i like....

bass - JPJ
Drums - John "Bonzo" Bonham (if he was alive)
Geetar - Jimmy Page
Vocals - Robert Plant

Boy that would be quite the group.. I'm sure that would fly over like a lead zeppelin.. (oh the irony... it hurts me)

Thats what Keith Moon said. thats the way they got their name for all you less knowledgable people.

Normally, I can't stand "Super-Groups" but what the hey:

BAFFIN ISLAND:

Wiliam Shatner - Rants and Drama
Patrick Moraz - Keyboards
Leon Redbone - Vocals, old beat up acoustic guitar and Canines
Any available tuba player
Mick Karn - Fretless bass
Jon Hiseman - Drums

:p :D :hmm:

Funk
Stuart Zender: Bass
JD Blair: Drums
John Scofield: Guitar

Rock
Robert Deleo: Bass
Eric Johnson: Guitar
Steve Morse: Guitar
Neil Peart: Drums

Heavy
Billy Sheehan: Bass
Michael Romeo: Guitar
Danny Carey: Drums

Fusion
Alain Caron: Bass
Dennis Chambers: Drums
Andy Timmons: Guitar

ok I got another one. Mostly based off how these guys would react with each other rather than sheer talent or favortism.

Prog/Psychedelic 70s style rock:

Hawkwind Era Lemmy on Bass
Bobby Caldwell on Drums
John Wetton vocals and sometimes acoustic guitar
Martin Barre on Guitar
and..............................Bobby Calvert on what he does best.....

This band would be very strange:

My ultimate "Magic Band"
Captain Beefheart (Magic Band)- Vocals, Harmonica, Sax, Bass Theremin, Musette, etc.
John "Drumbo" French (Magic Band)- Vocals, Drums, Guitars, Bass, etc.
Art "Ed Marimba" Tripp (Magic Band)- Vocals, Drums, Marimba, etc.
Tony Williams (Lifetime, Miles Davis)- Drums, Percussion (NO VOCALS)
Jack Bruce (Lifetime, Cream)- Vocals, Cello, Double Bass, Electric Bass, Organ, etc.
Roy Wood (The Move, Wizzard, ELO)- Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Bagpipes, French Horn, Sax, Drums, etc.
John Cale (The Velvet Underground)- Vocals, Electric Viola, Bass, Guitar, Piano, Organ, etc.

My ultimate non Beefheart band. Titled Black Maria or some cheesy metal name like that which wouldn't indicate the band's quality at all.
Arthur Lee (Love)- Vocals, Harmonica, Tambourine, Acoustic Guitar
Dennis Dunaway (Alice Cooper)- Bass
Brian Downey (Thin Lizzy)- Drums
Peter Green (Fleetwood Mac)- Lead Guitar, Vocals
Booker T. Jones- Organ, Piano
Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull)- Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar
Marc Bolan (T. Rex)- Vocals, Guitar
Mike Ratledge (Soft Machine)- Fuzz Organ
Jon Lord (Deep Purple)- Organ, Piano
Steve MacKay (The Cat who played on half of the Stooges' Fun House)- Sax.

You know this would be the best big band ever.

Robert Fripp- Lead Guitar
Tony Levin - Bass
Danny Carrey- Drums
Billy Gibbons- rythm
Robert Plant/Ozzy - vocals

lol

Pino - bass
Keith Carlock - skins
Othello Molineaux - steel drums
Roy Ayers - vibes
Stevie Wonder - keys
George Johnson - guitar
Larry Dunn - keys
Johnny Graham - guitar
E,W,& F's Phoenix horn section
Phillip Bailey, Angie Bofill, Al Jarreau, Michael Franks, & Jill Scott - vocals

Pino - bass
Keith Carlock - skins
Othello Molineaux - steel drums
Roy Ayers - vibes
Stevie Wonder - keys
George Johnson - guitar
Larry Dunn - keys
Johnny Graham - guitar
E,W,& F's Phoenix horn section
Phillip Bailey, Angie Bofill, Al Jarreau, Michael Franks, & Jill Scott - vocals

dang man... that's a group!

"Jam":

Bass - Oteil Burbridge
Guitar - Trey Anastasio
Drums - Herb
Keys/Organ - Kyle Hollingsworth
Sax - Skerik
Percussion - Sunny Ortiz


Jazz/Fusion:

Bass - Mr. Ron Carter
keys - Herbie Hancock
duh - Miles Davis
drums - Mike Clark
guitar - Grant Green
sax - Wayne Shorter


Funk:

Bass - Larry Graham or Bootsy
Drums - Tony Thompson
Keys/Organ - Bernie Worrell
Horns - Tower of Power, of course
Guitar - Jimmy Nolen

That'd work. :D

Niels Peterson - upright bass
Jeff Fajardo - drums (an acquaintence of mine . . . he's the next fing Art Blakey)
Bill Evans - piano
Stan Getz - tenor
Pat Martino - guitar

bass-Phil Lesh
drums-Mickey Hart
drums-Bill Kreutzman
guitar-Jerry Garcia
guitar-Bob Weir
keys-Keith Godchaux

oh wait...

bass-Richard Bona
drums-Billy Kilson
guitar-Steve Kimock
keys-Page McConnel

John Scofield-guitars
John Medesky-keys
Mracus Miller-bass
Stanton Moore-drums
Joshua Redman-sax

Bass: Les Claypool
Drums: Neil Peart
Guitar: Mike Einzieger
Guitar: John Frusciante
Keys: Bernie Worrell
Vocals: Zack de la Rocha

Wow, that'd be a weird ****ing group.

This one would be mega weird too

Larry Grahm-bass
Prince- guitar & vocals
Maceo Parker- Sax
Robert Randolph-pedal steel
Billy Martin-drums
Herbie Hancock-keys and synths
Michael Jackson- vocals
and to top it off the back up singers from the talking heads movie!

Prahainspring:
The ultimate noise group:
Drums: Yoshida
Bass: Sasaki
Guitars: Robert Fripp
Sax: John Zorn
Vocals: Mike Patton.
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Funny I read John Zorn... I'm listening to Naked City right now! They are basically where Fantomas get's there sound from already and Patton kind of steals a ton of stuff Zorn already did vocally. Fun none the less..

Here's what I have

Drums: Chris Penne (Dillenger Escape Plan) @ Ken Schalk (Candiria)
Bass: Michael MacIvor (Candiria)
Sax/flute/duck calls/mini tapes: John Zorn
Keys: Rachmaninoff

It'd be different, bring Rachmaninoff back from the dead, let him futz with technology. He's one of the most talented composers/ pianists to ever have lived. Then match him up with the drumming capabilities of Chris Penne and ken Schalk and think how intense the percussion section would be! John Zorn is a nut when it comes to interesting free lance jazz/ noise and is quite trained classically as well. Michael MacIvor is a really good bassist who doesn't follow the conventional role of the bass.

It's be something to ponder.

Peace
-Benny

Hmmm...

Pattitucci: Bass
Neset Ruacan: Electric Guitar
Terje Rypdal: Synth Guitar
Simon Phillips: Drums
Aydın Esen: Keyboard

For a weirdly cool jazz

----

Trilok Gurtu: Percussion
Mısırlı Ahmet: Percussion
Marcus Miller: Bass
Garbarek: Brass
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan: Vocals

Blood boiler.

and for the freak show....

les claypool - bass, vox
marilyn manson - vox
elton john - keys, vox
slash - lead
gabby - sitar
tommy lee - drums
bela - banjo
charlie daniels - fiddle !!!

haha. that would be interesting.

guitar - jake cinniger
mandolin, violin - michael kang
keys - chick corea
drums - neil peart
percussion - andy farag
bass - jaco

rock, jazz, bluegrass, fusion, and jam band music all mixed together.. who wouldn't like that? :)

I'll stick to prog-ish rock:

Guitar: John Petrucci
Vocals: Claudio Sanchez
Bass: Geddy Lee
Drums: Jon Theodore

Yeah, I know I'm not taking Peart but IMO Theodore is more interesting than Peart with 1/4 the amount of drums.

Alternative Take

Stephan Micus: Everything
Trent Reznor: Everything else

wohoo.

Band #1

Guitar & Vox- Prince
Bass & Vox- Prince
Drums & Vox- Prince

(hey if people can put dead people on here than i can put prince for everything)

Band #2
Vocals- Roger Daltrey
Guitars- Phil Keaggy
Bass- Paul McCartney
Drums- Ginger Baker

Band #3 (for the modern underground music)
Rhythm Guitar & Vocals- Colin Meloy (The Decemberists)
Rhythm Guitar & Vocals- Dan Bejar(Destroyer, The New Pornographers)
Lead Guitar-Omar A. Rodriguez-Lopez(The Mars Volta, At the Drive-In)
Keys- Rob Sweitzer(Mae)
Bass- Mike Todd (Coheed & Cambria)
Drums- Josh Eppard (Coheed & Cambria)

Jimi Hendrix
Dave Navarro
Mike Watt
Neil Peart
Mike Patton

J Mascis-guitar
Kim Thayil - guitar
Les Claypool
Igor Cavalera - drums

Sebastian Steinbeg -upright bass
Flea - electric bass
Quest Love - drums
Brad Nowell - vocals, guitar
M. Doughty - vocals, guitar
Buck 65 -vocals. turntables
Dj Shadow - turntables

Myself on melody bass
Otiel Playing chorded bass
Christian Mcbride on Upright
Jack DeJohnette Drums
Pat Martino on Guitar
Josh Redman On Tenor

Guitar: Jack White
Bass: Jack Bruce
Drums: Myles Heskett

Vocals: Layne Staley

Guitar: Dimebag Darrell

Bass: Geezer Butler

Drums: John Bonham

No I did not set out to put almost all dead people. I woulda had this list 10 years ago as well, its my favorite people for each job. Lets try for still living...

No offense to Rex Brown(Rex is AWESOME), but I often wondered what Dimebag would do with a less metal bassist. Someone like Geezer, Entwhistle, Geddy or Chris Squire.

Living...

Guitar: Angus Young

Bass: Geezer Butler

Vocals: Chris Cornell

Drums: Vinnie Paul

Bass - Willie Dixon
Guitars - Mike Bloomfield, Joe Moss
Keys - Al Kooper, Pinetop Perkins
Drums - Sam Lay
Harp - Little Walter
Vocals - Mitch Rider, Etta James

all the originals from Guns N' Roses reuniting; thats about as likely as some of the other lists others on here but equallya as cool.

vocals: W. Axl Rose
guitars: Slash & Izzy Stradlin'
bass: Duff McKagen
drums: Steven Adler

I wouldnt even wanna see GNR with Matt Sorum and Gilby Clark, along with all those other d-bags that got lumped into the band. Dont even mention the ''new GNR''

Cedric Bixler: Vox
Guitar: Tom Morello
Bass: Les Claypool
Drums: Danny Carey.

Could be kinda cool...

Danny Carey
c. 1974 John Wetton
John McLaughlin

just an idea

Stewart Copeland
Ryan Martinie
Adrian Belew
But MJK does the singing

Drums - Danny Carey
Bass - Jaco
Guitar - Stevie Ray Vaughn
Vocals - Jeff Buckley

Haha, probly just b absolute chaos.

I'm gonna do another just cause I'm bored. I have a broken ankle and recently installed metal plate and pins, so I got nothing but time. Here's a list from what I've got in heavy rotation right now.

Jello Biafra - Vocals
Max Cavalera - Guitar/Vocals
Trevor Dunn - Bass
The Drummer from Mastadon

And just for #@!$s and giggles:

Jimi Hendrix
SRV
Ginger Baker
John Bonham(sp)

Frank Zappa- guitar/vocals
Les Claypool - bass/vocals
Serj Tankian - vocals/keys
Danny Heifetz - drums

I would quite enjoy an acoustic band comprised of:

Vocals: Tony Kakko (of Sonata Arctica)
Acoustic Guitar/Vocals: Michael Hedges
Bass: Michael Manring

Not sure what drummer, although I highly doubt they'd need one. Regardless, I think it'd be pretty amazing, especially hearing the work Hedges and Manring did together.

ok.....

Drums- neil peart
Bass- Chris Squire
Guitar- Jerry Garcia
Guitar- Jimmy Paige

i dont know how well jerry fits in that group, but i still love him so hes in. and how bout that neil peart and squire combo. that would be rockin!

Jimi Hendrix - Guitar
Jaco Pastorius - Bass Guitar
Keith Moon - Drums
Janis Joplin - Vocals

Miles
Joe Henderson
Jimi
Herbie
Stanley
Jack Dijohnette

or...
Joe Henderson
Keith Jarrett
Jaco
Carter

...Group 2
bass-Les Claypool
guitars-Adrian Belew
keys-Rachel Z
violin-Mari Bin Ari
drums-Stewart Copeland

That's probably closer than most. Les plays with both Stewart and Adrian... they should all get together! But, you gotta wonder with some of these groups, with all that flash bang going on, would it be enjoyable or just ridiculous!?

My votes:

Power trios
Flea
Zappa
Bonham

Claypool
Belew
Bruford
(wouldn't be hard to hook these guys up!)

Supergroup
Hendrix
Wooten
Hancock
Tim Alexander
Mike Patton
Aretha Franklin

...ok, that's really quite wierd... but while I'm at it, why not add:

Coltrane!

Mmmmm, sprinkles!

Some of my favorites have already happened:

David Torn-guitar
MeShelle N'DegeOcello-bass
Will Calhoun-drums

Vernon Reid-guitar
David Fiuczynski-guitar
Melvin Gibbs-bass
Sean Rickman-drums

Mike Patton - Vocals
Justin Chancellor - Bass
Trent Reznor - Keys
Dean Deleo -Guitar
Jon Theodore - Drums
Flea - Trumpet

Some of my favorites have already happened:

David Torn-guitar
MeShelle N'DegeOcello-bass
Will Calhoun-drums

Vernon Reid-guitar
David Fiuczynski-guitar
Melvin Gibbs-bass
Sean Rickman-drums

Ooh, where can I find these?

Some of my favorites have already happened:

David Torn-guitar
MeShelle N'DegeOcello-bass
Will Calhoun-drums

Vernon Reid-guitar
David Fiuczynski-guitar
Melvin Gibbs-bass
Sean Rickman-drums

FUZE!!
:bassist:

Richard bona on every insturment.......

or

Prince - vocals
Miller - Bass
Herbie - Keys
Poogie - drums
wah-wah watson - guitar
JB Horns
and
Chaka khan, erykah Badu and Aretha Franklin on Background vox.

That...I might like!

Davey Jones;vocals
Mike Nesmith; guitars
Peter Tork;bass
Mikey Dolenz;drums
Wait,sh*t,thats been done! I'll be a monkeys ass!

Group 1:

Freddy Mercury - Vocals
The Edge - Rhytm Guitar
Eric Clapton - Lead Guitar
Chalie Watts - Drums
JPJ - Bass

Group 2:

Eddie Vedder - Vocals/Guitar
Flea- Bass
Neil Peart- Drums
Slash - Guitar

I'm literally drooling wishing this band had happened

Arthur Brown (Crazy World of Arthur Brown)- Vocals
Felix Pappalard (Mountain)- Bass, Vocals
Glen Buxton(Original Alice Cooper Group)- Freakout Guitar
Marc "Marky Ramone" Bell (Dust, Richard Hell and the Voidois, Ramones)- Drums, Vocals
Mick Ronson- Lead Guitar
Mike Ratledge (Soft Machine)- Fuzz Organ, Piano

I DARE YOU to make a better metal supergroup!! :spit:

Cliff Burton(bass, duh) [of Metallica]
Rhandy Rhoads(guitar) [of Ozzy Osbourne]
Danny Carry(drums) [of Tool]
Mikael Akerfeldt(vocals, guitar) [of Opeth]

Cliff burton- bass
ozzy (early sabbath time period)- vocals
Kerry king- rythym guitar
Dave mustaine - lead guitar
Dave lombardo- drums

Ooh, where can I find these?
MeShelle, Torn and Calhoun perform occasionally in New York as Plane with MeShelle doing some keys and vox. Don't know if they recorded.

I was in NY in January of '05. Harriett Tubman, KIF and Masque all performed. At the end of the night Vernon, Fuze and Melvin played a Decoding Society song with KIF's drummer. Then Rickman came in and sat in. Steve Jenkins eventually sat in on bass.

Eh, here's one

Chris Squire- Bass
Billy Sheehan- Lead Bass
Frank Zappa- Guitar, backround vocals
Robert Fripp- Guitar
Rick Wakeman- Keys
Bill Bruford- Drums
Peter Gabriel- Vocals

Here are a couple of nice ones...

Bass: Jonas Hellborg
guitar: John McLaughlin
drums: Apt. Q-256

2)

Bass: Mark King
guitars: Steve Vai
drums: Neil Peart
with any vocal parts done by Mark

Gosh I'd love to hear them!

Here is a real-life supergroup that blew me away when I heard them...Public Image ltd's lineup for "album".

Bass: Jonas Hellborg
guitars: Steve Vai
drums: Ginger Baker
Vocals: John Lydon
production: Bill Laswell

Metal

Guitar - Dimebag Darrell
Bass - Jason Newsted
Drums - Dave Lombardo
Vocals - James Hetfield

Jazz

Miles
'Trane
Paul Chambers on bass
Jimmy Cobb on drums (oh wait, these guys may have played together at one point ;) )

ooooo...ok, mine is:-

bass:-
stuart zender
george poter jr.
bootsy

guitar:-
leo nocentelli (meters)
catfish collins

drums:-
zigaboo modeliste (meters) greatest funk drummer of all time
clyde stubblefield (jb)

keys:-
stevie wonder

vox:-
james brown
stevie wonder on backing

hell yeah!!! i take mine with 2 sugars and make that heavy on the funk...

I'm not sure how Mr Wonder would feel about doing backing!

new favorite fantasy supergroup:

Dave Fiuczynski: Fretless Guitar
Neal Fountain: Bass
Jeff Sipe: Drums
Chris Potter: Sax
Brad Mehldau: Piano/Mellotron/Chamberlain/Keys
Dan Sadownick: Percussion

I love this thread...

Rock:

Guitar: Tom Morello
Keys and vocals: Steve Winwood
Bass: Les Claypool
Drums: Neil Peart
Vocals: Jon Anderson (YES)


instrumental rock band:

Guitar: Robin Trower
Guitar: Neil Schon
Keys: Rick Wakeman
Bass: Jack Bruce
Drums: John Bohnam


R&B/Funk/Jazz:

Keys and vocals: Stevie Wonder (from the 70s)
Keys: Herbie Hancock
Bass: Larry Graham
Guitar: Stanley Jordan
Guitar and vocals: George Benson
Drums: Bernard Purdie


Experimental:

Guitar: Hendrix
Bass: Jaco
Trumpet: Miles Davis
Keyboard: Stevie Wonder
Drums: Stewart Copeland

Guitar: Steve Kimock, Trey anastasio
Bass: me ;) (or bill laswell)
Octave-induced Bass: Reed Mathis
Keys: Brian Haas
Drums: Rodney Holmes
and I want Brian Eno there as well doing something--either synths or anything really--he should just be there :)

bass - bernard edwards
drums - Fred White
guitar - Nile Rodgers
keys & vocals - donny hathaway
Sax - Tom Scott
Trumpet - Freddie Hubbard
Extra Vocals - Erykah Badu

vox- neil fallon or pre-reborn HR
guitar- jerry cantrell
drums- vinnie paul
bass- wish it was me, but actualy I'd probably hire Trujillo
xylophone- me

not sure what it would sound like but it would be interesting
accoustic guitar -don ross/michael hedges (preferable hedges)
bass - jeff schmidt

i cant do bands though, i always end up re-making rush, cream or the band

Drums-Martin Lopez
Guitar-Mikael Akerfeldt
Guitar-John Petricci
Bass-John Myung
or
Drums-Martin Lopez
Guitar-Mikael Akerfeldt
Guitar-John Petricci
Bass-me

hey, it's all chicks!

drums: cindy blackman
bass: MESHELL!
guitar: wendy melvoin, ani difranco
vox: missy elliott

bass - rick danko
guitar - rick danko
vox - rick danko
keys - rick danko
drums - prince







i hate myself

Here are a couple of nice ones...

Bass: Jonas Hellborg
guitar: John McLaughlin
drums: Apt. Q-256

2)

Bass: Mark King
guitars: Steve Vai
drums: Neil Peart
with any vocal parts done by Mark

Gosh I'd love to hear them!

Here is a real-life supergroup that blew me away when I heard them...Public Image ltd's lineup for "album".

Bass: Jonas Hellborg
guitars: Steve Vai
drums: Ginger Baker
Vocals: John Lydon
production: Bill Laswell

I'd LOVE to see ALL these combos!!!!!!!!!

Bass: Ralphe Armstrong
Keys: Herbie Hancock
Guitar: Jerry Cantrell
Drums: Sean Kinney

No vocals. Could be an interesting band...

I'd LOVE to see ALL these combos!!!!!!!!!

Awesome stuff, glad to hear you like the sound of them!

Danney Carey
Maynard J Keenan
Adam Jones
Justin Chancellor
:hyper: :hyper: :hyper: :hyper:




Sorry. I really had to......

Dream Theater.

Guitar/Vocals: Steven Wilson
Guitar/Vocals: Mikael Akerfeldt
Drums: Mike Portnoy
Bass: Steve Digiorgio
Keyboards: Michael Pinnella

2 great singers
5 awesome musicans
0 lead guitarists

Vox - Philip H Anselmo
Guitar 1 - Dime
Bass - Rex Brown
Drums - Vinnie Paul

Oh wait...LOL

Vox - Phil
Guitar 1 - Pepper Keenan
Guitar 2 - Jerry Cantrell
Bass - Rex Brown
Drums - Danny Carey

Edit: Forgot a few

Vox - Lemmy
Guitar - Brent Hinds
Guitar - J. (old White Zombie)
Bass - Justin Chancellor
Drums - Brann Dailor

I had a dream that the following band existed, and I woke up sadly realizing it's not real.

Jack Bruce: Bass, Vocal, Keyboards, Cello, Harp, etc.
Jeff Beck: Guitar
Steve Winwood: Guitar, Vocal, Keyboards, etc.
Keith Moon: Drums

Bass/Vocals- Glenn Hughes
Guitar- Richie Blackmore
Guitar- Tony Iommi
Drums- Cozy Powell
Keyboards- Jon Lord

...and turn it up :-)

For more of a Blues Rock thing...

Dickey Betts- Guitar
Eric Clapton- Guitar
Chuck Levell- Keyboards
Pino Palladino- Bass
Warren Haynes- Vocals/Guitar

Bass: Billy Shannon
Guitar: Walter Trout
Guitar: SRV
Guitar: BB King
Drums: Bill Bruford
Vocals: any one of the three guitarists... they can take turns...

not sure if all three guitarists could cope with sharing the stage with each other... but Walter Trout is very experienced at being a 'sideman'...

Edit: Forgot a few

Vox - Lemmy
Guitar - Brent Hinds
Guitar - J. (old White Zombie)
Bass - Justin Chancellor
Drums - Brann Dailor

you're getting someone else to play Bass while Lemmy only gets to sing???