Comments on: Create A Super Group

By: gory bateson

gory bateson — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 15:40:11 +0000

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By: Lariat

Lariat — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 14:24:38 +0000

Women’s vocal supergroup

Ashley Monroe
Miranda Lambert
Carrie Underwood

Men’s vocal supergroup

Vince Gill
Josh Turner
Brad Paisley

By: OTWG

OTWG — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 11:47:05 +0000

This super group would rank only second to the Highwaymen. The name would be “Kick Ass” and the members are as follows:

Stoney LaRue
Cody Canada
Jason Boland
Wade Bowen

By: Dan Milliken

Dan Milliken — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 04:36:24 +0000

Kasey Chambers, Shane Nicholson and Keith Urban, plus Nicole Kidman on tambourine and background vocals. “Aussie ABBA.”

But really, I’d love to see a combination of Urban, Buddy Miller, Chris Thile and then someone really good at banjo. Ron Block? Emily Robison maybe? And a fiddler.

By: David

David — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 04:07:27 +0000

How about this…

3 Queens
LeAnn Rimes
Lila McCann
Jessica Andrews

The “teen queens” of the 1990′s were terrific singers back then. A decade of life experience has only made them better. All of their careers could use the boost a one-time collaborative effort would produce. An added bonus is that all three have become pretty good songwriters, too.

By: Mike

Mike — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 04:03:00 +0000

CWI…Country While Under the Influence

Lead Vocals- Joe Diffie

Vocals-Rodney Carrington

Vocals- Cletus T. Judd

COME ON! That’s the biggest parody right there! I wanted to do another one, so there, I did.

By: Mike

Mike — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 03:52:03 +0000

CST…Country Standard Time

Members-
Lead Male Vocalist-George Strait
The King of country music stands out with great vocals that can work almost any kind of country song, and work them like almost no one else can.

Vocals-Josh Turner
A great voice that provides and un-mistakable, lovely deep bass sound that can both blend in or stand out when called upon.

Vocals-Randy Houser
The young sound of Ronnie Dunn set aside for a second, this young country singer carriers power and soul in his voice that can carry the song up to the next level in range and power.

Lead Female Vocalist-Sara Evans
This lady can produce powerful notes in a wide range. The music she sings provides us with a good voice that is just fit to play lead on almost any song because of it’s almost generically strong, yet good sound. Generically meaning it doesn’t necessarily jump out at you like the next artist when you hear it, but a great voice for any number of kind of songs in the genre.

Vocals-Trisha Yearwood
A distinct, light, fluffy voice built perfect for taking the lead when needed or providing backup or singing co-lead.

By: Country Music Blog – The Hit List » Blog Archive » What Would Your Country Supergroup Look Like?

Sat, 18 Jul 2009 21:20:59 +0000

[...] Anyone who has been reading country music blogs for more than a week knows that Country Universe is easily one of the best. One of the bloggers there who consistently keeps things moving is Leeann Ward, and recently she posed a question that really caught my attention: As I think of the competitive climate of the music industry today, I’m discouraged to think that such super groups would be next to impossible to unite anymore. … Without considering record company politics, if you were able to create your own super group who could make at least one album, who would be the members? [LINK] [...]

By: Michael Curan

Michael Curan — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 20:59:24 +0000

there’s this new supergroup called Monsters of Folk consist of Connor Oberst and Mike Mogis of Bright Eyes, M.Ward, and Jim Jmaes of My Morning Jacket.

in mainstream country i would like to see Keith Urban(guitars), Alan Jackson (vocals/songwriting), Taylor Swift(vocals/songwriting/rhythm guitars), Jamey Johnson(vocals/guitars), Sheryl Crow (bass/vocals), and Billy Bob Thornton as their drummer together in a band

By: Steve Harvey

Steve Harvey — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 05:19:51 +0000

THE SYNCOPATORS

Gary Allan – Rhythm guitar and vocals
A strong rhythm player and one of the finest lead vocalists in the genre today.

Keith Urban – Lead guitar and vocals
A phenomenal lead guitarist who can play as much or little as is required, as well as being a fantastic singer.

Jim Lauderdale – Acoustic guitar and vocals
Lauderdale has played acoustic guitar backing up such luminaries as Elvis Costello and Lucinda Williams. Lauderdale is also a wonderful vocalist, with a distinctive vocal signature that blends beautifully with anyone he sings with. He would also provide the songs.

Willie Weeks – Bass guitar
One of the most in-demand live and session bass players, with a resume that includes BB King, Vince Gill and David Bowie – versatile, impeccable and always worth listening to.

Jim Keltner – Drums
The King. Has played with everyone from Roy Orbison to Lucinda Williams.

CJ Udeen – Pedal Steel
A soulful live player who has spent the last few years on the road with Gary Allan, before which he was a member of the group Molly & The Heymakers.

Megan Mullins – Fiddle/Harmony Vocals
An energetic, electrifying fiddle player with a great voice for harmonies.

Chuck Leavall – Keyboards
Sure, he’s currently playing with the Stones, but I’m sure he’d give them the shaft to go work with Jim Lauderdale.