[Captain Walrus]

..... have exactly the same kind of line up as Bon Jovi? One guitarist, one bassist, one drummer, one frontman/occasional rhythm guitarist, and one keyboard player? Thinking about it, I think the fact that they have a full time keyboard player is probably one of the main things that makes them stand out from other bands. What does anyone else think?

Keep On Rockin'

[RichieW2001]

although it's a different type of band altogether, Yes have the same set-up. bryan adams has the same set-up again nowadays.

[TT-Nick]

Queen (Live) did from the 1980's onwards, using several different Keyboard players. However, they still remained a four piece band.

[letitrock]

Originally Posted by "The Walrus[b

think the fact that they have a full time keyboard player is probably one of the main things that makes them stand out from other bands. [/b]

That's rubbish - a band like Deep Purple had a fulltime keyboard player, Jethro Tull, Rainbow, Whitesnake, DIO

the BJ format: 1 keyboard, 1 drummer, 1 bass player, 1 main guitarist, 1 vocalist is a pretty standard format for a rock band

[allmike]

I like BJ setup.

[choclady]

have exactly the same kind of line up as Bon Jovi? One guitarist, one bassist, one drummer, one frontman/occasional rhythm guitarist, and one keyboard player?

Maroon 5

[Davesta]

Dream Theater.

[DevilsSon]

Cradle of Filth??? What bullshit gays!!!

[thesedays2003]

Originally Posted by letitrock

That's rubbish - a band like Deep Purple had a fulltime keyboard player, Jethro Tull, Rainbow, Whitesnake, DIO

the BJ format: 1 keyboard, 1 drummer, 1 bass player, 1 main guitarist, 1 vocalist is a pretty standard format for a rock band

The doors, you're forgetting them mate! No bass player, but the keyboard player MADE them