If you could step into somebodys shoes for a time . .

[chris_b]

[quote name='JTUK' timestamp='1358082699' post='1932700']
....I'd like to have had Nathan East's gigs....
[/quote]

+1

Also Duck Dunn's, and I wouldn't give them back!

Prince William's, for obvious reasons and I'd love go back to 1969 and take over from Neil Armstrong on his "one step for man" moment.

[Dingus]

Craig Logan in Bros before the chronic fatigue syndrome set in . Mimed a bit , pulled loads of birds and then buggered off with loads of cash while they still had some money to pay him with . My hero .

Edited January 13, 2013 by Dingus

[Lord Sausage]

It would have to be JPJ throughout Led Zeps career. Can't be a better job!

[Bassman Steve]

Easy answer- John Deacon (though I'd have quit after Flash Gordon). If nothing else I would LOVE to have experienced that Acoustic/Hiwatt rig at ramming speed.

By the way, if you're lurking John, any chance of buying that tort scratchplate you took off the Precision before you sprayed it black and stuck a black 'plate on it?

[Chris Horton]

I would have loved to be in Duck Dunn's shoes throughout his whole career

[Mudpup]

Probably Jay Z here - and its for nothing to do with basses!

[Bassman Sam]

John Entwistle's until about 30 seconds before the heart attack.

[flyfisher]

[quote name='Bassman Sam' timestamp='1358118258' post='1933558']
John Entwistle's until about 30 seconds before the heart attack.
[/quote]


Well that's entirely feasible isn't it? A couple of grand should do it.

[TheGreek]

How about being Ray Manzarek's left hand in The Doors..

[rubis]

Bill Wyman, if the number of notches on his guitar are anything to be believed

[Cat Burrito]

Probably one of the early rockabilly cats, man those are some sweeet shoes. Size 11 for me please.....

Sorry, have I missed the point?

[dwh87]

[quote name='Hobbayne' timestamp='1358018211' post='1932007']
Nigel Harrison with Blondie in the 70,s when Debbie Harry still had her looks. He always seemed to have a whale of a time, jumping up and down while playing his Fender P.
[/quote]

Sounds good to me.

Andy Rourke of the Smiths or Simon Gallup from The Cure would be cool too.

Edited January 14, 2013 by dwh87

[ead]

The two obvious ones for me would be Geddy Lee or JPJ. But then any of Chris Squire / Mike Rutherford / Roger Waters to see the full prog thing from the stage not the audience would be interesting too.