Your ultimate fantasy back-line

[PapaSquash]

Today, Charlie Watts and Dusty Hill. Elliot Easton can play the other guitar

 

[Bobby Mahogany]

John Paul Jones on bass and John Bonham on drums...and Joe Cocker on the mic.

I had Joe Cocker as a singer too!
But I kept the Grease Band guys:

• Chris Stainton - keyboards
• Bruce Rowland – drums, percussions, harmonium, backing vocals
• Alan Spenner – bass, vocals

P.S.: Still wondering how the hell these guys were the ones I immediately thought about.
Sure, "With a Little Help from my Friends" was one of the very important albums
in my life but still...

 

[KStopper65]

Bassist would have to be DIo. He played bass. I'm sure he'd oblige to sing as well. If not him, Cliff.
Drummer would have to be Lars. I'm sure he'll screw up a song before I do

 

[Brek]

bongo and moon, entwhistle and jpj? man, what would the songs sound like to swap them out in each band. The were/are each perfect in the original band, kind of hard to imagine Moon playing on stairway. for groove i'd have bongo, bass player? no idea lol

 

[Uncle Remus]

Allen Woody and Matt Abts.

 

[NotScott]

Larry Graham
Clyde Stubblefield

 

[SFK]

Bill and Geez'.

 

[Tim Fezziwig]

Singer my fave of ALL TIME Jimbo Morrison,when he is too drunk give me my ace in the hole,Rod Stewart.

 

[PeteK]

Danny Carey on drums and Cliff Burton on bass

 

[Bobby Mahogany]

Allen Woody and Matt Abts.

For a split second I thought:

 

[Uncle Vinnie]

Bass, Dennis Dunaway

Drums, Neil Peart

Keys, Jon Lord

Vocals, Terry Kath

 

[Shred Astaire]

Brain on drums and maybe Scott Reeder on bass?

 

[motowntom]

Cheers

 

[six-string]

no friggin' idea.
depends what kinda music was being played?
Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare were a pretty wicked team.

 

[WaywerdSon]

Hard to beat the rhythm section Travers had for a few years. Talk about a gigantic pocket? Pat could do whatever the hell he wanted over the top of that shit

Mars Cowling (RIP)
Nicko McBrain (currently with Iron Maiden for like forever now)