the most versatile band.

[StarThrower]

King Crimson. The Lizard album covers a lot of musical territory.

The Dixie Dregs. Those cats could play anything!

 

[ILoveJimmyPage]

Well I thought of Carouselambra as pretty disco-y, with all the synths and repetitive upbeat riffing. Plus it's a long song with many tempo changes and different sections, so... yeah

Honestly that's the song that came to mind when I read that too.

 

[Mr. Shadow]

Individually, David Bowie comes to mind.

 

[Vehicle]

The Dixie Dregs. Those cats could play anything!

 

[Road Dog]

I'm going to say the Stones too, because they've done blues, rock, Motown, country, jazz, gospel style and just about every style in between.

 

[Garrett]

I'm going to say the Stones too, because they've done blues, rock, Motown, country, jazz, gospel style and just about every style in between.

I`ll agree with ya there and add The Allman Brothers....Rock, Blues and Jazz <----Sometimes in the same song!



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[Road Dog]

I agree on the Allmans also. Great band.

 

[WetWilly]

Frank Zappa!! And the Mothers of invention.

Oh yeah, good one

 

[Plato]

David Bowie is, of course, the only legitimate owner of this thread.

Spoiler

 

[gcczep]

Well I thought of Carouselambra as pretty disco-y, with all the synths and repetitive upbeat riffing. Plus it's a long song with many tempo changes and different sections, so... yeah

Huh? OK, since you put it that way... I read somewhere that Led-Zeppelin were described at The Beatles OF hard rock.

Oh and on topic...I'd pick Queen. They had EVERY style with flair too along with the stage outfits. Well, they never did blues numbers that I can recall.