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I agree.Back in the 1970's and 1980's RS was focused under 30 something which I fall in and they were not or little bit of talking about musicians from my parents s generation which was Benny Goodman ,Jacky Gleason, Lawrence Welk,Tony Bennett and others.
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Madonna? She has written precisely seven songs single-handedly in 32 years. It should read: "Madonna and all the other people who have helped her out." The last time she wrote a song by herself was the mid-1980s (Gambler). There are songs on her last three albums written by seven and eight different people. Overrated hack.
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Stevie's devotion to her craft and love are so deserving of being on this list. Timeless and ageless.
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Stevie has written about seven iconic songs. The rest of her songs are passable-to-very good. That's not bad at all.
Christine is one of rock's sturdiest, cleverest songwriters. She should be on this list. Last edited by aleuzzi; 08-25-2015 at 09:41 PM.. |
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Stevie is ahead of Tom Petty. Bet he loves that. 😆
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I bet it means absolutely nothing to him.
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I haven't seen the list and might consider CM better than many... but there's been little cultural impact from her songs |
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Stevie has about an albums worth of excellent songs, and another albums worth of pretty good stuff, all before 1982. But I think 53 is a bit high.
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I would argue that Little Lies, Hold Me, and--as you mention--Don't Stop are iconic in a different way, as pop anthems. And Clinton's theme song would not have blown up the way it did if it wasn't already a major song. Oh Daddy is iconic in its own way as much as Rhiannon. Just because there aren't a gazillion women dressed as Christine in the front rows of her concerts or drag queens holding a night of a thousand Christines doesn't mean at least five of her songs aren't deserving of being on the list: they have a strong cultural impact on a lot of people. There is also the little matter of Songbird being pretty damn iconic. And a pop tune like Say You Love Me is like a Cole Porter tune, so excellent because of the way it balances wry humor with genuine feeling. Last edited by aleuzzi; 08-26-2015 at 09:17 PM.. |
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Lets give a shout out to Dolly Parton for making it so high on the list. Well-deserved. But what about Loretta Lynn?
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