El Chuxter
03-27-2003, 02:36 PM
I've noticed that, just as all actors can be linked to Kevin Bacon in six steps or less, all pop musicians can be linked to Fleetwood Mac's apelike drummer, Mick Fleetwood, in six steps or less.
Example 1:
Kurt Cobain
1. Kurt Cobain played in Nirvana with Dave Grohl
2. Dave Grohl played guitar on Puff Daddy's "All About the Benjamins: Rock
Remix"
3. Puff Daddy rapped with Jimmy Page on "Come With Me"
4. Jimmy Page played on several early instrumentals (such as "Freight Loader") with Eric Clapton
5. Eric Clapton played in John Mayall's Bluesbreakers with Mick Fleetwood
Example 2:
Jon Bon Jovi
1. Jon Bon Jovi played on "Always on My Mind" with Willie Nelson on Willie's
"Stars and Guitars" album
2. Willie Nelson was in the Highwaymen with Johnny Cash
3. Mick Fleetwood played on Johnny Cash's "Unchained" album
Example 3:
Pink
1. Pink duets with Steven Tyler on "Misery"
2. Steven Tyler plays harmonica on Ringo Starr's "Vertical Man" album
3. Ringo Starr was in the Beatles with George Harrison
4. George Harrison was in the Traveling Wilburys with Tom Petty
5. Tom Petty played on Johnny Cash's Unchained album with Mick Fleetwood
Example 4:
Bono
1. Bono duets with the Corrs on "When the Stars Go Blue"
2. Ron Wood plays with the Corrs on "VH1 Presents the Corrs Live in Dublin"
3. Ron Wood played with Eric Clapton at Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert
4. Eric Clapton played in John Mayall's Bluesbreakers with Mick Fleetwood
Example 5:
Elwood Blues (Dan Akroyd)
1. Elwood plays in the Blues Brothers with Donald "Duck" Dunn
2. Donald "Duck" Dunn has provided backing guitars on several Eric Clapton records
3. Eric Clapton played in John Mayall's Bluesbreakers with Mick Fleetwood
So let the games begin! The rules are simple: link the current musician to Mick, and throw out another for someone else. My first musician: Joe Walsh. (This should be an easy one.)
Example 1:
Kurt Cobain
1. Kurt Cobain played in Nirvana with Dave Grohl
2. Dave Grohl played guitar on Puff Daddy's "All About the Benjamins: Rock
Remix"
3. Puff Daddy rapped with Jimmy Page on "Come With Me"
4. Jimmy Page played on several early instrumentals (such as "Freight Loader") with Eric Clapton
5. Eric Clapton played in John Mayall's Bluesbreakers with Mick Fleetwood
Example 2:
Jon Bon Jovi
1. Jon Bon Jovi played on "Always on My Mind" with Willie Nelson on Willie's
"Stars and Guitars" album
2. Willie Nelson was in the Highwaymen with Johnny Cash
3. Mick Fleetwood played on Johnny Cash's "Unchained" album
Example 3:
Pink
1. Pink duets with Steven Tyler on "Misery"
2. Steven Tyler plays harmonica on Ringo Starr's "Vertical Man" album
3. Ringo Starr was in the Beatles with George Harrison
4. George Harrison was in the Traveling Wilburys with Tom Petty
5. Tom Petty played on Johnny Cash's Unchained album with Mick Fleetwood
Example 4:
Bono
1. Bono duets with the Corrs on "When the Stars Go Blue"
2. Ron Wood plays with the Corrs on "VH1 Presents the Corrs Live in Dublin"
3. Ron Wood played with Eric Clapton at Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert
4. Eric Clapton played in John Mayall's Bluesbreakers with Mick Fleetwood
Example 5:
Elwood Blues (Dan Akroyd)
1. Elwood plays in the Blues Brothers with Donald "Duck" Dunn
2. Donald "Duck" Dunn has provided backing guitars on several Eric Clapton records
3. Eric Clapton played in John Mayall's Bluesbreakers with Mick Fleetwood
So let the games begin! The rules are simple: link the current musician to Mick, and throw out another for someone else. My first musician: Joe Walsh. (This should be an easy one.)