fav artists in different genres of music?

[freddie1105]

sandy denny folk singer. best writer of 20th century. Robert Zimmerman! no question. greatest rock vocalist. steve Marriott. best rock band. zeppelin, can't see an argument against that one. so innovative . bohnam and jones? glam rock. marc bolan

 

[freddie1105]

lest I forget. popular music. the Beatles

 

[freddie1105]

greatest guitarist rock music? james marshall hendrix

 

[Pushed it n rode it]

I'll go with all of those, Stan Webb's chicken shack, bad company, free, the list is endless. Oh and a bit of deep purple. Them were the days when I had hair to shake about.

 

[Craig]

Paul Rodgers was/is great vocalist , always liked E-Street Band , Clapton , Neil Young , Dylan for sure ... and of course J. Joplin ...

 

[Pushed it n rode it]

Rush, with the late great Neil Peart.

 

[Beach]

Don Henley , John Prine, Robert Cray and Michael Hurley( unique and under appreciated).

 

[Pushed it n rode it]

Stevie Ray, and have you heard Ben Harper's version of Voodoo Chile. Mr Hendrix would have appreciated it, maybe ?

 

[Pushed it n rode it]

sandy denny folk singer. best writer of 20th century. Robert Zimmerman! no question. greatest rock vocalist. steve Marriott. best rock band. zeppelin, can't see an argument against that one. so innovative . bohnam and jones? glam rock. marc bolan

I have plenty of sandy Denny and what's left of fairport convention are still doing their annual reunion up the road in cropredy. Pegg'y used to live in the village. Bless her what a voice.

 

[Pushed it n rode it]

Don Henley , John Prine, Robert Cray and Michael Hurley( unique and under appreciated).

Saw Robert Cray years back in Birmingham (the real one) England and he was awesome.

 

[freddie1105]

Rush, with the late great Neil Peart.

understand peart. but for me. Bohnam. didn't need a kit the size of a house to bang out the best and heaviest drumming iv'e ever heard

 

[freddie1105]

Paul Rodgers was/is great vocalist , always liked E-Street Band , Clapton , Neil Young , Dylan for sure ... and of course J. Joplin ...

e street band was nils Lofgren an absolute master, ditto the eagles with joe walsh

 

[Pushed it n rode it]

understand peart. but for me. Bohnam. didn't need a kit the size of a house to bang out the best and heaviest drumming iv'e ever heard

And still lauded as the best by all his contemporaries, moby dick !!!!

 

[freddie1105]

I'll go with all of those, Stan Webb's chicken shack, bad company, free, the list is endless. Oh and a bit of deep purple. Them were the days when I had hair to shake about.

child in time live. gillan and blackmore.

 

[Beach]

Annie Lennox...A real talent

 

[freddie1105]

Don Henley , John Prine, Robert Cray and Michael Hurley( unique and under appreciated).

don Henley. really? ok

 

[freddie1105]

Annie Lennox...A real talent

compared to kate bush? best singer songwriter female ever for me

 

[freddie1105]

as we are mostly guys. best video. the mcoys, hang on sloopy. song ain't bad either!

 

[NPeteN]

Sabbath over Zeppelin everyday of the week, sorry Freddie.
Rod Stewart can do no wrong.
Hank WIlliams, Jerry J. Walker, BIlly Joe Shaver.
The Replacements, Modern Lovers.
NYC Punk, English punk was just O.K.

Of course, many others.

 

[freddie1105]

took rod stewart and Ronnie wood to replace Marriott. never managed it. didn't have any where near the vocal range. sabbath are, were a brilliant band. musical diversity over zeppelin? never. patti smith and the like weren't even referred to as punks until the pistols et al.