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GUITAR Jimi Hendrix (The Isley Brothers, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Band Of Gypsys) Eric Clapton ( John Mayall`s Bluesbreakers, The Yardbirds, Cream, Blind Faith, Delaney, Bonnie, & Friends,Derek & The Dominos, Eric Clapton & Friends, Solo Career) Jeff Beck (The Yardbirds, Jeff Beck Group, Beck, Bogert, & Appice, Jeff Beck and Jan Hammer,Solo Career) Jimmy Page (The Yardbirds, The New Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin,The Firm, Studio Musician) Alex Lifeson (Rush) Joe Walsh ( The Measles(when he was going to Kent state).The James Gang,Barnstorm, The Eagles) Carlos Santana (Santana) Frank Zappa (The Mothers Of Invention, Solo career) Leslie West (Mountain, The Leslie West Band) Eddie Van Halen ( Van Halen, Van Hagar) BASS GUITAR John Paul Jones (The New Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin, Them Crooked Vultures) Geddy Lee (Rush) Glenn Hughes (Trapeze, Deep Purple, Black Country Communion, Solo Career) Geezer Butler (Black Sabbath) Michael Anthony (Van Halen, Van Hagar, Chickenfoot) Mel Schracher (Grand Funk Railroad) Paul McCartney (The Beatles, Wings, Solo Career) Roger Glover (Deep Purple) Chris Squire (Yes) Dusty Rhoads (ZZ Top) DRUMS John "Bonzo" Bonham ( The New Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin) Keith "Moonie" Moon (The Who) Neal Peart (Rush) Mitch Mitchell (The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Band Of Gypsys) Ian Paice (Deep Purple) Bill Ward (Black Sabbath) Steve Smith ( Journey) Billy Cobham (Marhavishnu Orchestra) Frank Beard (ZZ Top) Joey Kramer ( Aerosmith) VOCALS Robert Plant (The New Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin, The Honeydrippers, Solo Career, Robert Plant & Allison Krause) Linda Rondstat (The Stone Ponies, Solo Career) Roger Daltry (The Who) Glenn Hughes (See Bass player information) Mick Jagger (The Rolling Stones) BB King Muddy Waters Howlin` Wolf Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull) Jon Anderson (Yes) KEYBOARDS Billy Preston (aka The Fifth Beatle) Richard Wright (Pink Floyd) Keith Emerson (The Nice, Emerson,Lake,& Palmer) Rick Wakeman (Yes) Lee Michaels Tony Banks (Genesis) Moses Tyson (Christian Recording Artist) Jon Lord (Deep Purple) Ken Hensley (Uriah Heep) Isao Tomita (Tomita) BANDS Led Zeppelin The Allman Brothers The Who The Rolling Stones Grand Funk Railroad The Eagles Bob Seeger & The Silver Bullet Band The Beatles Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble The Guess Who |
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Robert Johnson: the list of people he inspired says enough about his ability. Kirk Hammett: if you ever saw him live, there is no doubt he belongs in the conversation Ingvey Monshtien: he makes Satriani look like he’s all thumbs. Buddy Guy: another one whose influence spans decades. Chuck Berry: I know what you are thinking, but just think about how far ahead of the curve he was. He NEVER gets the credit he deserves. Then we have the ones that need no qualifiers Page Clapton Hendrix Chet Atkins Stevie Ray Vaughan Wow, ten already? And I haven’t even gotten to classical guitarist! Honorable mention; Glen Campbell: I know, I know, but when you hear people like Beck and Elvis Costello talk about the complexity of his play, you probably should take notice. Eddie Van Halen: innovator, `nough said! |
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Billy Gibbons-Guitar
Dimebag Darrell-Guitar Ridrigo-Guitar Gabrielle-Guitar Tony Iomi-Guitar Stevie Ray Vaughn-Guitar David Gilmour-Guiotar Marty Friedman-Guitar Chet Atkins-Guitar Wurzel-Guitar Bruce Dickinson-Vocals Rob Halford-Vocals Robert Plant-Vocals Ronnie James Dio-Vocals Ozzy Ozborne-Vocals Jon Oliva-Vocals David Wayne-Vocals Hank 3-Vocals Jon Josef-Vocals Roger Daltry-Vocals Steve Harris-Bass Geezer Butler-Bass Les Claypool-Bass Victor Wooten-Bass Lemmy-Bass Cliff Burton-Bass Dave Ellifson-Bass John McVie-Bass John Entwistle-Bass Sean Yseult-Bass Nicko McBrain-Drums Nick Menza-Drums Alex Van Halen-Drums Frank Beard-Drums Meg White-Drums Tim Alexander-Drums Keith Moon-Drums Neil Peart-Drums Taylor Hawkins-Drums Ginger Baker-Drums I would like to add as an honorable mention Ann Wilson, Pat Benetar, Nancy Wilson, and Doro Pesche |
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In no particular order. GUITAR Jimi Hendrix (The Isley Brothers, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Band Of Gypsys) Eric Clapton ( John Mayall`s Bluesbreakers, The Yardbirds, Cream, Blind Faith, Delaney, Bonnie, & Friends,Derek & The Dominos, Eric Clapton & Friends, Solo Career) Jeff Beck (The Yardbirds, Jeff Beck Group, Beck, Bogert, & Appice, Jeff Beck and Jan Hammer,Solo Career) Jimmy Page (The Yardbirds, The New Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin,The Firm, Studio Musician) Alex Lifeson (Rush) Joe Walsh ( The Measles(when he was going to Kent state).The James Gang,Barnstorm, The Eagles) Carlos Santana (Santana) Frank Zappa (The Mothers Of Invention, Solo career) Leslie West (Mountain,West Bruce & Laing, The Leslie West Band) Eddie Van Halen ( Van Halen, Van Hagar) BASS GUITAR John Paul Jones (The New Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin, Them Crooked Vultures) Geddy Lee (Rush) Glenn Hughes (Trapeze, Deep Purple, Black Country Communion, Solo Career) Geezer Butler (Black Sabbath) Michael Anthony (Van Halen, Van Hagar, Chickenfoot) Mel Schracher (Grand Funk Railroad) Paul McCartney (The Beatles, Wings, Solo Career) Roger Glover (Deep Purple) Chris Squire (Yes) Dusty Rhoads (ZZ Top) DRUMS John "Bonzo" Bonham ( The New Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin) Keith "Moonie" Moon (The Who) Neal Peart (Rush) Mitch Mitchell (The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Band Of Gypsys) Ian Paice (Deep Purple) Bill Ward (Black Sabbath) Steve Smith ( Journey) Billy Cobham (Marhavishnu Orchestra) Frank Beard (ZZ Top) Joey Kramer ( Aerosmith) VOCALS Robert Plant (The New Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin, The Honeydrippers, Solo Career, Robert Plant & Allison Krause) Linda Rondstat (The Stone Ponies, Solo Career) Roger Daltry (The Who) Glenn Hughes (See Bass player information) Mick Jagger (The Rolling Stones) BB King Muddy Waters Howlin` Wolf Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull) Jon Anderson (Yes) KEYBOARDS Billy Preston (aka The Fifth Beatle) Richard Wright (Pink Floyd) Keith Emerson (The Nice, Emerson,Lake,& Palmer) Rick Wakeman (Yes) Lee Michaels Tony Banks (Genesis) Moses Tyson (Christian Recording Artist) Jon Lord (Deep Purple) Ken Hensley (Uriah Heep) Isao Tomita (Tomita) BANDS Led Zeppelin The Allman Brothers The Who The Rolling Stones Grand Funk Railroad The Eagles Bob Seeger & The Silver Bullet Band The Beatles Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble The Guess Who I also would like to make an honorable mention list for Guitar Players. In no particular order. Stevie Ray Vaughn (Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble) Steve Vai (Frank Zappa, David Lee Roth) Billy Gibbons (ZZ Top) Michael Rutherford (Genesis) Robert Fripp (King Crimson) Kim Simmons (Savoy Brown) Ronnie Montrose (Montrose) Rick Derringer ( The McCoys, Johnny Winter And, The Edgar Winter Group, Solo Career) Brian May (Queen) Paul Kossoff (Free) VOCALIST How did leave him off of my original list Freddie Mercury (Queen) One of the greatest front man for a band ever. Ian Gillian (Deep Purple) David Gilmour (Pink Floyd also honorable mention for Guitar) Roger Waters (Pink Floyd also honorable mention for Bass Guitar) Sammy Hagar (Montrose, Van Halen aka Van Hagar, Chickenfoot, Solo Career) Joan Jett The Runaways, Joan Jettt & The Blackhearts) Nicolette Larson Pat Benatar Jack Bruce (Cream, West, Bruce, & Laing also honorable mention for Bass Guitar) Leslie West (Mountain, West, Bruce & Laing, The Leslie West Band) I think I`m done for now.  
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Female Vocals Top 10 Fiona Apple Norah Jones Stevie Nicks Melissa Ethridge Martina McBride Leann Womack Gretchen Wilson Reba Mcentire Sara Evans Tracy Chapman Many, many more Some of musics most distinctive female voices listed there.   Ty for sharing.
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Billy Gibbons-Guitar Dimebag Darrell-Guitar Ridrigo-Guitar Gabrielle-Guitar Tony Iomi-Guitar Stevie Ray Vaughn-Guitar David Gilmour-Guiotar Marty Friedman-Guitar Chet Atkins-Guitar Wurzel-Guitar Bruce Dickinson-Vocals Rob Halford-Vocals Robert Plant-Vocals Ronnie James Dio-Vocals Ozzy Ozborne-Vocals Jon Oliva-Vocals David Wayne-Vocals Hank 3-Vocals Jon Josef-Vocals Roger Daltry-Vocals Steve Harris-Bass Geezer Butler-Bass Les Claypool-Bass Victor Wooten-Bass Lemmy-Bass Cliff Burton-Bass Dave Ellifson-Bass John McVie-Bass John Entwistle-Bass Sean Yseult-Bass Nicko McBrain-Drums Nick Menza-Drums Alex Van Halen-Drums Frank Beard-Drums Meg White-Drums Tim Alexander-Drums Keith Moon-Drums Neil Peart-Drums Taylor Hawkins-Drums Ginger Baker-Drums Dang dude i think you got Music Hall of fame on all of them lol. Sean Yseult great choice. Can you imagine living next to Eddie & Nick when they were kids lol FREE SHOW LETS PARTY !!! Nods @ Taylor Hawkins Foo Fighter !!! |
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In no particular order. GUITAR Jimi Hendrix (The Isley Brothers, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Band Of Gypsys) Eric Clapton ( John Mayall`s Bluesbreakers, The Yardbirds, Cream, Blind Faith, Delaney, Bonnie, & Friends,Derek & The Dominos, Eric Clapton & Friends, Solo Career) Jeff Beck (The Yardbirds, Jeff Beck Group, Beck, Bogert, & Appice, Jeff Beck and Jan Hammer,Solo Career) Jimmy Page (The Yardbirds, The New Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin,The Firm, Studio Musician) Alex Lifeson (Rush) Joe Walsh ( The Measles(when he was going to Kent state).The James Gang,Barnstorm, The Eagles) Carlos Santana (Santana) Frank Zappa (The Mothers Of Invention, Solo career) Leslie West (Mountain, The Leslie West Band) Eddie Van Halen ( Van Halen, Van Hagar) BASS GUITAR John Paul Jones (The New Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin, Them Crooked Vultures) Geddy Lee (Rush) Glenn Hughes (Trapeze, Deep Purple, Black Country Communion, Solo Career) Geezer Butler (Black Sabbath) Michael Anthony (Van Halen, Van Hagar, Chickenfoot) Mel Schracher (Grand Funk Railroad) Paul McCartney (The Beatles, Wings, Solo Career) Roger Glover (Deep Purple) Chris Squire (Yes) Dusty Rhoads (ZZ Top) DRUMS John "Bonzo" Bonham ( The New Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin) Keith "Moonie" Moon (The Who) Neal Peart (Rush) Mitch Mitchell (The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Band Of Gypsys) Ian Paice (Deep Purple) Bill Ward (Black Sabbath) Steve Smith ( Journey) Billy Cobham (Marhavishnu Orchestra) Frank Beard (ZZ Top) Joey Kramer ( Aerosmith) VOCALS Robert Plant (The New Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin, The Honeydrippers, Solo Career, Robert Plant & Allison Krause) Linda Rondstat (The Stone Ponies, Solo Career) Roger Daltry (The Who) Glenn Hughes (See Bass player information) Mick Jagger (The Rolling Stones) BB King Muddy Waters Howlin` Wolf Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull) Jon Anderson (Yes) KEYBOARDS Billy Preston (aka The Fifth Beatle) Richard Wright (Pink Floyd) Keith Emerson (The Nice, Emerson,Lake,& Palmer) Rick Wakeman (Yes) Lee Michaels Tony Banks (Genesis) Moses Tyson (Christian Recording Artist) Jon Lord (Deep Purple) Ken Hensley (Uriah Heep) Isao Tomita (Tomita) BANDS Led Zeppelin The Allman Brothers The Who The Rolling Stones Grand Funk Railroad The Eagles Bob Seeger & The Silver Bullet Band The Beatles Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble The Guess Who Love the BB King, idk how in the world i did not think of him. But Rara i am surprised with you.  No Doobie Brother's influence ? ? Adds an Honorable mention to them for you 
Love the Deep Purple Influence. Kinda surprised none of us said Ted Nugent or did we? 
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In no particular order... Robert Johnson: the list of people he inspired says enough about his ability. Kirk Hammett: if you ever saw him live, there is no doubt he belongs in the conversation Ingvey Monshtien: he makes Satriani look like he’s all thumbs. Buddy Guy: another one whose influence spans decades. Chuck Berry: I know what you are thinking, but just think about how far ahead of the curve he was. He NEVER gets the credit he deserves. Then we have the ones that need no qualifiers Page Clapton Hendrix Chet Atkins Stevie Ray Vaughan Wow, ten already? And I haven’t even gotten to classical guitarist! Honorable mention; Glen Campbell: I know, I know, but when you hear people like Beck and Elvis Costello talk about the complexity of his play, you probably should take notice. Eddie Van Halen: innovator, `nough said! Did you mean Yngwie Malmsteen? lol @Glen Campbell i hear ya there. Hmm i had to look up Chet Atkins..... This guy influenced tons of people. Thanks for sharing. |
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I would like to add as an honorable mention Ann Wilson, Pat Benetar, Nancy Wilson, and Doro Pesche  Crush list huh 
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In no particular order. GUITAR Jimi Hendrix (The Isley Brothers, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Band Of Gypsys) Eric Clapton ( John Mayall`s Bluesbreakers, The Yardbirds, Cream, Blind Faith, Delaney, Bonnie, & Friends,Derek & The Dominos, Eric Clapton & Friends, Solo Career) Jeff Beck (The Yardbirds, Jeff Beck Group, Beck, Bogert, & Appice, Jeff Beck and Jan Hammer,Solo Career) Jimmy Page (The Yardbirds, The New Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin,The Firm, Studio Musician) Alex Lifeson (Rush) Joe Walsh ( The Measles(when he was going to Kent state).The James Gang,Barnstorm, The Eagles) Carlos Santana (Santana) Frank Zappa (The Mothers Of Invention, Solo career) Leslie West (Mountain,West Bruce & Laing, The Leslie West Band) Eddie Van Halen ( Van Halen, Van Hagar) BASS GUITAR John Paul Jones (The New Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin, Them Crooked Vultures) Geddy Lee (Rush) Glenn Hughes (Trapeze, Deep Purple, Black Country Communion, Solo Career) Geezer Butler (Black Sabbath) Michael Anthony (Van Halen, Van Hagar, Chickenfoot) Mel Schracher (Grand Funk Railroad) Paul McCartney (The Beatles, Wings, Solo Career) Roger Glover (Deep Purple) Chris Squire (Yes) Dusty Rhoads (ZZ Top) DRUMS John "Bonzo" Bonham ( The New Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin) Keith "Moonie" Moon (The Who) Neal Peart (Rush) Mitch Mitchell (The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Band Of Gypsys) Ian Paice (Deep Purple) Bill Ward (Black Sabbath) Steve Smith ( Journey) Billy Cobham (Marhavishnu Orchestra) Frank Beard (ZZ Top) Joey Kramer ( Aerosmith) VOCALS Robert Plant (The New Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin, The Honeydrippers, Solo Career, Robert Plant & Allison Krause) Linda Rondstat (The Stone Ponies, Solo Career) Roger Daltry (The Who) Glenn Hughes (See Bass player information) Mick Jagger (The Rolling Stones) BB King Muddy Waters Howlin` Wolf Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull) Jon Anderson (Yes) KEYBOARDS Billy Preston (aka The Fifth Beatle) Richard Wright (Pink Floyd) Keith Emerson (The Nice, Emerson,Lake,& Palmer) Rick Wakeman (Yes) Lee Michaels Tony Banks (Genesis) Moses Tyson (Christian Recording Artist) Jon Lord (Deep Purple) Ken Hensley (Uriah Heep) Isao Tomita (Tomita) BANDS Led Zeppelin The Allman Brothers The Who The Rolling Stones Grand Funk Railroad The Eagles Bob Seeger & The Silver Bullet Band The Beatles Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble The Guess Who I also would like to make an honorable mention list for Guitar Players. In no particular order. Stevie Ray Vaughn (Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble) Steve Vai (Frank Zappa, David Lee Roth) Billy Gibbons (ZZ Top) Michael Rutherford (Genesis) Robert Fripp (King Crimson) Kim Simmons (Savoy Brown) Ronnie Montrose (Montrose) Rick Derringer ( The McCoys, Johnny Winter And, The Edgar Winter Group, Solo Career) Brian May (Queen) Paul Kossoff (Free) VOCALIST How did leave him off of my original list Freddie Mercury (Queen) One of the greatest front man for a band ever. Ian Gillian (Deep Purple) David Gilmour (Pink Floyd also honorable mention for Guitar) Roger Waters (Pink Floyd also honorable mention for Bass Guitar) Sammy Hagar (Montrose, Van Halen aka Van Hagar, Chickenfoot, Solo Career) Joan Jett The Runaways, Joan Jettt & The Blackhearts) Nicolette Larson Pat Benatar Jack Bruce (Cream, West, Bruce, & Laing also honorable mention for Bass Guitar) Leslie West (Mountain, West, Bruce & Laing, The Leslie West Band) I think I`m done for now.
And still no Doobie Brothers !!!
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In no particular order... Robert Johnson: the list of people he inspired says enough about his ability. Kirk Hammett: if you ever saw him live, there is no doubt he belongs in the conversation Ingvey Monshtien: he makes Satriani look like he’s all thumbs. Buddy Guy: another one whose influence spans decades. Chuck Berry: I know what you are thinking, but just think about how far ahead of the curve he was. He NEVER gets the credit he deserves. Then we have the ones that need no qualifiers Page Clapton Hendrix Chet Atkins Stevie Ray Vaughan Wow, ten already? And I haven’t even gotten to classical guitarist! Honorable mention; Glen Campbell: I know, I know, but when you hear people like Beck and Elvis Costello talk about the complexity of his play, you probably should take notice. Eddie Van Halen: innovator, `nough said! Did you mean Yngwie Malmsteen? lol @Glen Campbell i hear ya there. Hmm i had to look up Chet Atkins..... This guy influenced tons of people. Thanks for sharing. yes...this is what happens when you post from your phone with auto spell turned on. hahaha!!! either way though, i stand by 'both' of them...lol |
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In no particular order... Robert Johnson: the list of people he inspired says enough about his ability. Kirk Hammett: if you ever saw him live, there is no doubt he belongs in the conversation Ingvey Monshtien: he makes Satriani look like he’s all thumbs. Buddy Guy: another one whose influence spans decades. Chuck Berry: I know what you are thinking, but just think about how far ahead of the curve he was. He NEVER gets the credit he deserves. Then we have the ones that need no qualifiers Page Clapton Hendrix Chet Atkins Stevie Ray Vaughan Wow, ten already? And I haven’t even gotten to classical guitarist! Honorable mention; Glen Campbell: I know, I know, but when you hear people like Beck and Elvis Costello talk about the complexity of his play, you probably should take notice. Eddie Van Halen: innovator, `nough said! Did you mean Yngwie Malmsteen? lol @Glen Campbell i hear ya there. Hmm i had to look up Chet Atkins..... This guy influenced tons of people. Thanks for sharing. yes...this is what happens when you post from your phone with auto spell turned on. hahaha!!! either way though, i stand by 'both' of them...lol Lol yeah i hate my work phone (Blackberry) small lil letters reminds me of that song i shared not to long ago http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NvgLkuEtkA itty bitty letters for our big ol fangers
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Billy Gibbons-Guitar Dimebag Darrell-Guitar Ridrigo-Guitar Gabrielle-Guitar Tony Iomi-Guitar Stevie Ray Vaughn-Guitar David Gilmour-Guiotar Marty Friedman-Guitar Chet Atkins-Guitar Wurzel-Guitar Bruce Dickinson-Vocals Rob Halford-Vocals Robert Plant-Vocals Ronnie James Dio-Vocals Ozzy Ozborne-Vocals Jon Oliva-Vocals David Wayne-Vocals Hank 3-Vocals Jon Josef-Vocals Roger Daltry-Vocals Steve Harris-Bass Geezer Butler-Bass Les Claypool-Bass Victor Wooten-Bass Lemmy-Bass Cliff Burton-Bass Dave Ellifson-Bass John McVie-Bass John Entwistle-Bass Sean Yseult-Bass Nicko McBrain-Drums Nick Menza-Drums Alex Van Halen-Drums Frank Beard-Drums Meg White-Drums Tim Alexander-Drums Keith Moon-Drums Neil Peart-Drums Taylor Hawkins-Drums Ginger Baker-Drums I would like to add as an honorable mention Ann Wilson, Pat Benetar, Nancy Wilson, and Doro Pesche bonnie raitt's bottleneck blows away most of these guys...except hendirx halen and gibbons |
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In no particular order... Robert Johnson: the list of people he inspired says enough about his ability. Kirk Hammett: if you ever saw him live, there is no doubt he belongs in the conversation Ingvey Monshtien: he makes Satriani look like he’s all thumbs. Buddy Guy: another one whose influence spans decades. Chuck Berry: I know what you are thinking, but just think about how far ahead of the curve he was. He NEVER gets the credit he deserves. Then we have the ones that need no qualifiers Page Clapton Hendrix Chet Atkins Stevie Ray Vaughan Wow, ten already? And I haven’t even gotten to classical guitarist! Honorable mention; Glen Campbell: I know, I know, but when you hear people like Beck and Elvis Costello talk about the complexity of his play, you probably should take notice. Eddie Van Halen: innovator, `nough said! thank you for being the other person who has mentioned kirk hammet |
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Female Vocals Top 10 Fiona Apple Norah Jones Stevie Nicks Melissa Ethridge Martina McBride Leann Womack Gretchen Wilson Reba Mcentire Sara Evans Tracy Chapman Many, many more Some of musics most distinctive female voices listed there. Ty for sharing.
female vocals? OK you got me as an evidentiary here...jus going on tonal quality and oooomph Joni Mitchell June Christy Janis Joplin Avril Lavigne Mariah Carey Diana Krall Patty Loveless Alison Krauss Sara Evans Sarah Vaughn Amy - from Evanesence - forget her last name - she's epic Pink |
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carrie underwood
Top 10 Female Vocalists |
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again, no order to this
Janis Ian, I still remember the first time I heard “at seventeen” great voice Etta James, saw her at B B Kings bar in Memphis, even in her mid 60’s at the time she was wonderful Karen Carpenter, she needs no explanation Christina Aguilera, despite the super bowl debacle Dido, recorded or live she can flat out sing Nora Jones, beautiful voice Pat Benatar Tarja Turnen, you probably haven’t heard of her, but omg can she sing! Patti Smyth Fiona Apple |
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Billy Gibbons-Guitar Dimebag Darrell-Guitar Ridrigo-Guitar Gabrielle-Guitar Tony Iomi-Guitar Stevie Ray Vaughn-Guitar David Gilmour-Guiotar Marty Friedman-Guitar Chet Atkins-Guitar Wurzel-Guitar Bruce Dickinson-Vocals Rob Halford-Vocals Robert Plant-Vocals Ronnie James Dio-Vocals Ozzy Ozborne-Vocals Jon Oliva-Vocals David Wayne-Vocals Hank 3-Vocals Jon Josef-Vocals Roger Daltry-Vocals Steve Harris-Bass Geezer Butler-Bass Les Claypool-Bass Victor Wooten-Bass Lemmy-Bass Cliff Burton-Bass Dave Ellifson-Bass John McVie-Bass John Entwistle-Bass Sean Yseult-Bass Nicko McBrain-Drums Nick Menza-Drums Alex Van Halen-Drums Frank Beard-Drums Meg White-Drums Tim Alexander-Drums Keith Moon-Drums Neil Peart-Drums Taylor Hawkins-Drums Ginger Baker-Drums I would like to add as an honorable mention Ann Wilson, Pat Benetar, Nancy Wilson, and Doro Pesche bonnie raitt's bottleneck blows away most of these guys...except hendirx halen and gibbons I don't like Bonnie Raitt! |
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again, no order to this Janis Ian, I still remember the first time I heard “at seventeen” great voice Etta James, saw her at B B Kings bar in Memphis, even in her mid 60’s at the time she was wonderful Karen Carpenter, she needs no explanation Christina Aguilera, despite the super bowl debacle Dido, recorded or live she can flat out sing Nora Jones, beautiful voice Pat Benatar Tarja Turnen, you probably haven’t heard of her, but omg can she sing! Patti Smyth Fiona Apple I defintely agree with norah jones and etta james and would add aretha and roberta flack |
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Billy Gibbons-Guitar Dimebag Darrell-Guitar Ridrigo-Guitar Gabrielle-Guitar Tony Iomi-Guitar Stevie Ray Vaughn-Guitar David Gilmour-Guiotar Marty Friedman-Guitar Chet Atkins-Guitar Wurzel-Guitar Bruce Dickinson-Vocals Rob Halford-Vocals Robert Plant-Vocals Ronnie James Dio-Vocals Ozzy Ozborne-Vocals Jon Oliva-Vocals David Wayne-Vocals Hank 3-Vocals Jon Josef-Vocals Roger Daltry-Vocals Steve Harris-Bass Geezer Butler-Bass Les Claypool-Bass Victor Wooten-Bass Lemmy-Bass Cliff Burton-Bass Dave Ellifson-Bass John McVie-Bass John Entwistle-Bass Sean Yseult-Bass Nicko McBrain-Drums Nick Menza-Drums Alex Van Halen-Drums Frank Beard-Drums Meg White-Drums Tim Alexander-Drums Keith Moon-Drums Neil Peart-Drums Taylor Hawkins-Drums Ginger Baker-Drums I would like to add as an honorable mention Ann Wilson, Pat Benetar, Nancy Wilson, and Doro Pesche bonnie raitt's bottleneck blows away most of these guys...except hendirx halen and gibbons I don't like Bonnie Raitt! well really it's not so much about u liking her as her talent there are musicians - malmsteen is a perfect example - whose style isn't my kind of music but I recognize their talent as epic 'scuse me while I do for male vocalists 
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