Your dream (power) trio

[mbernard110]

Josh homme, stewart copeland, pino or jmj

 

[Bassdude15]

Guthrie Govan, Jeroen Paul Thessling, Dave Lombardo.

BUT,if we can have dead guys, Keith Moon, John Entwistle, and David Gilmour.

 

[tangentmusic]

Jimi Hendrix

John Bonham

Gary Thain

May they rest in peace

 

[1960jbass]

Mine happened back in the early 70's........
Jack Bruce
Leslie West
Corky Laing

 

[rtav]

Jacob Armen - drums
Anthony Crawford - bass
Steve Vai - guitars

(Actually this is dangerous as they might tear a hole in the space-time continuum).

 

[jamminology101]

Joe satriani, roscoe beck, neil peirt

 

[tribbledaniel]

Old ZZ Top
Double Trouble
The MG's (without Booker T)
Cream
The Police
Band of Gypsies
Rush
ETC...

 

[johnpbass]

Me
Tony Williams
John Lord

I like this instrument lineup Slough.
I'm making another entry:
Me (again, I'm just an average player but this would be a blast!)
Keith Emerson
Carl Palmer

 

[cv115505]

John Frusciante (spelling?)
Pino Palladino
Stu Copeland

 

[Rune Bivrin]

Paul McCartney on bass & vocals
Paul McCartney on drums & vocals
Paul McCartney on guitar & vocals

But switching any of these for Paul Carrack would be quite OK.

And Stewart Copeland on drums is always a treat!

 

[drummer5359]

Jeff Beck, Tal Wilkenfeld and Vinnie Colaiuta...

 

[cv115505]

I'm changing my guitar/vocals to Dave Matthews... I understand I could catch flak for this but, per the scenario, I am a producer. While John Frusciante's guitar prowess over Dave Matthews is undeniable, I feel the scale tips to Dave's favor in the vocals department. Also, say what you will about his style, but Dave Matthews is an extremely capable guitarist in his own right and I feel him to be one of the best frontment in the business to date. SO my final ultimate trio would consist of

Dave Matthews - guitar/vocals
Pino Palladino - bass/backup vocals
Stu Copeland - drums

 

[Jazz Ad]

No idea what they'd play together but I like the idea.
Simon Phillips
Sting
Mike Oldfield

 

[Tom Howland]

I'll play. I can do this all night.

Mike Stern
Dennis Chambers
Mick Karn

Duane Allman.
Pino Palladino.
Steve Jordan.

Steve Winwood
Jimi Hendrix
Ginger Baker

Lowell George.
Chuck Rainey
Jim Keltner

Anthony Jackson
Pat Metheny
Tony Williams.

 

[PimasterPearson]

John Frusciante (spelling?)
Pino Palladino
Stu Copeland

Wow! I was gonna say Frusciante, Palladino and Dave Grohl. Copeland is a great choice too.

 

[Trayster2]

I agree with RUSH but I also would've loved to have seen:

Jimi Hendrix
Jaco Pastorius
Buddy Rich

 

[BornboreD]

Geddy, Fripp, Bruford, or Geezer, Bonham, Beck perhaps??

I dunno, I could come up with a lot....

Jaco, Meola, Cobham

JPJ, Johnny Winter, Bill Ward

Squire, Peart, Banks

 

[Johno Dunn]

Rush.

Yep.
Perfection.

 

[cusar5]

I've heard that Jimi Hendrix and Larry Graham had tentative plans to play together, so how about Jimi, Larry and Billy Cobham?

 

[Johno Dunn]

If I had to pick a "late" trio, I'd go with Tommy Bolin, Bonzo and Jaco!