BSO Duets: why not?

Subject: Re: BSO Duets: why not? Sun Feb 24, 2008 4:07 pm

Yeah, Kim has had some sort of gardening programme on BBC.

She played an 80¨s concert here in Esbjerg, Denmark a couple of years ago and is playing the same gig again this year, gardening hasn't done any damage to her "melons" or her voice.

Subject: Re: BSO Duets: why not? Sun Feb 24, 2008 7:56 pm

Mikey wrote:

Gloria wrote:: I know this is going to seem obvious since it's coming from me, but...well, I would like to hear Brian duet with Elvis. C'mon! If American Idol can bring Elvis "to life" on tv with Celine Dion, Brian can duet with him!

I wonder what their voices would sound like together? They have similar big, manly voices. Sigh.

It was just a thought....

How about the ultimate Duet EVER!!!!!! Bobby Darin & Brian (Shi, i just drooled all over my keyboard)

M x

Sorry Mikey, gotta say the ultimate would be Bri with Gene and Eddie!! 'magine that!!!

Subject: Re: BSO Duets: why not? Mon Feb 25, 2008 5:21 pm

Mikey wrote:

Gloria wrote:: I know this is going to seem obvious since it's coming from me, but...well, I would like to hear Brian duet with Elvis. C'mon! If American Idol can bring Elvis "to life" on tv with Celine Dion, Brian can duet with him!

I wonder what their voices would sound like together? They have similar big, manly voices. Sigh.

It was just a thought....

How about the ultimate Duet EVER!!!!!! Bobby Darin & Brian (Shi, i just drooled all over my keyboard)

M x

Joining just a little late, but ..... Brian and Bobby would positively be the greatest duet EVER!! Could you imagine how great it would have been had Bobby lived just a little longer? Hey, "The world's alright and everything's swingin' long as he's singin' his song" right? Bobby's still singin'!

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I'm normally not in favor of those ghost duets, but Bobby Darin and Brian Setzer... That'll work!

BSO Duets: why not? - Page 2 Bobby_Setzer

As Long As I'm Singin'-billy

Subject: Re: BSO Duets: why not? Mon Feb 25, 2008 5:39 pm

Well, I'm sure Brian wouldn't mind singing with Bobby! I know I wouldn't! Very Happy

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Here's an idea....

How about the BSO doing an album of classics or modern songs with the original singer (ar at least the singer that popularized the song)? Personally, I'd love to hear Tony Bennett doing "Plenty of Money and You" with the BSO, but I don't think Tony's still got the pipes to rock that song.

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Dick Dale's still around..

Surf's up!!

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How about something with one of Brian's pals from the early days of the Stray Cats, Keith Richards? I can think of some cool changes that the B.S.O. could do on a number of Rolling Stones songs ("She Was Hot", "Ruby Tuesday", "Thief in the Night", just to name a few I think might work out) or perhaps a Chuck Berry number like "Around and Around" as the Stones covered this "rockabilly" style on their album, 12x5.

Subject: Duets Thu Feb 28, 2008 10:13 am

How about Brian Setzer and Big Bad Voodoo Daddy? That would be really swingin'! afro

Subject: Re: BSO Duets: why not? Sun Mar 02, 2008 9:42 am

Brian, please do not do any of this. I will release you from your kibosh if you do as I request.

Unless...how about Richard Cheese! cheers

Yeah, baby! Mr. Cheese with the BSO! Twisted Evil

Subject: Excuse me Mr Setzer Tue Mar 04, 2008 3:57 pm

I say Mr Setzer, I appear to have started a rolling ball here. Apparantly there has been a change in the law, and under current Minnesota (can i spell?) law, all residing artistes originating from Massapequa must record a 'ghost' duet with Walden Robert Cassotto.

Nothing to do with me old bean, but if I were you, I'd either be dodging the cops, or hittin' the studio.

Mikey (Tongue-firmly-in-cheek) of the Yard

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Subject: Re: BSO Duets: why not? Tue Mar 04, 2008 3:59 pm

Davy Jones wrote:: "rockabilly" style on their album, 12x5.

I thought it was Marty Thau's 12 x 5?

Mikey Burke

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Mikey wrote:

Davy Jones wrote:: "rockabilly" style on their album, 12x5.

I thought it was Marty Thau's 12 x 5?

Mikey Burke

I was referring to the Rolling Stones' 3rd album 12x5, released in 1964, as opposed to the 12x5 album that Brian Setzer and his earlier band (Pre-Stray Cats) The Bloodless Pharaohs contributed tracks to.

Subject: Re: BSO Duets: why not? Mon Mar 10, 2008 6:17 pm

Davy Jones wrote:

Mikey wrote:

Davy Jones wrote:: "rockabilly" style on their album, 12x5.

I thought it was Marty Thau's 12 x 5?

Mikey Burke

I was referring to the Rolling Stones' 3rd album 12x5, released in 1964, as opposed to the 12x5 album that Brian Setzer and his earlier band (Pre-Stray Cats) The Bloodless Pharaohs contributed tracks to.

Oh! Sorry Davy. Please excuse my ignorance. I am a great Stones fan, but I didn't remember they had an album of that name. I guess i'm a 'Greatest Hits' guy after all.
Mikey x

Subject: Re: BSO Duets: why not? Fri Mar 21, 2008 8:25 pm

How about Brian and Deke Dickerson? I think someone said this already, but how about Jerry Lee Lewis? afro

Subject: Re: BSO Duets: why not? Thu Jul 03, 2008 9:18 pm

Bringing back an old topic buuuuuuuuut...

Kate Pierson (B-52's) .

Kid.

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I'd love to see a duet with "Big Shampoo & The Hairstylers" Cool

Let's see how he does it in comparison with our guitarplayer, hahaha Wink

Subject: Re: BSO Duets: why not? Thu Jul 10, 2008 7:23 pm

Blondie.?

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