Slightly diminish a band

[Marley's Ghost]

8 inch nails

Blue Oyster Club

 

[ImTheOnlyOne]

Semi-precious Metallica

 

[Oddly]

The Beach Bums
Rusty Maiden
Shallow Mauve
One Ramone
Fleetwood
Mac
The Eaglets

 

[Michedelic]

Beat Less
Rolling Pebbles
Dave Clark Quartet
Platonic Pistols

 

[Leo Smith]

A Wailer

 

[Michedelic]

I do have to give props to an actual duo, comedians Kate Micucci and Riki Lindholm, who write/perform scathing satirical songs as Garfunkel and Oates. I suppose that if they expanded to a trio, they would be billed as Garfunkel, Oates, and Ridgeley.

 

[Michedelic]

Khruangbargainbin

 

[hrodbert696]

James Beige

Medium Hot Chili Peppers

Plantainrama

 

[hrodbert696]

Welterweight Bosstones

 

[Gravedigger Dav]

The Dave Clark 3 1/2

 

[Michedelic]

Allman Brothers-In-Law

 

[kesslari]

Grateful Unwell

 

[kesslari]

Potmetal Zeppelin

 

[Michedelic]

James Beige

Well, there was James White and the Blacks, a late 70’s/early 80’s NYC no-wave outfit…

 

[kesslari]

Old Riders of the Lavender Sage
Grey Sabbath
AC/DC Unplugged

 

[Philonius]

There used to be an excellent blues harp player, Paul deLay, doing West Coast gigs with the Paul deLay band. Sadly, Paul had problems with the drink and the cocoa powder and wound up in the klink. His band kept going during his absence as the No deLay band. They got back together for a while after his release, but eventually the devil took his soul.

 

[Pdaddy1978]

The Boomtown mice
Judas Deacon
Jason and the warmers
The mearly ok Alex Harvey band
The Grateful not feeling well

 

[Michedelic]

Jimi Hendrix Simulation

 

[Gravedigger Dav]

There used to be an excellent blues harp player, Paul deLay, doing West Coast gigs with the Paul deLay band. Sadly, Paul had problems with the drink and the cocoa powder and wound up in the klink. His band kept going during his absence as the No deLay band. They got back together for a while after his release, but eventually the devil took his soul.

I remember that band. They were out of Portland, Oregon, and played a place called The CandleLight club.

 

[klattman]

Wouldn’t you just lower the fifth?