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26. Hendrix, Janis, and Mance Lipscomb.

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OK - challenge here - you get to see three musicians play. But the HAVE to be dead. [View all] Taverner Oct 2012 OP

You know, I don't think any dead musician would put on a very good show petronius Oct 2012 #1

Definitely pipi_k Oct 2012 #2

Which Elvis? Tupelo or Vegas Elvis? Taverner Oct 2012 #7

The Tupelo one pipi_k Oct 2012 #23

Layne Staley (Alice In Chains) TwilightGardener Oct 2012 #3

I almost chose Nirvana Taverner Oct 2012 #5

Ian Curtis, Joe Strummer, Curt Cobain n/t ceile Oct 2012 #56

Easy. rug Oct 2012 #4

I thought about the Beatles Taverner Oct 2012 #6

The Beatles were a live band for the first several years of their existence Art_from_Ark Oct 2012 #14

Louis Armstrong, Michael Hedges, Rainer Ptacek MiddleFingerMom Oct 2012 #13

Thanks for the Ptacek video. Loved it. Lucinda Oct 2012 #19

You're welcome... I heard often from people whom I respect about what a wonderful human being he was MiddleFingerMom Oct 2012 #62

Little Feat with Lowell George. bluesbassman Oct 2012 #8

I saw Bonnie Raitt in the 80's backed up by this AMAZING band called "Chicken Legs"... MiddleFingerMom Oct 2012 #64

Oh man, what a great show that must've been. bluesbassman Oct 2012 #65

Elvis, Patsy Cline and Glenn Miller... DearHeart Oct 2012 #9

Franz Liszt cemaphonic Oct 2012 #10

My three mythology Oct 2012 #11

Freddy Mercury -- Queen, Good Call! Up2Late Oct 2012 #17

Brian Jones, Keith Moon, Mitt Romney's Presidential hopes schmice Oct 2012 #12

Ludwig van Beethoven Art_from_Ark Oct 2012 #15

Now now now you know Tocatta and Fugue in d minor is originally for Pedal Harpsichord... Taverner Oct 2012 #30

Of course, Bach transcribed a lot of his own works Art_from_Ark Oct 2012 #37

Buddy Holly, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Robert Johnson Tsiyu Oct 2012 #16

Otis Redding, Freddy Mercury (Queen) and Jimi Hendrix Up2Late Oct 2012 #18

Les Paul, Jaco Pastorius, and Buddy Rich mikeytherat Oct 2012 #20

Simple whistler162 Oct 2012 #21

Chris Brown, Toby Keith, and Ted Nugent. Iggo Oct 2012 #22

No Charlie Daniels? Taverner Oct 2012 #31

Alas, I could only choose three. Iggo Oct 2012 #35

Nice. Codeine Oct 2012 #41

Iggo you never fail OriginalGeek Oct 2012 #51

Freddie Mercury (Queen), Glenn Miller, and Buddy Holly nt avebury Oct 2012 #24

Led Zeppelin (Bonham), Queen (Freddie Mercury), Pink Floyd (Syd Barrett or Richard Wright) LynneSin Oct 2012 #25

Hendrix, Janis, and Mance Lipscomb. hobbit709 Oct 2012 #26

Wow you actually know who Mance Lipscomb was? solara Oct 2012 #38

Got to see him play at the Armadillo when I worked there hobbit709 Oct 2012 #39

Can I watch Joe Strummer 3 times instead? FSogol Oct 2012 #27

+1 on Strummer geardaddy Oct 2012 #32

Jim Croce, Queen, AC/DC (Bon Scott) sadbear Oct 2012 #28

Woodie Herman, Charlie Parker, and Dizzy Gillespie HopeHoops Oct 2012 #29

Bob Marley geardaddy Oct 2012 #33

Easy... bamacrat Oct 2012 #34

Beethoven, Mozart, Enrico Caruso nt stevenleser Oct 2012 #36

I'll cast another vote for Joy Division. Codeine Oct 2012 #40

I saw Sterling play with Moe Tucker ( A very nice man who insisted I play his guitar after the show) Tom Ripley Oct 2012 #42

John Coltrane Quartet, Velvet Underground, Led Zeppelin Tom Ripley Oct 2012 #43

Jim Croce, John Denver and Ray Charles. Arkansas Granny Oct 2012 #44

John Denver--Yes! Does anybody sing about the out-of-doors NCarolinawoman Oct 2012 #61

Lennon, Joplin, Hendrix benld74 Oct 2012 #45

Led Zeppelin OriginalGeek Oct 2012 #46

Do we have to kill them first? GoneOffShore Oct 2012 #47

Randy Rhoads, John Bonham and Ronnie James Dio opiate69 Oct 2012 #48

How's this for an All-Dead power trio? hifiguy Oct 2012 #49

Or.....Jerry Garcia, Pigpen and Keith Moon Taverner Oct 2012 #52

Hmm. Now I'm thinking of hifiguy Oct 2012 #55

The entire Experience is now dead aint_no_life_nowhere Oct 2012 #60

Minnie Ripperton davsand Oct 2012 #50

Jim Croce, Peter/Paul/Mary, and Liberace n/t woodsprite Oct 2012 #53

Harry Chapin ... Jim Croce .... Peter/Paul/Mary .... nt littlewolf Oct 2012 #54

Stevie Ray, James Brown, and Billie Holiday Efilroft Sul Oct 2012 #57

Lenny Breau, Wes Montgomery, Joe Pass aint_no_life_nowhere Oct 2012 #58

Beatles, Clash, Ramones and B-52s Spike89 Oct 2012 #59

Jean Langlais tjwmason Oct 2012 #63

George Harrison, Gene Clark, Hendrix. Hoyt Oct 2012 #66

Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Charlie Parker. WilliamPitt Oct 2012 #67

Ah, Mr.Pitt.... cliffordu Oct 2012 #68

Frankie Lymon Jetboy Oct 2012 #69