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Top 100 Favourite Male Vocalists Final plus # 1
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stonerblue
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dodgy looking rockerWho the fuck is DLR?
OB1
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Decent voice in the right circumstances (ie the studio) but he didn’t sound like his voice responded well to the rigours of touring.
RJD was mustard though and one I voted for.
Bonnet was OK but not really a patch on Dio in terms of fit. JLT was a better fit than Bonnet but Dio was the man.
OB1
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Paul McCartney Paul Rodgers Morrissey Steve Marriott Roy Orbison Bruce Springsteen Al Green Peter Gabriel Jon Anderson Michael Jackson Stevie Wonder Steve Perry Art Garfunkel Luther Vandross Levi Stubbs Scott Walker
Steve Perry was my #4 and Jon Anderson was in my 10. Bruce and Paul Rodgers would be in my top 20.
Exeter Blue I am here
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With the inclusion of Dio I am going to ask a question that will possibly bring me abuse. Though he won't feature in this list what do people make of Graham Bonnet as a singer?
Back in the day I remember expressing the opinion to my denim and patch wearing schoolmates that he might not look the part but he had a pretty good voice. Seem to remember their response to me was something along the lines of 'fuck off you two-tone wanker'.
All heavy metal vocalists sound pretty much alike to me and I voted for not a one of them, even though I do like the odd heavy metal album.
Like the “fuck off you two tone wanker” jibe by the way. Coming from the kind of small West Country town where bikers proliferate, I was occasionally on the receiving end of similar ’banter’ myself!
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Paul McCartney Paul Rodgers Morrissey Steve Marriott Roy Orbison Bruce Springsteen Al Green Peter Gabriel Jon Anderson Michael Jackson Stevie Wonder Steve Perry Art Garfunkel Luther Vandross Levi Stubbs Scott Walker
5 in now I think. Slightly concerned that my #1 isn't going to get a look in but then with 4 other votes for Levi Stubbs there are clearly people of discernment on this forum so there is hope :-)
bavarian blue
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How could I forget Scott Walker.?
Exeter Blue I am here
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5 in now I think. Slightly concerned that my #1 isn't going to get a look in but then with 4 other votes for Levi Stubbs there are clearly people of discernment on this forum so there is hope :-)
Full of surprises these charts. Tom Jones down in 74, Mick Jagger in 62 and I’m staggered that neither Art Garfunkel nor Roy Orbison has made the top 10.
I would imagine we’ve got John Lennon, Elvis, Otis Redding, Robert Plant, Freddie Mercury and Frank Sinatra, still to come, but I’m struggling as regards the other 4. I had Eric Burden in mine and he doesn’t look like he’s gonna break the top 100
GornikDaze
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No Chris Cornell yet, unless he only got my voteFull of surprises these charts. Tom Jones down in 74, Mick Jagger in 62 and I’m staggered that neither Art Garfunkel nor Roy Orbison has made the top 10.
I would imagine we’ve got John Lennon, Elvis, Otis Redding, Robert Plant, Freddie Mercury and Frank Sinatra, still to come, but I’m struggling as regards the other 4. I had Eric Burden in mine and he doesn’t look like he’s gonna break the top 100
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Cmon guys how the fuck on gods good earth can Nat King Cole be no 30 best vocalist that ever lived. He has to be in anybodies top 10. I thought we were voting for vocal ability, not the size of preening self styled rock gods cod pieces.