Yeah -- was going to say pretty sure he's still around.
Which music artist would be your choice to come back
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Yeah -- was going to say pretty sure he's still around.
1.) Dan Fogelberg
2.) Tommy Bolin of Zephyr , James Gang , Deep Purple , etc.
3.) Glenn Frey
4.) Toy and Tommy Caldwell of The Marshall Tucker Band
5.) Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzy
6.) Dave Peverett and Rod Price of FOGHAT
7.) Terry Kath of CHICAGO
8.) David Bowie
9.) Mark Ronson of David Bowie , Mott The Hoople , Ian Hunter , etc.
10.) B.B. King w/ Lucille
11.) Ronnie Montrose
12.) Les Paul
13. ) Chuck Berry
14.) John Wetton of Asia , Uriah Heep , King Krimson , etc.
15.) Steve Mariott of Small Faces , Humble Pie
16.) Leslie West of The Vagrants , Mountain , etc.
17.) Andrew Gold with Linda Ronstadt , solo , etc.
18.) Lou Reed
19.) Peter Green
20.) Otis Redding
2.) Tommy Bolin of Zephyr , James Gang , Deep Purple , etc.
3.) Glenn Frey
4.) Toy and Tommy Caldwell of The Marshall Tucker Band
5.) Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzy
6.) Dave Peverett and Rod Price of FOGHAT
7.) Terry Kath of CHICAGO
8.) David Bowie
9.) Mark Ronson of David Bowie , Mott The Hoople , Ian Hunter , etc.
10.) B.B. King w/ Lucille
11.) Ronnie Montrose
12.) Les Paul
13. ) Chuck Berry
14.) John Wetton of Asia , Uriah Heep , King Krimson , etc.
15.) Steve Mariott of Small Faces , Humble Pie
16.) Leslie West of The Vagrants , Mountain , etc.
17.) Andrew Gold with Linda Ronstadt , solo , etc.
18.) Lou Reed
19.) Peter Green
20.) Otis Redding
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John Bonham. Problem is he’d be young and Led Zep is a bunch of old guys.
Obviously Sammy Kershaw is. I wasn’t thinking of dead people; just artists that faded out of the light. Sorry I posted, SMH
Mike Bloomfield, Roy Buchanan, Leon Russell
I appreciate the wat this list brings back a lotta great music memories.
I appreciate the wat this list brings back a lotta great music memories.
I remember playing Carney on my “stereo” over and over again as a kid.
I’ll go with Janis Joplin I guess.
All Apologies and Heart Shaped Box are off "in utero" and are classic grunge. But, agreed two songs don't an album make. Me? I'm too old to be a grunge guy and I prefer REM, but they were a decade earlier. Nirvana was a phenomenon like the Beatles were in the 60's. But I did not appreciate this self-destructive nihilism affecting the youth, it is very dangerous and spiritually unhealthy. I gave away my Nirvana CDs when Cobain was gone. No Hero worship here, though this may have shocked the youth back into a living a meaningful existence.
But, "keep the hero-worship in check? What! Are you a deputy of the Hero police? The Thread police?
C'mon, man !
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No doubt for me. It would be Duane Allman.
Another one that was gone too soon and is largely forgotten and under appreciated today is Ronnie Lane.
One of the best concerts I ever attended was an outdoor concert in Conshohocken, PA with Freddie King and Leon Russell in 1971 or 1972. King died at the early age of 56.
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I loved what Dave Stewart was doing with the spiritual cowboys, but I fear that spark is gone.
So I will enjoy the catalogue that exists.
So I will enjoy the catalogue that exists.
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