People that have never played

[strudders]

Correct me if i'm wrong but i dont think any of these have played.Would love to see even one or two from this extensive list in 09 but cant see the bigger acts i.e.more commercially succesful acts, getting a look in with bruce,blur and young in the onion bag already:

AC/DC,Al Green,Animal Collective,Aretha Franklin,The Avalanches,Big Star,Boards of Canada,Bonnie Prince Billy,Bon Iver,Cat Power,Cocteau Twins,Cowboy Junkies,D'Angelo,Decemberists,Devendra Banhart,Dexy's Midnight Runners,Drive By Truckers,Eagles of Death Metal,Elton John,Felice Brothers,Felt,Fleetwood Mac,Fleet Foxes,Funkadelic,Gang Starr,GZA,Gillian Welch,Grace JonesGregory Isaacs,,Ice Cube,Jerry Lee Lewis,Joanna Newsom,Joni Mitchell,Jurassic 5,Kate Bush,Kraftwerk,LCD Soundsystem,Led Zeppelin,Liz Phair,the Long Ryders,Luna,Magnetic Fields,Mark Lanegan,Meat Puppets,Mekons, Midlake, Michael Jackson,Modern Lovers,My Bloody Valentine,NaS,Neutral Milk Hotel,New PornographersOkervil River,Outkast,Pete Rock & CL Smooth,Pink Floyd,Plush,Pretty Things,Prince,Public Enemy,Randy Newman,Rodriguez,Rolling Stones,Ryan Adams,Ry Cooder,Scott Walker,Shack,Shearwater,Sly & the Family Stone,Smog,Sonics,Spoon.Steely Dan,Stevie wonder,Sufjan Stevens,Talk Talk,tom Waits,U2,Velvet Underground,Ween,Wu Tang Clan,Yeasayer,Yes,The Zombies.....

[grumpyhack]

Just the thought of many of the above has got me frothing with excitement. Some great calls.

Love the idea of B.B. King. Also other good bluesmen would include John Mayall and pretty well any of his protegees including Walter Trout and Buddy Whittingham. Fleetwood Mac would be tremendous.

One of the best blues players I've ever seen, who I'd really like to return is Bonnie Raitt.

Edited October 8, 2009 by grumpyhack

[Zacko]

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes are great, could see them fitting in a similar slot to Eagles of Death Metal this year

[Toilet Duck]

I'm with Ralph and Bort in wanting Sufjan to play....

and to that I'll add Iron & Wine, plus it's been long enough since Wilco or Calexico played, so I'll have them too!

[Wooderson]

I'm with Ralph and Bort in wanting Sufjan to play....

and to that I'll add Iron & Wine, plus it's been long enough since Wilco or Calexico played, so I'll have them too!

[Mardy]

Billy Childish

[Langdale Wolf]

Just the thought of many of the above has got me frothing with excitement. Some great calls.

Love the idea of B.B. King. Also other good bluesmen would include John Mayall and pretty well any of his protegees including Walter Trout and Buddy Whittingham. Fleetwood Mac would be tremendous.

[sinhala]

Deaf School (Mrs Suggs' excellent cult 70s Liverpool band, now reformed) - Avalon ?

Magazine - criminally under-rated 70s post-punk - ideal for JP stage

Porcupine Tree - should have played in 98 but Avalon stage was closed due to the flooding. Their star is in the ascendancy, not everybody's cup of darjeeling but a damn fine live band.

Curved Air - played IOW a couple of years ago so why not Glasto

The Hamsters - play loads of festies but never Glasto as far as I know

Paul Rodgers - The Voice - one of the finest rock voices ever and still very much on top of his game. (Bad Company or Free would be even better, of course !)

[Deepsky]

Sogur Rós

Cara Dillon

Carbon Based Lifeforms

Ryan Farish

[Tugger2k]

Sogur Rós

Cara Dillon

Carbon Based Lifeforms

Ryan Farish

[Guest Flip]

Femi Kuti and The Positive Force! For the Jazz Stage if they haven't already before.

[paulo999]

Billy Childish

[Major Charles Ingram]

I would love to see Iron Maiden and AC/DC and the old favourite request The Rolling Stones!!

[Pinhead]

how about The Saw Doctors! They have played before - but not for a while I think. Jazzworld, Saturday afternoon, pint of Brothers. Perfik.

[grumpyhack]

how about The Saw Doctors! They have played before - but not for a while I think. Jazzworld, Saturday afternoon, pint of Brothers. Perfik.