Vocals: Otis Redding

I always liked his albums because my old man used to play quite a lot of soul music when I was a kid. I watched him on Ready Steady Go! and thought he was amazing.

Guitar: Keith Richards

You don't get much more down and dirty than Keith Richards. In the Rolling Stones' heyday, he was the ultimate rock'n'roll guitar player. No-one could touch him.

Bass: Donald 'Duck' Dunn

He was the bass player in the Blues Brothers band and on a lot of Otis Redding records, too. He was a great blues bass player; he's kind of odd-looking, but he's brilliant.

Drums: Phil Rudd

AC/DC's Rudd is one of the simplest drummers but also one of the dirtiest groove drummers there's ever been. He's very under-rated. He plays with a cigarette in his mouth, which makes him look pretty cool.

Keyboard: Stevie Wonder

He's quite good on the keys, isn't he? He could do backing vocals as well. Stevie could be the lead songwriter in this blues rock band; he and Keith Richards could probably write a few tunes together. This would work, I think. They'd sell a few records.