Super Group CD with Joe (Page 3 of 12)

Anyone remember that line...What's the buzz, tell me what's happening? What's the buzz, tell me what's happening?...

Anyway, this is such a great buzz and we're all getting it psyched up by speculating about it, which is way more fun than dealing with stuff that's going on in the real world...

I haven't read everyones twitter tweets etc., BUT I would love to see and hear: Glenn, Jason, Jimmy and Joe!!  Dreaming on!!! 

Hmm, I seem to be the only one not too keen on Glenn Hughes's singing. Too much screeching for my taste, e.g. at 3:26. He's a bit of a poser too, isn't he.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsN_kJVR-YI
No offence, just not my cup of tea at all.

Seems the rumourmill might be getting close.
Listened to Joe's Planet Rock show tonite, and amongst the first few songs he played Trapeze, Led Zep, and David Coverdale.
Either I'm reading too much into that or somebody finds it hard to keep secrets.

We'll find out sooner or later................

Ian

I'm excited as heck.  Check out this vocal performance by Glenn.  Awesome!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsl_ScR6 … re=related

A friend of mine convinced me we should go see Tapeze in 72 or 73. I wasn't to familiar with them but went. Two other bands on the bill. Don't remember them at all but Trapeze rocked.
For whatever reason I never followed Glenn Hughes during his career. With the Guitar Center performance with Joe and this it has gotten me to research a little bit especially the Deep Purple album Caveman is mixing. That is some good stuff. I was a Heart/Fleetwood Mac fan in 75 and never owned that album.

I am not so much curious about the bandmembers as what the sound will be. Bluesy or just balls to the walls rock. Having seen Joe evolve as a player over the years and knowing his versitility It will be a great platform to see him stretch out into another genre' even if only for a moment. I think he feeds off the talent around him and I'm sure whoever the band is they will rock.

As for a name. I would be willing to bet it isn't Super Group.

From Caveman on Facebook:

So it's easy, huh ?

Supergroup or not I think it is a 'super' development. Whatever, it will bring JB to the attention of another group of fans, especially if it crosses into a dedicated 'rock' scenario.

However, with Glenn Hughes (if thats who it is) on vocals you don't just get an all out rock attack. Glenn is a grandmaster of funk with an attitude and any collaboration between them promises a Forrest Gump style 'chocolate box'.

Oh and to those who would say Glenn Hughes is just a rock screecher, believe me, he has a vocal range to die for and can handle ballads, blues and balls out rockers and will nail it every time. He's no slouch on the bass duties either.

I'm looking forward to seeing just what it is all about:)

Not sure whether my post got in so apologies for reposting. I was just saying that my handle wasn't a hint. I probably should have called myself Keith or something because that's my name. I may re-register because I am not sure either that "supergroup" does much except promote impossible expectations. Agree Greenose. Chickenfoot need another album to convince us members of the jury and Dem Vultures are dreadful.

JB falls into my category of a super guitar player because he is relatively young and fresh and doing it. His rise from the small halls in my home town in the UK to the Royal Albert is nothing short of amazing! All credit to his management for doing the biz end. But ya know what? You only achieve that through quality performances. PR helps but you can't PR a mediocre plank slammer.  I can't think of anyone else except that would be more complementary to Glenn's style and flexible range, as expressed by hansamike.

Yes it's nice to have a member of Led Zeppelin in your line up to boost sales but it depends if it's the one that can still hack it. I'd better not say much more than that in case I have to eat my words.

Hey we don't have a line up yet but this is a fun topic nonetheless. Once again guys, I am glad I joined up.