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1. David Byrne 2. Alex Kapranos 3. Elvis Costello 4. Johnny Cash 5. David Bowie 6. Chris Isaak 7. Al Green 8. Mark Robinson 9. Bob Dylan 10. Neil Diamond
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Steven Tyler James Hetfield Philip Anselmo Robert Plant Ozzy Osbourne Ronnie James Dio Bruce Dickinson Layne Staley Rob Halford King Diamond David Gilmour James LeBrie Bon Scott Steve Perry Maynard James Keenan Trent Reznor John Lennon George Michael Lindsey Buckingham
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In no particular order....
1. Lindsey Buckingham (of course  )2. Marc Bolan 3. Bryan Ferry 4. Chris Isaac 5. Michael Hutchence (reaaaally miss him  )6. Ray Charles 7. Alex Kapranos 8. Trent Reznor 9. M. Doughty (Soul Coughing) 10. Britt Daniel (Spoon)
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01-02-2006, 04:33 PM
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Isnt that a question...
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01-02-2006, 04:48 PM
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Oh, this is much harder!
Tom Petty Robert Plant Jim Morrison The Beatles (Sorry I love all of them) Don Henely Bob Dylan (esp the Lay Lady Lay voice) Bruce Springstien Phil Collins Mick Jagger Elton John Others: Billy Joel, Niel Diamond, Lou Reed, Bowie, The Byrds, Marty Balin (from the Jefferson Airplane), Freddie Mercury, oh and the guy from Journey, and Lindsey B.
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01-02-2006, 05:02 PM
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Off the top of my head... and after #1 they're in no particular order:
1. Chris Isaak (if I could have anyone's singing voice, I'd want his) David Bowie John Mellencamp Lindsey Buckingham Tom Petty Paul McCartney John Lennon Freddie Mercury Mark Knopfler Barry Gibb (Yep, I'm a Bee Gees fan.) Rufus Wainwright Rob Thomas Ronan Keating 
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01-02-2006, 05:03 PM
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1) Francesco De Gregori
2) David Bowie And then, not in order: Willie Nelson Yves Montand Prince Bing Crosby Sly Stone John McCrea (Cake) Robert Smith (Cure) Kelly Jones (Stereophonics) Romy
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01-02-2006, 05:19 PM
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Thom Yorke is the tops for me here. By far.
The, of course, John Lennon. I went through these two pages and was kinda shocked that John wasn't mentioned more than he was. In my opinion, he had one of- if not the- greatest voices in rock and roll. Just incomparable. Others, no order: Jeff Buckley, Johnny Cash, Ray Charles, Nat King Cole, Frank Sinatra, Paul McCartney, Leonard Cohen, Art Garfunkel, Freddie Mercury, Nick Drake, Roy Orbison, Rufus Wainwright, Bruce Springsteen,Bryan Ferry, James Blunt, Sting, George Harrison, James Brown, Lindsey!!!! and Luciano (hey, why not? I like nice Italian opera stuff now and then). I have forgotten a lot of people, but this will do for now. I *kind of* think Don Henley's voice is nice, but his music is too nauseating for me to place him up there...which is why I have mentioned him here. And I like Neil Diamond's voice all right, and his new album, but the older stuff? Uh, no. 
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Mmmn. Fun.
Clint Black (so much fun to harmonize with, right in Sparky range) Chris Cornell (yeah he oversings sometimes, but when he is on, it is nuclear) Layne Staley Roy Orbison Jon Bon Jovi Dwight Yoakam (such a sweet twangy edge) Burton Cummings (if only for the classic "These Eyes") George Michael (the ballads, *swoon* "Kissing a Fool", "Cowboys and Angels" *triple swoon* he's as butch as a feather boa but melts my heart ) Michael Hutchence (vocally, sex on a stick, this guy) Geoff Tate (of Queensryche...so underrrated, in his prime this guy could blow the roof off a place without a mic with no break in his falsetto...doesn't even sound like a head voice)
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