anyone have duet fantasies?
some of mine are:
carl & clapton doing gospel
carl & taylor swift
jj & cat power
jj & george micheal
patrick & sheila e
GIVE TOM A VEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERY LONG SOLO
BO - do the amish do duets? i heard they prefer crowds.
Quoteanyone have duet fantasies?
some of mine are:
carl & clapton doing gospel
[highlight]carl & taylor swift[/highlight]
jj & cat power
[highlight]jj & george micheal[/highlight]
patrick & sheila e
GIVE TOM A VEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERY LONG SOLO
BO - do the amish do duets? i heard they prefer crowds.
for realz???
QuoteQuoteanyone have duet fantasies?
some of mine are:
carl & clapton doing gospel
[highlight]carl & taylor swift[/highlight]
jj & cat power
[highlight]jj & george micheal[/highlight]
patrick & sheila e
GIVE TOM A VEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERY LONG SOLO
BO - do the amish do duets? i heard they prefer crowds.
for realz???
Seriously, whats the deal with this st. john? Most of his (hers?) posts have me scratching my head. Anyway......
Jim and Neko
Jim and Grace Potter with dueling flying V's.
are u saying u find the comments cryptic or do u find them obtuse?
ya for real friend.
carl - i think has the seed of the country gent in him and the hot star to watch is taylor. they would look good together and have a pretty unique sound. i know jj put out that bait about doing country in the future but i think carl is so flexible that he could go there first.
jj & gm - two great voices. though i can see how gm may over power jj.
actually sometimes i wonder what jj really sounds like - without reverb and without production, soundboards etc. just wondering.
oh forgot - grace potter - when i first hit on her all i could do was dream of jj and the lass. but i'm less enamoured by the proposition.
kind of fun in the barroom but not sure i could listen to that one years on end.
however grace is brill. nice thighs, great voice, ambition and the cutest dimples. would love to see her with her regular boys. do they ever leave the states?
Quoteactually sometimes i wonder what jj really sounds like - without reverb and without production, soundboards etc. just wondering.
They're not altering Jim's voice live like they do to Mick Jagger. If you want to hear him even more clearly, just listen to a solo show.
QuoteQuoteactually sometimes i wonder what jj really sounds like - without reverb and without production, soundboards etc. just wondering.
They're not altering Jim's voice live like they do to Mick Jagger. If you want to hear him even more clearly, just listen to a solo show.
They alter Jagger's voice?? When??
(I dont own any Stones albums made after Some Girls)
QuoteQuoteQuoteactually sometimes i wonder what jj really sounds like - without reverb and without production, soundboards etc. just wondering.
They're not altering Jim's voice live like they do to Mick Jagger. If you want to hear him even more clearly, just listen to a solo show.
They alter Jagger's voice?? When??
(I dont own any Stones albums made after Some Girls)
They do run him through a computer. I know that much. I think it slightly corrects his pitch and helps him hit some high notes. Or something. I don't know.
first show i ever saw of jj's was a solo . magic but not as the god's made him. more like the board made him a god. don't mind. but still curious.
i'm pretty tone deaf and couldn't sing happy birthday if my life depended on it.
maybe i only like musicians to compensate for my deficit. maybe i don't really like musicians. maybe i am one envious fool. fool for love and music.
really like jj's voice when it fails and flounders and he brings it back in. sometimes it's only the faults that strike the cord.
having a good v day? sing ur baby home boy. hav a good one.
let me throw this at you, some ideal guests apperances.....
Bermuda Highway - Emmylou Harris
By My Car - Morrissey
Dancefloors - Loretta Lynn
Dondante - Thom Yorke
Gideon - Bono
Golden - Paul Simon
Highly Suspicious - Beck
Honest Man - Eddie Vedder
Hopefully - Bob Dylan
If All Else Fails - Wayne Coyne
If It Smashes Down - Tom Waits
I Think I'm Going to Hell - Conor Oberst
I Will Be There When You Die - Stevie Wonder
I Will Sing You Songs - Amy
Winehouse
Lowdown - Jeff Tweedy
Mahgeetah - Elton John
Nashville to Kentucky - Willie Nelson
Old September Blues - Zooey Deschanel
Rollin' Back - Daniel Rossen
Sooner - Robin Pecknold
Strangulation - Neil Young
War Begun - Lauryn Hill
What a Wonderful Man - Craig Finn
Wordless Chorus - Bjork
Quotelet me throw this at you, some ideal guests apperances.....
Bermuda Highway - Emmylou Harris
By My Car - Morrissey
Dancefloors - Loretta Lynn
Dondante - Thom Yorke
Gideon - Bono
Golden - Paul Simon
Highly Suspicious - Beck
Honest Man - Eddie Vedder
Hopefully - Bob Dylan
If All Else Fails - Wayne Coyne
If It Smashes Down - Tom Waits
I Think I'm Going to Hell - Conor Oberst
I Will Be There When You Die - Stevie Wonder
I Will Sing You Songs - Amy
Winehouse
Lowdown - Jeff Tweedy
Mahgeetah - Elton John
Nashville to Kentucky - Willie Nelson
Old September Blues - Zooey Deschanel
Rollin' Back - Daniel Rossen
Sooner - Robin Pecknold
Strangulation - Neil Young
War Begun - Lauryn Hill
What a Wonderful Man - Craig Finn
Wordless Chorus - Bjork
Now that is one fuckin' list! Good job.
I like the idea of Eddie Vedder on Honest Man and Conor on I think I'm going to Hell. Wow.
I think MMJ and Fleet Foxes should collaborate to make songs that would reverberate for a full three minutes after they were finished. And beautiful vocal harmonies.
Jim James and Willie Nelson :o
Quotelet me throw this at you, some ideal guests apperances.....
Bermuda Highway - Emmylou Harris
By My Car - Morrissey
Dancefloors - Loretta Lynn
Dondante - Thom Yorke
Gideon - Bono
Golden - Paul Simon
Highly Suspicious - Beck
Honest Man - Eddie Vedder
Hopefully - Bob Dylan
If All Else Fails - Wayne Coyne
If It Smashes Down - Tom Waits
I Think I'm Going to Hell - Conor Oberst
I Will Be There When You Die - Stevie Wonder
I Will Sing You Songs - Amy
Winehouse
Lowdown - Jeff Tweedy
Mahgeetah - Elton John
Nashville to Kentucky - Willie Nelson
Old September Blues - Zooey Deschanel
Rollin' Back - Daniel Rossen
Sooner - Robin Pecknold
Strangulation - Neil Young
War Begun - Lauryn Hill
What a Wonderful Man - Craig Finn
Wordless Chorus - Bjork
Interesting and good list, but I dont like ones in bold. The Loretta Lynn wouldnt be bad on Dancefloors, but Im thinking theres someone who'd be better. Not that Im going to come up with a list of replacements though...at least right now ;D
I was going to say Neil Young would be great for Hopefully, but I think Strangulation is an even better choice
Eddie would kick ass on Honest Man, but Connor would ruin I Think I'm Going to Hell with his whimpering. And yes, Strangulation with Neil Young would be amazing, especially if he played guitar on it. I'm having trouble imagining Morrissey on By My Car, but I'd love to hear it. If All Else Fails is good for present-day Wayne Coyne, but I'd love to hear 80s Wayne Coyne on What a Wonderful Man or It's About Twilight Now. Cool list. It would make a good thread topic all by itself.
I love the Lauryn Hill - War Begun idea. Love it. "I'd roll ooooonnnn, but I know you'll need me someday...." that's never gonna happen though.