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Legends Slot(s) 2013


Guest Whittick

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Actually, that got me thinking. They should put a video of a classic live gig on the Pyramid on Wednesday and Thursday nights, that would be great fun before the live stuff starts. A classic Queen gig would be great

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How about Crowded House? Lots of memorable and very "sing-a-long-able" songs. Would go down well. (And not too much for the tender of head?)

Of those already mentioned surely Santana and Elton would be far too big to be anything other than headliners (though maybe Carlos would be on West Holts)

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When this thread was running a few years ago I suggested Slade. A field full of Glastobytes jumping up and down in a field singing Cum on Feel the Noize would be mint!! However, it was pointed out then by someone who knew someone who knew someone etc., that Noddy Holder would never be persuaded to perform again with Slade. :(

In reality, I'm thinking the Moody Blues for next year also.

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I guess I'm probably on my own here but with their 50th anniversary next year I'd love to sit back in the Sunday sunshine and hear Judith Durham belt out We Shall Not be Moved, along with a host of their other sixties classics.

It would bring a warm tear to this old mans eye x

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Here's some wild ideas, some may or may not have played that set before:

Van Morrison?

Chuck Berry? (Although I'm not sure if he's still playing, I think he's in his mid 80's now)

George Michael?

Dolly Parton?

Bryan Ferry / Roxy Music?

George Clinton's Parliament / Funkadelic? (Albeit in my opinion George Clinton is a lengend of the highest order, I don't think it'd work as the Sunday legends slot).

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What about Joe Jackson?

I just saw him last Saturday night and he's out touring with an excellent band supporting his CD of Duke Ellington music. He did a lot of the hits ("Is she really going out with him", "Steppin out", "You can't get what you want") and the show went down really well with the crowd.

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When this thread was running a few years ago I suggested Slade. A field full of Glastobytes jumping up and down in a field singing Cum on Feel the Noize would be mint!! However, it was pointed out then by someone who knew someone who knew someone etc., that Noddy Holder would never be persuaded to perform again with Slade. sad.png

In reality, I'm thinking the Moody Blues for next year also.

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I guess I'm probably on my own here but with their 50th anniversary next year I'd love to sit back in the Sunday sunshine and hear Judith Durham belt out We Shall Not be Moved, along with a host of their other sixties classics.

It would bring a warm tear to this old mans eye x

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