What Dead Musician........
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Take a bunch of acid and you WILL be hanging out with Jim and Jerry.
I don't know if I'd want to hang out with them but I'd certainly want to meet Handel, Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven. Perhaps a dinner or a party of some sort.
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Prince,Dave Chapelle,Nicky Love along with Eddie Murphy and brother.
We'd have 4am drunken basketball rematch game.
We'd have 4am drunken basketball rematch game.
Eddie Van Halen. I gotta say his death made me really sad, and I don't get sad about that kind of thing.
Louis Armstrong
Sinatra
A lot of people who've made great music were/are perverts or assholes so while I listen to their music I would not allow them in my house.
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A lot of people who've made great music were/are perverts or assholes so while I listen to their music I would not allow them in my house.
My cousin, attending Brown Univ. at the time, took me to a live Stevie Ray Vaughn concert in Providence, RI. It was one of his last concerts.
That said, I'd probably go with Beetohven and maybe Chick Corea.
Not even close… Frank Zappa.
After that… Mozart.
Actually would love to have dinner with both together.
Sirhr
After that… Mozart.
Actually would love to have dinner with both together.
Sirhr
Early Elvis, yes. Bloated Elvis, not so much.
Jungle room Elvis with girls. And peanut butter and banana sandwiches!
I was raised on Peanut Butter and Banana Sandwiches. Served with a big glass of Vit D milk. Best lunch in the world.
Jerry Reed.....the guy had fun no matter where he was at.
Hell yes, Clarence was a hell of a picker! I live in Lewiston Maine (I am not from here, just trying to escape back down south ASAP), Clarence was born here.
Keith Richards is still alive even tho he looks dead. Jimi was the world's best rock guitarist IMO but was a 100% prick in real life.
I know he's still alive but I'd like to have a sit-down with Ian Anderson. Saw Tull live back in 1977, was one of the best concerts I went to.
And I was completely straight at the time, a rarity in those days.
I know he's still alive but I'd like to have a sit-down with Ian Anderson. Saw Tull live back in 1977, was one of the best concerts I went to.
And I was completely straight at the time, a rarity in those days.
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