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cstack3 
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Excellent response, PA!
Doug, you've been on fire lately, I appreciate all your fine suggestions!
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Posted: August 24 2021 at 22:12 |
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Dionne / Bregent from Quebec were pretty great:
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Posted: August 24 2021 at 22:28 |
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For a modern take on the drums / synth duo, Qoniak:
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I was pretty keen on Clevis, a bass / drums duo from LA:
Clevis - Subliminal Clevis - Amalgamation Later they became a trio. Edited by Mascodagama - August 24 2021 at 22:46 |
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Posted: August 25 2021 at 00:03 |
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[QUOTE=cstack3]Excellent response, PA!
Doug, you've been on fire lately, I appreciate all your fine suggestions! [/QUOTE Hey, thanks, Chuck, much appreciated!
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Posted: August 25 2021 at 02:35 |
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The Dowling Poole (Jon Poole from Lifesigns)
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Top 10 Prog duos:-
Anderson-Wakeman Brian Auger & Julie Driscoll Dead Can Dance (Brendan Perry & Lisa Gerrard) Downes Braide Association Hardin & York Justin Hayward & John Lodge Ken Hensley & Jon Wetton Jon & Vangelis Squackett (Chris Squire & Steve Hackett) Wetton-Downes
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Posted: August 25 2021 at 07:31 |
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^ If I'm not mistaken, these are all playing with other musicians on their albums, so they're not two piece prog acts. One I'm thinking of (thanks to Lewian and the Interactive polls) is Solarference.
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Evership!!!
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Ruins, Seven Reizh, Days Between Stations and Slugdge immediately come to mind.
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Solo artists all play with other musicians too.
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^ Read the OP and the thread if you really want to be sure that you're off topic.
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Duh. How can I forget Jon & Vangelis. I suppose you could also include Steely Dan and the Alan Parsons Project.
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It does say further down the thread "However, I was more interested in performing/touring acts.".
I guess that rules Steely Dan out, and most of the others.
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The band Alaska is the only band I have seen live that is made up of two musicians and only two musicians played on their album. Unfortunately they only released one album which was their self titled album from 1998. The lead singer Al Lewis later turned up in Starcastle for their song of times album.
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Steely Dan (and APP for that matter)have toured. Not a lot though.
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Yes, but I'm guessing Steely Dan didn't tour as a duo. Could be wrong though.
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Vital Duo was a side project of Minimum Vital. Just the two Payssan bros playing together. I have a DVD of them that's darn cool. I saw them at BajaProg I believe, although it could've been ProgFest.
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A two-man "performing/touring" prog rock act? Looks like I'm the only guy with Zombi on the brain!
No other guys on that stage, just Steve Moore & A.E. Paterra. |
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