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The most influential musicians of all time? The Beatles
Robert Johnson Duke Ellington Sun Ra Miles Davis Eric B & Rakim Louis Armstrong James Brown Bessie Smith Beethoven To name a few...what do other people think? His royal purpleness of course is on this list, but who else? | |
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durruti said: The Beatles
Robert Johnson Duke Ellington Sun Ra Miles Davis Eric B & Rakim Louis Armstrong James Brown Bessie Smith Beethoven To name a few...what do other people think? His royal purpleness of course is on this list, but who else? Jimi Hendrix has influenced at least two generations of guitar players.It's hard to gauge how influential he remains in today's era of disposable "artists", but I suppose that can be said about the other greats you have listed as well. "...all you need ...is justa touch...of mojo hand....." | |
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Yeah, Hendrix...Also Bach, Charlie Parker, Debussy, Muddy Waters,Ravel, Sly Stone, Stravinsky, Led Zeppelin, George Clinton, Stevie... [This message was edited Fri May 21 5:12:02 2004 by paligap] " I've got six things on my mind --you're no longer one of them." - Paddy McAloon, Prefab Sprout | |
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Where's Stevie Wonder on your list?  |
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durruti said: The Beatles
Robert Johnson Duke Ellington Sun Ra Miles Davis Eric B & Rakim Louis Armstrong James Brown Bessie Smith Beethoven To name a few...what do other people think? His royal purpleness of course is on this list, but who else? Eric B and Rakim!? . |
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durruti said: The Beatles
Robert Johnson Duke Ellington Sun Ra Miles Davis Eric B & Rakim Louis Armstrong James Brown Bessie Smith Beethoven To name a few...what do other people think? His royal purpleness of course is on this list, but who else? What about Chuck Berry Buddy Holly Elvis The Beach Boys Bob Dylan David Bowie Stevie Wonder Mozart . |
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I did forget alot..Dylan actually influenced the Beatles. Eric B & Rakim changed Rap lyrically. You had to be able to actually spit by the time they came out. Paid in full is probably one if not the best Hip-hop album of all time in my humble opinion. Ohhh I hate Elvis! | |
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durruti said: I did forget alot..Dylan actually influenced the Beatles. Eric B & Rakim changed Rap lyrically. You had to be able to actually spit by the time they came out. Paid in full is probably one if not the best Hip-hop album of all time in my humble opinion. Ohhh I hate Elvis!
Sorry to tell you, but there would be no Beatles or Bob Dylan without Elvis  | |
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Chuck Berry
Jimi Hendrix James Brown Free Your Mind...And Your Ass Will Follow | |
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oops i forgot David Hasselhoff   Free Your Mind...And Your Ass Will Follow | |
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funkadelic11 said: oops i forgot David Hasselhoff
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AndGodCreatedMe said: funkadelic11 said: oops i forgot David Hasselhoff
lol don't u agree ?  Free Your Mind...And Your Ass Will Follow | |
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WildStyle said: durruti said: I did forget alot..Dylan actually influenced the Beatles. Eric B & Rakim changed Rap lyrically. You had to be able to actually spit by the time they came out. Paid in full is probably one if not the best Hip-hop album of all time in my humble opinion. Ohhh I hate Elvis!
Sorry to tell you, but there would be no Beatles or Bob Dylan without Elvis And there would be no Elvis without the black artists he stole from  | |
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Ya'll fools should've mentioned:
Billie "Lady Day" Holiday-She's the MOST IMPORTAN female jazz singer *period* Chaka "Wild Chile" Khan-Everyone 2day bite her style from MJB to Erykah Badu. I think what she delievered is as important as Aretha's probably even more cuz Chaka explored EDGIER aspects of music in which other black pre4mers haven't explored yet(One of the most important FEMALE FUSION artists). Thats probably why white folks are not fimiliar with her, cuz the bitch don't play it safe, the mainstream is not ready 4 such free spirit. Its really sad to say that Chaka's legacy may neva get eknowledged till she's dead & gone. Sarah "Sass" Vaughan-Jazz bitches 2day are doing to her what RnB bitches are doing to Chaka. Biting her style, phrases and the whole shebang. Herbie Hancock-One of the greatest jazz innovators after Miles' era. Roy Ayres-He's the other opposite half of Lionle Hampton Lionle Hampton-I think he really shined after he split from Benny Goodman. MJ-Say as much as you want to, but the man is a VERY important pop figure whether you eknowledge it or not(waaaay mo' important that Maddy, chill btw). Prince-One of the last innovators in the music biz. | |
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durruti said: WildStyle said: Sorry to tell you, but there would be no Beatles or Bob Dylan without Elvis And there would be no Elvis without the black artists he stole from Damn right. Without Chuck Berry & Jackie Wilson,,,Elvis would be a lost sperm to say the least(and I'm being polite btw). | |
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BOWIE WHAT IF THERE IS NO TOMORROW? THERE WASN'T ONE TODAY! | |
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durruti said: WildStyle said: Sorry to tell you, but there would be no Beatles or Bob Dylan without Elvis And there would be no Elvis without the black artists he stole from PRETTY MUCH!! Same goes for Led Zepplin...even though I love Led's stuff. [This message was edited Fri May 21 19:28:43 2004 by SteamForest] I will do today what you won't, so tomorrow I can do what you can't. | |
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Why stole? Wasn't he just performing a genre of music that just hapened to be created by black people? Are black people the only ones allowed to sing R&B? Weren't The Beatles and The Rolling Stones performing black music as well? Why didn't they "steal" it? [This message was edited Fri May 21 22:26:36 2004 by WildStyle] | |
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Harlepolis said: Ya'll fools should've mentioned:
Billie "Lady Day" Holiday-She's the MOST IMPORTAN female jazz singer *period* Chaka "Wild Chile" Khan-Everyone 2day bite her style from MJB to Erykah Badu. I think what she delievered is as important as Aretha's probably even more cuz Chaka explored EDGIER aspects of music in which other black pre4mers haven't explored yet(One of the most important FEMALE FUSION artists). Thats probably why white folks are not fimiliar with her, cuz the bitch don't play it safe, the mainstream is not ready 4 such free spirit. Its really sad to say that Chaka's legacy may neva get eknowledged till she's dead & gone. Sarah "Sass" Vaughan-Jazz bitches 2day are doing to her what RnB bitches are doing to Chaka. Biting her style, phrases and the whole shebang. Herbie Hancock-One of the greatest jazz innovators after Miles' era. Roy Ayres-He's the other opposite half of Lionle Hampton Lionle Hampton-I think he really shined after he split from Benny Goodman. MJ-Say as much as you want to, but the man is a VERY important pop figure whether you eknowledge it or not(waaaay mo' important that Maddy, chill btw). Prince-One of the last innovators in the music biz. beck is an innovator |
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durruti said: The Beatles
Robert Johnson Duke Ellington Sun Ra Miles Davis Eric B & Rakim Louis Armstrong James Brown Bessie Smith Beethoven To name a few...what do other people think? His royal purpleness of course is on this list, but who else? this is coming from a guy who was a huge huge fan at age 15, bought one of the first pressings of PAID IN FULL on vinyl, still has it tucked away safe and sound to this very day, and saw the guys live in 1986 and 1988. ERIC B AND RAKIM on a most influential musician of all time list? WHAT THE FUCK !?!?!?!?
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James Brown
George Clinton Sly Stone Bootsy Collins Prince Stevie Wonder The Temptations The Rollingstones Led Zepplin Madonna | |
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chrisslope9 said: durruti said: The Beatles
Robert Johnson Duke Ellington Sun Ra Miles Davis Eric B & Rakim Louis Armstrong James Brown Bessie Smith Beethoven To name a few...what do other people think? His royal purpleness of course is on this list, but who else? this is coming from a guy who was a huge huge fan at age 15, bought one of the first pressings of PAID IN FULL on vinyl, still has it tucked away safe and sound to this very day, and saw the guys live in 1986 and 1988. ERIC B AND RAKIM on a most influential musician of all time list? WHAT THE FUCK !?!?!?!?
[This message was edited Sat May 22 0:59:43 2004 by chrisslope9] [This message was edited Sat May 22 1:01:13 2004 by chrisslope9] I didn't claim to be the smartist guy in the world | |
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Like it or not, they were truly influential. NEW WAVE FOREVER: SLAVE TO THE WAVE FROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE. | |
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sex pistols !!!
they spawned hundreds of new bands overnight , slf,the clash,gen x, siouxsie, etc etc ! | |
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Black Sabbath...
Next to The Beatles they have influenced more artists than any other. | |
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Neil Young | |
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chuck berry 
little richard
buddy holly | |
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durruti said: chrisslope9 said: this is coming from a guy who was a huge huge fan at age 15, bought one of the first pressings of PAID IN FULL on vinyl, still has it tucked away safe and sound to this very day, and saw the guys live in 1986 and 1988. ERIC B AND RAKIM on a most influential musician of all time list? WHAT THE FUCK !?!?!?!?
[This message was edited Sat May 22 0:59:43 2004 by chrisslope9] [This message was edited Sat May 22 1:01:13 2004 by chrisslope9] I didn't claim to be the smartist guy in the world Your inclusion of Erik B & Rakim had me scratching my head a bit too, until I thought about their influence in the hip hop genre. But you see, your qualifier "musicians," is something that is gonna put a lot of people off when you include rappers/lyricists in the bunch.  This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes. | |
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WildStyle said: Why stole? Wasn't he just performing a genre of music that just hapened to be created by black people? Are black people the only ones allowed to sing R&B? Weren't The Beatles and The Rolling Stones performing black music as well? Why didn't they "steal" it?
[This message was edited Fri May 21 22:26:36 2004 by WildStyle] The Beatles and The Rolling Stones gave credit where credit was due though. I will do today what you won't, so tomorrow I can do what you can't. | |
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