Protein Junkie
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Top 100 Favourite Male Vocalists Final plus # 1
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GoatersLeftShin
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Too right!I voted for him and was surprised he was so low, he's still got it too.
Saw him about 3 or 4 years ago at the Apollo! Superb night and I almost forgot what a good pianist he is as you tend to focus on the voice!
Mad Eyed Screamer
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I never knew you cared..... ;)Don't say that!
Though, if you and your eleventeen accounts avoid any music polls that would be splendid, thanks
Exeter Blue I am here
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I had him as well. A big fat 7 points. Mainly for songs like this...no auto tune or miming...
And only 1 other person voted for Mark Hollis? Heathens the lot of you.
I should have had him in mine really, but there’s just something about him I’m not keen on. Terrific singer. This slice of quasi Motown is my favourite…
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FogBlueInSanFran
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Was it the one with the awful "Night Moves" or the terrible "Beautiful Loser" or the horrific "Against The Wind"? :)I was actually listening to a Seger album in the car driving home today.
Bill Walker
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I should have had him in mine really, but there’s just something about him I’m not keen on. Terrific singer. This slice of quasi Motown is my favourite…
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Tom was always acting the sex symbol for the ladies, that sorta turned me off him tbh. He is a great singer though....Tony Christie didnt do any of that look at me shit and was/is a better singer with a more powerful voice than any other singer I've seen. I know power isnt everything but I was absolutely blown away by how good he was.
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I remember this one great song
Tom had women falling at his feet
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Blimey, Robert Vaughn and Nyree Dawn Porter! (and the other fella who was in space 1999 too)
A few years back, for reasons that were never entirely clear to me, he came and officially opened the learning hub at our small local primary school. Because of the Peter Kay hook up even the little ones knew who he was. Seemed like a nice guy and surprisingly slight given how powerful his voice was.
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Bill Walker
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Yeah good memories of that showBlimey, Robert Vaughn and Nyree Dawn Porter! (and the other fella who was in space 1999 too)
A few years back, for reasons that were never entirely clear to me, he came and officially opened the learning hub at our small local primary school. Because of the Peter Kay hook up even the little ones knew who he was. Seemed like a nice guy and surprisingly slight given how powerful his voice was.
He was diminutive, but bloody hell could he belt it out
He hardly needed a microphone :)
Protein Junkie
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