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Three Piece Bands

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The mystery guitarist thread triggered an interesting discussion idea...who is the best three man band in rock and roll history?

 

ZZ Top, Cream and Rush were mentioned in the thread.

 

What say you? Who else?

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Cream, Emerson Lake & Palmer, The Police, Hendrix Experience, Mountain (I think).

Nirvana is way up the list.

 

Uncle Tupelo would be one that is very overlooked, as is Govt. Mule and North Mississippi All-Stars.

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If we look at 3-piece meaning only 3 members OR only 3 playing instruments with a singer, it changes the landscape quite a bit. I will go with 3 members. I am not necessarily ranking these in order, just trying to keep up with how many I think would be in the upper echelon of 3 piece bands.

 

1. Cream was really the forerunner of the rock 3 piece band.

2. Rush had a very unique sound

3. Nirvana did usher in a new genre with their grunge sound

4. ZZ Top, southern rock with that Texas twang and so wound up in the blues they were/are solid

5. Jimi Hendrix Experience (nuf said)

6. Buddy Holly and the Crickets (rock and roll legends)

7. Greenday (punk with pop/rock leanings)

8. Grand Funk Railroad (morphed into 4 piece later on, but started as a 3 piece)

9. Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble

10. The Police

11. ELP

12. Triumph

13. Kings X

14. Zebra

Good thread :thumb:

 

Buddy Holly & The Crickets

Cream

The Jimi Hendrix Experience

ZZ Top

RUSH

Nirvana

Uncle Tupelo (Good call, Jim)

Dinosaur Jr.

In no particular order:

 

Grand Funk Railroad and The Rory Gallagher band, while they were still a three piece.

Robin Trower Band

Hot Tuna

The Police, until they got overly popular.

ELP

Rush

Jimi Hendrix Experience

ZZ Top

Cream

1. Nirvana

2. Everyone else.

 

Nirvana and all of these bands really owe their very existence to Cream and Hendrix.

Nirvana and all of these bands really owe their very existence to Cream and Hendrix.

 

My best recollection (take it for what it's worth) is that Cream was the first of the mainstream power trios.

Nirvana and all of these bands really owe their very existence to Cream and Hendrix.
Michael Jordan owes his existence to James Naismith--doesn't mean Jordan isn't better.
1. Nirvana

 

 

 

 

 

 

2. Everyone else.

Nirvana makes me want to :puke:
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Some of my personal favorites would be...

 

Rush

Jimi Hendrix Experience

Nirvana

ZZ Top

Buddy Holly & The Crickets

James Gang

Primus

 

 

And, a few more that haven't been mentioned, that I deem noteworthy...

 

Meat Puppets

Violent Femmes

Motorhead

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I guess the White Strips would be the best two (wo)man band, huh?:D

The Soggy Bottom Boys. :ylsuper: :D

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