If you could bring any figure from music history back from the dead who would you bring?

Caprica: Granted, the consequences of bringing Zoe Graystone back from the dead are pretty far-reaching. After all, it results in the creation of the Cylons and the eventual decimation of humanity. But when Joseph Adama encounters a computerized copy of his dead daughter, her concerns with being back from the dead are more immediate.

Without a living body, she has no pulse and just generally feels wrong, to the extent that she can't stand being semi-alive this way. "Playback" Arthur C. Clarke: Caprica's borrowed a page from Clarke here, who wrote a tale of aliens who try to bring a pilot back to life after his ship explodes.

They manage to restore all of his memories, but have no idea what kind of body he had, and he's a bit depressed to find that he's just a non-corporeal simulation. "The River Styx Runs Upstream" by Dan Simmons: When a young boy's mother dies, his father has her body resurrected.