Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick and Tich...

....Frida & Diego ......



ROCKMAN

The Spencer Davis Group (first line-up)
The Animals (original members still alive)

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The Animals (original members still alive)

Nope, Chas Chandler died about 15 years ago.

The Byrds (crosby,Mcguinn and hillman at least) - Ringo would be a good choice of drummer but that's as likely as Roger McGuinn agreeing to play with Chris and David again.
The Kinks (ray,dave,mick and john dalton)
The stones 69 to 74 line up with ronnie.
Brian Wilson - mind you i suspect he's as back together again as he's ever likely to be.

The Rolling Stones

with Brian Jones,
with Bill Wyman,
with Ian Stewart,
with Nicky Hopkins,
with Ian MacLagan
with Bobby Keys

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Christian
The Animals (original members still alive)

Nope, Chas Chandler died about 15 years ago.

Yes, I know
I meant "original members who are still alive"

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Christian
The Animals (original members still alive)

The original Animals did two reunions, both resulting in full new albums.

The first in 1975-1976, with an album released in 1977, Before We Were So Rudely Interrupted (recorded with The Rolling Stones' Mobile Studio by the way).





The 1977 album featured a Bob Dylan cover





as well as an original song, Riverside County, credited to all five Animals





Another highlight was a cover of the Doc Pomus song Lonely Avenue





Here's a clip of Eric Burdon performing Lonely Avenue solo in 1976 on Germany's Rockpalast





The second reunion of the original Animals occurred in 1983 for the album Ark





which yielded the single The Night





and subsequently the live album Greatest Hits Live (Rip It To Shreds) (1984) from the tour



1. It's Too Late
2. House Of The Rising Sun
3. It's My Life
4. Don't Bring Me Down
5. Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
6. I'm Crying
7. Bring It On Home To Me
8. O Lucky Man!
9. Boom Boom
10. We Gotta Get Out Of This Place
11. When I Was Young

Performing It's Too Late in England, 1983





We Gotta Get Out Out Of This Place, live in 1983





Trying To Get To You, from their 1983 album Ark, performed live





Performing My Favorite Enemy, one of the songs from their 1983 album Ark





It's My Life/Don't Bring Me Down, live in 1983





Love Is For All Time, a new song co-written by Eric Burdon, from Ark





My Favorite Enemy, studio version from the album Ark





Just Can't Get Enough from Ark, co-written by Eric Burdon





House Of The Rising Sun live in England, 1983

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THE KINKS!

And also - CCR

[ I want to shout, but I can hardly speak ]

Jesus Christ the Saviour

I would buy the T-shirt and some bootleg recordings of Jesus. I dont really like the book, it's kinda boring to read...I'm sure a movie would have been better, but it would be interesting to see him on a reunion tour with Magdalena, Lucifer and others.

Remaining members of Pink Floyd

ELP



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Johnnie Johnson & Chuck Berry, with restored writing credits to Berry, Johnson.

sonny & cher

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Jesus Christ the Saviour

I would buy the T-shirt and some bootleg recordings of Jesus. I dont really like the book, it's kinda boring to read...I'm sure a movie would have been better, but it would be interesting to see him on a reunion tour with Magdalena, Lucifer and others.

The word is this is definitely happening...

take Skip James advice, "Be ready when he comes..."

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Tango and Cash

Elvis with The Jordinaires....

If they have not been mentionned already:

The Pixies.

Added: And also

Slowdive.



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Talking Heads
The Kinks
Sly & the Family Stone (at least Sly is making a guest appearance with Rufus next month in NYC - very psyched to see him, hope he's on)

fyi, Violent Femmes are together and are playing a gig in NYC this week

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fyi, Violent Femmes are together and are playing a gig in NYC this week

Yes and No. They don't have Victor, he left because Gordon and Brian are still fighting, probably still over the Wendy's thing, and aren't getting along. So Victor refused to be in any more shows and they replaced him with the drummer from Dresden Dolls. It's 2/3 of Violent Femmes, the 2/3 that have been suing each other for years and hate each others guts. I wonder how those shows will go. Maybe they're professional enough to leave that crap behind when they take the stage. Still, it doesn't feel right without Victor. He was integral to the Violent Femmes sound.

The Turtles

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I know it hasn't been that long since the broke up, but I'd love to see REM on tour again.

with Bill Berry, their drummer!

would love to see that too.

The Smiths
Lone Justice (the original version)
Til Tuesday
The Modern Lovers (original version)
Uncle Tupelo
Van Halen with Michael Anthony on bass
The Supremes
Smashing Pumpkins (original version)
Fleetwood Mac (Peter Green version)
The Jam
Roxy Music (With Eno)

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The Turtles

Flo and Eddie still tour as the Turtles.

As batcave says above, Fleetwood Mac (peter green version) with fleetwood,mcvie,green,kirwan and maybe spencer but i think that's only slightly less likely than The Beatles reforming with the classic line-up.
While dreaming i'd love to see the Beck/Page Yardbirds too. If a suitable replacement could be found for Keith Relf that could actually happen but he'd be a hard act to follow.

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Jesus Christ the Saviour

I would buy the T-shirt and some bootleg recordings of Jesus. I dont really like the book, it's kinda boring to read...I'm sure a movie would have been better, but it would be interesting to see him on a reunion tour with Magdalena, Lucifer and others.

You'd like the Broadway musical soundtrack Jesus Christ Superstar.

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While dreaming i'd love to see the Beck/Page Yardbirds too. If a suitable replacement could be found for Keith Relf that could actually happen but he'd be a hard act to follow.

These days bassist and vocalist John Idan does an apt enough job.