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Many here for sure, but started thinking about bands that had more then one generation in the lineup...
Start with:
Pop Staples/Mavis Staples
Ed Cassidy (drummer for spirit and step father to Randy California)

Steve Gibb (son of Barry) played with the Bee Gees in their 'One Night Only' gig in Las Vegas.

Thinline Tele IIRC.

Can we count this one? I'm sure that George is in there, somewhere, but invisible. I can almost hear him.

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Man,

I just LOVE that Staple Singers Song, I have it on my Ipod can just listen to that simple but oh so tasty bass line forever.

I wrote to the studio musician a few years back. He told me he played a 62 Jazz clean into the board......LOVE THAT TONE TOO!

This should count...the (in)famous and new to the scene Fools on Sunday with Father on bass, son on drums

Great pic, Marc! Now that's what Father's Day should be about

kiramdear wrote:Great pic, Marc! Now that's what Father's Day should be about

+1 That's really cool, Marc!

ajish4 wrote:Man,

I just LOVE that Staple Singers Song, I have it on my Ipod can just listen to that simple but oh so tasty bass line forever.

I wrote to the studio musician a few years back. He told me he played a 62 Jazz clean into the board......LOVE THAT TONE TOO!

Killer bass lines, T!! I love all those old R&B tunes with cool bass lines.

I'll get shot for posting this (and publicly stating that I love this song).

This one has the whole family! :




Although, The Cowsills don't exactly fit the Father's day bill, as it was their mother that was in the band.

Johnny Cash and his son, John Carter Cash (rhythm guitar) in the '90s.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmxB2BwVufA&feature=fvsr

The acoustic player in bluejeans.

ajish4 wrote:Man,

I just LOVE that Staple Singers Song, I have it on my Ipod can just listen to that simple but oh so tasty bass line forever.

I wrote to the studio musician a few years back. He told me he played a 62 Jazz clean into the board......LOVE THAT TONE TOO!

Thats what I always loved about not only the way Joe Osborn played but his sound and tone, and he played on alot of records with alot of people, Joe used a 60's stacked knob Jazz Bass, between him and James Jamerson, they probibly played on more hits than any other bassest in the recording industry.

The Slaptones

Three lovely girls with daddy on drums!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3I4sMA0d ... re=related