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1 Mike Mess said on July 14, 2008
A little band called the Yardbirds comes to mind.
2 ChrisB said on July 14, 2008
I don't know if counts because Buffalo Springfield are pretty legendary themselves (Rock and Roll Hall of Fame) but Stephen Stills, Jim Messina and Neil Young all had pretty great post-Springfield careers. (I almost wrote "post-BS" - and I guess I just did).
3 Levi said on July 14, 2008
hmmmm . . . Squirrel Bait, maybe?
4 Clevo Jamdown said on July 14, 2008
Rocket from the Tombs.....
5 gregoogly said on July 14, 2008
Mother Love Bone. They were signed and on the verge, then ... and Pearl jam never woulda happened. I remember how I was pissed they got signed before Soundgarden, but I didnt appreciate Andrew Woods before it was too late.
6 chops said on July 14, 2008
similar to #2, uncle tupelo and at the drive in were already kinda big before splitting.
would the rule be that the individuals went on to become BIGGER in their new incarnations?
7 heather b said on July 14, 2008
chops: YES!
these are all great, btw...
8 Scott Schickler said on July 14, 2008
Modern Lovers
9 Jon Harthun said on July 14, 2008
The Byrds produced David Crosby (CSN/CSNY) and Chris Hillman (the Flying Burrito Brothers)...
I dunno. I'm sure some better ones will come to mind as I fall asleep tonight. ha.
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