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BLIND FAITH

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... and a big +1 for Grand Funk Railroad and ZZ Top! They certainly get the nod for longevity! I've got the 3 disc set "Thirty Years Of Funk" and guess I have to listen to it today. :wink:

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VT BlackStrat wrote:
BLIND FAITH

8)

... and a big +1 for Grand Funk Railroad and ZZ Top! They certainly get the nod for longevity! I've got the 3 disc set "Thirty Years Of Funk" and guess I have to listen to it today. :wink:


And a BIG FAT ZERO for you.

Blind Faith was a four-piece band:

Clapton - Guitar
Winwood - Keys
Gretsch - Bass
Baker - Drums

You better get it together, VT!

:mrgreen:

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oh and i forgot these 2... Beastie Boys and Run DMC.... not really rock but not entirely rap but probably still a no no for a lot of people on here?

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Solid Body Love Songs wrote:
The Jimi Hendrix Experience
The Cream
Johnny Winter and Double Trouble
SRV and Double Trouble
The James Gang
Robin Trower
West ,Bruce and Laing
Beck, Bogart and Appice
Rush
Triumph
Buddy Holly (bass and drums)
Jerry Lee Lewis (bass and drums)
Nirvana
Primus
Blue Cheer
Grand Funk Railroad
ELP
ZZ Top

who is not on the list?


TASTE...probably the first power trio, even before Cream !
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I certainly think Grand Funk is up there, but I still think the Jimi Hendrix Experience is the best 3-Piece Band ever. Noel Redding (Bass) wasn't that great of a Bass Guitarist, but he was defenitely good. Just listen to Mitch Mitchell's drumming on a song like Fire, he was incredible. And well, we all know about Hendrix :wink: .
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Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble


Definitely Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble! 8)

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VT BlackStrat wrote:
BLIND FAITH

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... and a big +1 for Grand Funk Railroad and ZZ Top! They certainly get the nod for longevity! I've got the 3 disc set "Thirty Years Of Funk" and guess I have to listen to it today. :wink:


And a BIG FAT ZERO for you.

Blind Faith was a four-piece band:

Clapton - Guitar
Winwood - Keys
Gretsch - Bass
Baker - Drums

You better get it together, VT!

:mrgreen:

Arjay


:oops: All I had to do was get my CD out of the rack and look. I forgot all about Grech on bass and violin! :lol:

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I don't believe you guys......

NOT ONE FRIGGIN' MENTION OF BECK, BOGART & APPICE????

How about West, Bruce & Lang?

The James Gang?

Emerson, Lake & Palmer?

SHEESH!

+1 Arjay

But remember a lot of the forum members are young feet. Some of them their parent wouldn't know what's up with these fine bands. And yes, Blind Faith was not a power trio.

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