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Reply #30 posted 11/11/08 10:35pm

shesoffthewall

Cinnamon234 said:

McCartney and Jagger shouldn't have placed so high, but other than that it was a fair list. Much respect to Aretha btw, she has a voice like no other.


I agree those are WTF moments, but I am happy for Aretha that she's still getting "respect."
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Reply #31 posted 11/11/08 10:54pm

Sdldawn

oh please.. McCartney's vocals during the beatle era are some of rocks best moment.. A la Helter Skelter..
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Reply #32 posted 11/11/08 10:57pm

NMusiqNSoul

^^ it''s all about opinion. thats why lists like this suck ass anyway i personally would put ray charles or donny hathaway number one. but you cant argue with preference, i was never big on paul or mick's voice myself.
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Reply #33 posted 11/11/08 10:59pm

Sdldawn

I ain't sayin paul should get no. 1.. but he deserves recognition vocally..
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Reply #34 posted 11/12/08 8:19am

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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

She smokes the hell out of probably every single person on that list I'm sure lol


As much as people talk about her on here im suprised at the love she is getting...I do agree....she is the best I'd say for that era
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Reply #35 posted 11/12/08 8:37am

motownlover

Cinnamon234 said:

McCartney and Jagger shouldn't have placed so high, but other than that it was a fair list. Much respect to Aretha btw, she has a voice like no other.



indeed how can paul have a higher place then little richard ? little richard is a better singer. and he was there before paul. and all these RS lists have faults imo. just with the top 100 immortals , i mean how can nirvana be more "immortal then michael jackson? if he influenced almost every artist today in some way.
when they perform they do 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 or 5 of his steps. and he took them from people like jackie wilson and brown and jeff daniel.
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Reply #36 posted 11/12/08 5:32pm

RipHer2Shreds

I'm usually the one saying, "Who cares about lists?" but...

...Bob Dylan at No. 7...

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Reply #37 posted 11/13/08 4:01am

Marrk

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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Marrk said:

fair enough.

eek Damn! Where have you been?! hug


wave Hiya Supa! i've been about! biggrin
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Reply #38 posted 11/16/08 4:56pm

shesoffthewall

For those that are interested, here is the entire list.

The 100 Greatest Singers of All Time

1 | Aretha Franklin

2 | Ray Charles

3 | Elvis Presley

4 | Sam Cooke

5 | John Lennon

6 | Marvin Gaye

7 | Bob Dylan

8 | Otis Redding

9 | Stevie Wonder

10 | James Brown

11 | Paul McCartney

12 | Little Richard

13 | Roy Orbison

14 | Al Green

15 | Robert Plant

16 | Mick Jagger

17 | Tina Turner

18 | Freddie Mercury

19 | Bob Marley

20 | Smokey Robinson

21 | Johnny Cash

22 | Etta James

23 | David Bowie

24 | Van Morrison

25 | Michael Jackson

26 | Jackie Wilson

27 | Hank Williams

28 | Janis Joplin

29 | Nina Simone

30 | Prince

31 | Howlin' Wolf

32 | Bono

33 | Steve Winwood

34 | Whitney Houston

35 | Dusty Springfield

36 | Bruce Springsteen

37 | Neil Young

38 | Elton John

39 | Jeff Buckley

40 | Curtis Mayfield

41 | Chuck Berry

42 | Joni Mitchell

43 | George Jones

44 | Bobby "Blue" Bland

45 | Kurt Cobain

46 | Patsy Cline

47 | Jim Morrison

48 | Buddy Holly

49 | Donny Hathaway

50 | Bonnie Raitt

51 | Gladys Knight

52 | Brian Wilson

53 | Muddy Waters

54 | Luther Vandross

55 | Paul Rodgers

56 | Mavis Staples

57 | Eric Burdon

58 | Christina Aguilera

59 | Rod Stewart

60 | Björk

61 | Roger Daltrey

62 | Lou Reed

63 | Dion

64 | Axl Rose

65 | David Ruffin

66 | Thom Yorke

67 | Jerry Lee Lewis

68 | Wilson Pickett

69 | Ronnie Spector

70 | Gregg Allman

71 | Toots HIbbert

72 | John Fogerty

73 | Dolly Parton

74 | James Taylor

75 | Iggy Pop

76 | Steve Perry

77 | Merle Haggard

78 | Sly Stone

79 | Mariah Carey

80 | Frankie Valli

81 | John Lee Hooker

82 | Tom Waits

83 | Patti Smith

84 | Darlene Love

85 | Sam Moore

86 | Art Garfunkel

87 | Don Henley

88 | Willie Nelson

89 | Solomon Burke

90 | The Everly Brothers

91 | Levon Helm

92 | Morrissey

93 | Annie Lennox

94 | Karen Carpenter

95 | Patti LaBelle

96 | B.B. King

97 | Joe Cocker

98 | Stevie Nicks

99 | Steven Tyler

100 | Mary J. Blige

http://www.rollingstone.c...2/page/103
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