Elvis Shure Microphone

Honorable mentions, Roger Daltrey , Robert Plant, Janis Joplin,Jim Morrison,Dio,Ann Wilson,meatloaf, Van Morrison, Steve Winwood, Pat benetar , Ian Gilan , David crosby and lou Graham

Steve Winwood huh? You just took me waaay back bro, my mom used to listen to this station all the time and I swear they played "higher love" every damn 10 minutes...its drilled into my brain! Oddly enough I still like the song, and the guy really can sing. Good call.

Also, I'll get major flack for this, but I really cant stand robert plants voice...go ahead haters, do your worst, lol. Zeppelin had some good songs, but I swear that guy just wailed in some of them and I got so burned out on them...I dont know for sure, never been actually evaluated but I've been told in the past I have the "perfect pitch" thing where you can hear notes exactly like they are meant to be heard, plants voice seems way off to me. He's got pipes, but the sound grates on my nerves...sorry to everyone I just offended!

I grew up on Lynyrd Skynyrd, but I can't stand Freebird anymore. It was and still is played beyond it's death.

I replaced them with Little Feat. Most think of Dixie Chicken when they hear Little Feat, but listen to The Last Record Album.

Freebird is ok. Tuesdays Gone is the preferred ballad of theirs for me.

Thanks for the recommendation, I'll check them out!

listen to "One the hunt" , "Gimme back my bullets", and "needle and the spoon" too

listen to the extended play version

also see the rob zombie movie with it

1. John cooper

My top three? Mark Knopfler, David Gilmore and more recently for me Caroline Esmeralda van der Leeuw (Better known as Caro Emerald) -

I really like Colleen Duffy (Devil Doll) and Paul Simon and many more....too many more

luv knopfler, one of my fav songs is romeo n juliet... love gilmore too, havent herd the others will check them

Knopflers solo stuff is great too. Coyote, Vic and Ray, Freaks. I highly recommend it.

Freddie Mercury, Ronnie James Dio and David Gilmour.

Freddie Mercury. Brad Delp. Steve Perry and I will throw in Bruce Dickinson.

4 got about delp. rip

1. Axl Rose
2. Freddy Mercury
3. Steve Perry

Axl has one of the most varied ranges of any singer out there, several octaves (six I think?). Freddy is just awesome, rock and operatic at the same time. And Steve didnt get the nickname of "the voice" for no reason.

Give Axl credit. He wrote some very complex songs. Too bad about his personality getting in the way of his talent.

He's pretty out there, a true egotist and eccentric.

eric burden, morrison, ian gillian