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Hey rockers. These are various musicians who played in famous bands over the years. See if you ladies can pair the names up with the bands they were in.

Neil Shoan
Mitch Mitchell
Alvin lee
John Bonham
John Entwistle
Grace Slick
Leslie West
Pig Pen
Robbie Robertson
Ginger Baker
Mark Anthony
Butch Trucks
Walter Becker
Brian May
Steve Howe
Dee Snyder
Jim Capaldo
Randy Rhoads
Steve Lukather
David Grohl

Don't Google the names. That's cheating!You know it or you don't ladies. Come on Anita. This should be easy for you Hon! It's a no brainer! Hugs. Rock on ladies!


Love
Jeannie

PS. Some have been in more than one bands but any band they were in is OK

Hey Jeannie,

Neil Shaun - Journey

John Bohnam - Led Zepplin

John Etwistle- The Who

Grace Slick - Jefferson Airplane

Robbie Robertson - The Band

Ginger Baker - Cream

Brian May - Queen

Steve Howe - Yes

Dee Snyder - Twisted Sister

That is all I know.

Love always,
Elizabeth

Alright, then, a few more.

Leslie West--Mountain
Pig Pen--the Grateful Dead

Walter Becker--Steely Dan

Jim Capaldo -- Traffic

Steve Lukather Toto

Funny that I met a woman friend of one of my TG friends, and we were talking 70's rock bands for an hour. Must be in the air, or something.

Elisabeth and Anita. You brainiacs you!You ladies are gorgeous and intelligent! You look great in your new gallery pics Elisabeth and Love your avatar picture Anita. I smile everytime I see it. That hat is killer. You gals are alright. I don't care what they say about you! Have a great fourth of july.Just make sure you let go quickly when throwing a cherry bomb! Nothing like an ash can to blow your hand completely off! No whimpy fire crackers for old geezers like me.

Even the cars were macho back in the day. No seatbelts,metal dashboards and radio knobs to gouge your eyes out when you split your head open on the dash. Crumple zones and air bags? We were the crumple zones when the steering wheel made its way into the back seat through you! Those were the days when men were men! You can't even buy a suicide knob anymore! If I can find one I'll put your avatar picture Anita on the knob. No naked pictures of women for this reporter!


Love
Jeannie

Ladies. David Grohl is the drummer from Nirvana and Queens of the Stoneage. I love the song Know one Knows!Hugs


Love
Jeannie

Jeannie wrote:

You can't even buy a suicide knob anymore!

Not quite true, Jeannie, as my DH has two of them (and the spinner knobs are now of a sturdier, albeit break-away, design). In order to get them, however, you must be physically handicapped, such as a stroke or other disability, be evaluated, have a doctor's written prescription, etc., etc. Although I am not supposed to be using the spinner knob while driving - because it is not 'licensed' for my use - I do so anyway, and I absolutely love it!!

If I can find one I'll put your avatar picture Anita on the knob.

Sorry, Jeannie and Anita - if I'm going to put a picture of anyone on my spinner knob, it will be that of my CD-soul mate!!



- SL

That's great news Silver Lady. I'm sure I can get one. Mentally handicapped must count! Hugs


Love
Jeannie

Eh enh, Jeannie - - in that case a lot more people would have them on their vehicles!!



- SL

Hello rockers/music lovers?: I'm a music journalist and though what I cover generally falls in the areas of "folk" or "world," I know most of those names. So-- some of the ones still not guessed:
Alvin Lee: Ten Years After, Mitch Mitchell: Jimi Hendrix Experience, Butch Trucks: Allman Brothers Band. The others were guessed by Elizabeth and Anita and the few remaining ones I don't know.
There seem to be a lot of music oriented folks on this list.
Anyone else out there into British Isles folk/folk-rock like Steeleye Span, Fairport Convention, Richard Thompson, Albion Band, Oysterband? "Celtic" stuff like Capercaillie, Alan Stivell, Runrig, etc. etc.? Punk-folk like Billy Bragg or The Pogues?
What about "world" music from continental Europe or the middle east? klezmer?
Has anyone attended a music event "en femme?" concert, club gig, festival?
Is anyone else reading these posts involved in the music business?
Hope you all had a groovy July 4!! Here in the Washington, D.C. area the weather was our typical summer stuff-- hot'n'humid; late afternoon thunderstorm. Needless to say, I stayed in my air conditioned cocoon and finished up a CD review.
Peace'n'Luv-- Kendra Lynn

Hi Kendra Lynn. There are a lot of the ladies who like music like myself. You should post some questions. You must know alot. Do you know what Steely Dan is named after? That's a real hard one! Hugs



Love
Jeannie

Mitch Mitchells - Jimmy Hendrix (?)


I'm still too young to play...

Oh, and he is a drummer!!, I forgot to say...
and I meant "Jimi" of course...

And Randy Rhodes.....
He started Quiet Riot and went on to play with Ozzy Osborne and started a new style of guitar play combining classical play and metal play. If you are lucky enough to have Tribute by Ozzy you have a sneek preview of what he was working on at the time.Others to walk in his footsteps are Steve Vie,Steve Harris (Iron Maiden) , even the Nugent has been caught incorperating some RR riffs. A truly great artest an one wewill all miss.

Van

Hey Vanster!
Randy Rhodes was a great guitar player. It was so sad he died at such a young age.
On another note Van If you like blues check out the title cut of the CD "Padlock on the blues" from John Mayhall from only a couple of years back. He has this young guy Buddy Whitington playing with him. Killer blues solo on that cut. He's smokin'! Hugs


Love
Jeannie

Jeannie: I believe that STEELY DAN is named after a brand (?) of condom. Could be wrong, but I think I actually read that somewhere.
Looks like at least some CDers out there are metal heads. Not me. I respect the talent and skill of say, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant, and know they were influenced by a lot of British/Celtic and "world music," but Led Zeppelin (mostly) leaves me cold. I have enjoyed some of Plant's solo stuff; he even headlined at a music business convention I attended in Newcastle, England last year.
My favorite guitarist would have to be Richard Thompson. He was a founding member of Fairport Convention, was in duo with his first wife Linda for several years (and recorded a series of superb albums with her) and after he split with Linda, went on to lead a productive solo career. Thompson is also an ace songwriter, who offers cogent and sardonic observations on relationships and the larger world too.
Best wishes for the holiday season to everyone.
Peace'n'Love-- Kendra Lynn.