Two-member bands

[amoergosum]

Here we go >>>

Blood Red Shoes:

Blood Red Shoes - Cold:


Blood Red Shoes - Heartsink:



The White Stripes:

The White Stripes - Blue Orchid (live From The Basement, November 2005):


The White Stripes - Let's Build A Home (Live):



The Black Keys:

Black Keys - I Got Mine (Live):


The Black Keys - Stack Shot Billy (Live):

[willyz]

Black Keys and White stripes I could never get into... just kind of... blah, to me.

Blood Red Shoes, however, I had never really heard before- I'll have to check them out. I still miss having the bass in the mix, but I wasn't thinking about it during the listen.

[amoergosum]

Blood Red Shoes, however, I had never really heard before- I'll have to check them out. I still miss having the bass in the mix, but I wasn't thinking about it during the listen.

I saw them live in 2010...it was a kick-ass show! I didn't miss a bass at all.

[circh bustom]

Be it two members or 10, I have a hard time personally calling anything a band that does not have a bass. I can make the exceptions with organ groups, but even the Doors got a bass player for a while.

[Julián Fernández]

Daniel Lanois makes interesting duos...

[GoAndPractice]

[Yussuf]

[electrizer]

Black Cobra. One of my favorites:

[Yussuf]

[quote="electrizer"]Black Cobra. One of my favorites:

I might have to check out Black Cobra.

I forgot to mention Big Business. Nowadays a four piece but killed it as a duo earlier.

[funkydrummer]

Those guys are from my home area of Providence. INTENSE live band.