10 Bands I've Seen One of Them is a Lie

Me as usual was overthinking the inclusion of Buddy Holly and the crickets… could have been a tribute act or may be as part of a musical.. thus the red herring

As far as Buddy’s career, he would have held his own against Elvis, The Beatles and  Brian Wilson\Beach Boys, etc..

Already adapt at writing great pop songs, it was clear  towards he would have also become an amazing producer
before this drops off page one.. the band i haven't seen is The Chameleons (UK)

and the tale is they were touring with The Might Lemon Drops who I was well into at the time.. TMLD played a great set, but then because this was in the days when headlining  bands often didn't start until late and then play until the 2am curfew, me and my buddy waited patiently for The Chameleons to come on… it turned 1am on a weekday and with no sign of them hitting the stage, we bailed…
Easy one here:

Big Audio Dynamite
The Pogues
Sick of it All
Fugazi
Feist
Stars
Broken Social Scene
Kurt Elling
Medeski Martin and Wood
Tori Amos
HE'S PLAYING THE HITS, FOLKS!!
kosmo wrote:
before this drops off page one.. the band i haven't seen is The Chameleons (UK)

and the tale is they were touring with The Might Lemon Drops who I was well into at the time.. TMLD played a great set, but then because this was in the days when headlining  bands often didn't start until late and then play until the 2am curfew, me and my buddy waited patiently for The Chameleons to come on… it turned 1am on a weekday and with no sign of them hitting the stage, we bailed…


I was actually thinking of guessing that one for you when I chose the Primitives. Though i obviously didn't know the story behind it.
excontradiction wrote:
1. Peter Paul and Mary
2. Arlo Guthrie
3. John Denver
4. Pete Seeger
5. Joan Baez
6. James Taylor
7. Starship
8. Weird "Al" Yankovic
9. Clannad
10. Dead Can Dance



My lie was Dead Can Dance
Space wrote:
Easy one here:

Big Audio Dynamite
The Pogues
Sick of it All
Fugazi
Feist
Stars
Broken Social Scene
Kurt Elling
Medeski Martin and Wood
Tori Amos

fugazi
excontradiction wrote:
excontradiction wrote:
1. Peter Paul and Mary
2. Arlo Guthrie
3. John Denver
4. Pete Seeger
5. Joan Baez
6. James Taylor
7. Starship
8. Weird "Al" Yankovic
9. Clannad
10. Dead Can Dance



My lie was Dead Can Dance


I heard DCD on the radio on Friday covering Sinead O'Connor's Stretched on Your Grave as part of a Halloween themed show, and was going to post that guess Friday. But then I got busy with other stuff and forgot all about it.
Missed it by | | that much.
Off-season wrote:
The Grateful Dead
The Dead
The Other Ones
Jerry Garcia Band
Bob Weir
RatDog
Mickey Hart
Dark Star Orchestra
Phish
Widespread Panic


I may have to right this wrong and see Dark Star Orchestra this weekend.
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