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[Tim McCulloch]

I had not thought of her in years, she is Canadian.  Now you have me thinking of the Celtic bands I would love to work with:

Steeleye Span
The Sunday's
Nightnoise (Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill is angelic)

Not sure it would be life changing, but Steeleye Span would be a show I'd buy tickets to...  I've got a bunch of their vinyl.

[Scott Holtzman]

Not sure it would be life changing, but Steeleye Span would be a show I'd buy tickets to...  I've got a bunch of their vinyl.

Are you my long lost brother?

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[Jonathan Goodall]

I had not thought of her in years, she is Canadian.  Now you have me thinking of the Celtic bands I would love to work with:

Steeleye Span
The Sunday's
Nightnoise (Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill is angelic)

The other Celtic band which I wouldn't mind working with would be Clannad.

[Nathan Riddle]

TSO (I definitely couldn't do a better job and I haven't heard a live show either)
Celtic Woman (I think I could do a better job mixing as I've heard it)
Mosaic or Hillsong or Bethel (Not better, but could be on-par with I would think)

Yes...I'm young, don't shoot me mkay; someone's gotta take the mantel when you're all gone/retired

[Tom Burgess]

Tough question...  I think I'd have to go with Steely Dan circa 2000 (when they shot the live DVD at Sony Studios NYC).


    Walter Becker - bass, guitar
    Donald Fagen - organ, piano, Fender Rhodes, Wurlitzer
    Ted Baker - piano
    Jon Herington - guitar
    Tom Barney - bass
    Cornelius Bumpus and Chris Potter - saxophone
    Michael Leonhart - trumpet
    Jim Pugh - trombone
    Ricky Lawson - drums
    Carolyn Leonhart, Cynthia Calhoun and Victoria Cave - vocals

[David Allred]

Tough question...  I think I'd have to go with Steely Dan circa 2000 (when they shot the live DVD at Sony Studios NYC).


    Walter Becker - bass, guitar
    Donald Fagen - organ, piano, Fender Rhodes, Wurlitzer
    Ted Baker - piano
    Jon Herington - guitar
    Tom Barney - bass
    Cornelius Bumpus and Chris Potter - saxophone
    Michael Leonhart - trumpet
    Jim Pugh - trombone
    Ricky Lawson - drums
    Carolyn Leonhart, Cynthia Calhoun and Victoria Cave - vocals

Is that the same Ricky that was told not to lose that number?

[Tom Burgess]

Is that the same Ricky that was told not to lose that number?

Nope, that was Rikki.

This Ricky unfortunately passed away a few years ago and WAY too soon.

[Scott Holtzman]

TSO (I definitely couldn't do a better job and I haven't heard a live show either)
Celtic Woman (I think I could do a better job mixing as I've heard it)
Mosaic or Hillsong or Bethel (Not better, but could be on-par with I would think)

Yes...I'm young, don't shoot me mkay; someone's gotta take the mantel when you're all gone/retired

I had a chance to meet Paul O'Neil the TSO founder back in the late 90's when they brought the show to Cleveland for the first time.  He was possessed of a singular vision.  It's an amazing production I hope it can carry on his legacy.

Celtic Women makes me want to vomit it's way too schmaltzy. 

I have seen and helped out as volunteer crew for Hillsong United. 

Interesting choices.

[Bob Leonard]

I opened for him in 68', and have always wanted to mix for Eric Clapton working with any band.

[eric lenasbunt]

Peter Gabriel, hands down. He's not even close to my favorite artist, but his music is so rich and full and textured it would be really fun (with a bunch of rehearsal).



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