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Pop/rock Bands That Featured Both American And English Members

  1. Foreigner (American vocalist Lou Gramm, English guitarist Mick Jones)
  2. Fleetwood Mac
  3. The Monkees
  4. Garbage
  5. King Crimson (Eighties/Nineties edition had Englishmen Robert Fripp and Bill Bruford, plus Americans Tony Levin and Adrian Belew)
  6. Wings
  7. The Travelling Wilburys - Americans - Dylan, Petty, Orbison, and Keltner vs. Brits - Harrison and Lynne
  8. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - With the additional bonus of having Canadian member. :slight_smile:
  9. The Police (Stewart Copeland is American, while Sting and Andy Summers are English)
  10. America
13463

Pop/rock Bands That Featured Both American And English Members

  1. Foreigner (American vocalist Lou Gramm, English guitarist Mick Jones)
  2. Fleetwood Mac
  3. The Monkees
  4. Garbage
  5. King Crimson (Eighties/Nineties edition had Englishmen Robert Fripp and Bill Bruford, plus Americans Tony Levin and Adrian Belew)
  6. Wings
  7. The Travelling Wilburys - Americans - Dylan, Petty, Orbison, and Keltner vs. Brits - Harrison and Lynne
  8. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - With the additional bonus of having Canadian member. :slight_smile:
  9. The Police (Stewart Copeland is American, while Sting and Andy Summers are English)
  10. America
  11. The Talking Heads

While David Byrne has lived in the United States for most of his life, he was born in the UK and remains a British citizen.

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Pop/rock Bands That Featured Both American And English Members

  1. Foreigner (American vocalist Lou Gramm, English guitarist Mick Jones)
  2. Fleetwood Mac
  3. The Monkees
  4. Garbage
  5. King Crimson (Eighties/Nineties edition had Englishmen Robert Fripp and Bill Bruford, plus Americans Tony Levin and Adrian Belew)
  6. Wings
  7. The Travelling Wilburys - Americans - Dylan, Petty, Orbison, and Keltner vs. Brits - Harrison and Lynne
  8. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - With the additional bonus of having Canadian member. :slight_smile:
  9. The Police (Stewart Copeland is American, while Sting and Andy Summers are English)
  10. America**
  11. Black Sabbath (in the Ronnie James Dio era)
    ** Strictly speaking, Dan Peek, Dewey Bunnell and Gerry Beckley were all Americans, but they grew up on American military bases in England.
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Pop/rock Bands That Featured Both American And English Members

  1. Foreigner (American vocalist Lou Gramm, English guitarist Mick Jones)
  2. Fleetwood Mac
  3. The Monkees
  4. Garbage
  5. King Crimson (Eighties/Nineties edition had Englishmen Robert Fripp and Bill Bruford, plus Americans Tony Levin and Adrian Belew)
  6. Wings
  7. The Travelling Wilburys - Americans - Dylan, Petty, Orbison, and Keltner vs. Brits - Harrison and Lynne
  8. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - With the additional bonus of having Canadian member. :slight_smile:
  9. The Police (Stewart Copeland is American, while Sting and Andy Summers are English)
  10. America
  11. Black Sabbath (in the Ronnie James Dio era)

Gerry Beckley was born in Fort Worth, TX to an American father and a British mother. Dewey Buckley was born in Harrogate, Yorkshire, England, also to an American father and a British mother. Works for me, strictly speaking.

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Pop/rock Bands That Featured Both American And English Members

  1. Foreigner (American vocalist Lou Gramm, English guitarist Mick Jones)
  2. Fleetwood Mac
  3. The Monkees
  4. Garbage
  5. King Crimson (Eighties/Nineties edition had Englishmen Robert Fripp and Bill Bruford, plus Americans Tony Levin and Adrian Belew)
  6. Wings
  7. The Travelling Wilburys - Americans - Dylan, Petty, Orbison, and Keltner vs. Brits - Harrison and Lynne
  8. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - With the additional bonus of having Canadian member.
  9. The Police (Stewart Copeland is American, while Sting and Andy Summers are English)
  10. America
  11. Black Sabbath (in the Ronnie James Dio era)
  12. The Mamas & the Papas (Denny Doherty was from Canada)

Gerry Beckley was born in Fort Worth, TX to an American father and a British mother. Dewey Buckley was born in Harrogate, Yorkshire, England, also to an American father and a British mother. Works for me, strictly speaking.

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Pop/rock Bands That Featured Both American And English Members

  1. Foreigner (American vocalist Lou Gramm, English guitarist Mick Jones)
  2. Fleetwood Mac
  3. The Monkees
  4. Garbage
  5. King Crimson (Eighties/Nineties edition had Englishmen Robert Fripp and Bill Bruford, plus Americans Tony Levin and Adrian Belew)
  6. Wings
  7. The Travelling Wilburys - Americans - Dylan, Petty, Orbison, and Keltner vs. Brits - Harrison and Lynne
  8. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - With the additional bonus of having a Canadian member.
  9. The Police (Stewart Copeland is American, while Sting and Andy Summers are English)
  10. America
  11. Black Sabbath (in the Ronnie James Dio era)
  12. The Mamas & the Papas (Denny Doherty was from Canada)

Does that make him British?

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Sorry, Canadian is Canadian and not American.

And, British birth mother and born in the UK certainly makes him at least part British, and, also, qualifies him for a UK Passport, I would think.

13469

So, he’s in?

13470

Are we really still doing the English = British thing? It’s so 2004…

13471

Haud yer wheesht, you.

13472

Pop/rock Bands That Featured Both American And English Members

  1. Foreigner (American vocalist Lou Gramm, English guitarist Mick Jones)
  2. Fleetwood Mac
  3. The Monkees
  4. Garbage
  5. King Crimson (Eighties/Nineties edition had Englishmen Robert Fripp and Bill Bruford, plus Americans Tony Levin and Adrian Belew)
  6. Wings
  7. The Travelling Wilburys - Americans - Dylan, Petty, Orbison, and Keltner vs. Brits - Harrison and Lynne
  8. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - With the additional bonus of having Canadian member.
  9. The Police (Stewart Copeland is American, while Sting and Andy Summers are English)
  10. America
  11. The Talking Heads
  12. Black Sabbath (in the Ronnie James Dio era)
  13. The Mamas & the Papas (Denny Doherty was from Canada)
    We’ve got 13; The Talking Heads was the real #11. Since #13 wasn’t mine, I’ll pass.
13473

Ok. Bridging on the previous:

Canadian music artists (or bands) who are well-known internationally

  1. Glenn Gould
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Canadian music artists (or bands) who are well-known internationally

  1. Glenn Gould
  2. Bryan Adams
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Canadian music artists (or bands) who are well-known internationally

  1. Glenn Gould
  2. Bryan Adams
  3. Celine Dion

Well-known doesn’t necessarily mean well-liked . . . :wink:

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Canadian music artists (or bands) who are well-known internationally

  1. Glenn Gould
  2. Bryan Adams
  3. Celine Dion
  4. Bryan Adams

…whom the Canadian government has apologized for on several occasions.

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Canadian music artists (or bands) who are well-known internationally

  1. Glenn Gould
  2. Bryan Adams
  3. Celine Dion
  4. Bryan Adams
  5. Rush
13478

Canadian music artists (or bands) who are well-known internationally

  1. Glenn Gould
  2. Bryan Adams
  3. Celine Dion
  4. Bryan Adams
  5. Rush
  6. Neil Young
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Canadian music artists (or bands) who are well-known internationally

  1. Glenn Gould
  2. Bryan Adams
  3. Celine Dion
  4. Bryan Adams
  5. Rush
  6. Neil Young
  7. Barenaked Ladies
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Canadian music artists (or bands) who are well-known internationally

  1. Glenn Gould
  2. Bryan Adams
  3. Celine Dion
  4. Bryan Adams
  5. Rush
  6. Neil Young
  7. Barenaked Ladies
  8. Klaatu (not the Beatles)
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Canadian music artists (or bands) who are well-known internationally

  1. Glenn Gould
  2. Bryan Adams
  3. Celine Dion
  4. Bryan Adams
  5. Rush
  6. Neil Young
  7. Barenaked Ladies
  8. Klaatu (not the Beatles)
  9. Leonard Cohen