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Location: South of most, North of few | my mind |
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Location: Michigan | Croce, he was just hitting his stride. I think he would have a following like Taylor or Buffet now. It would have been interesting to see where Lennon could have gone. So much talent. |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | I agree with Toby.....Johnny Cash is timeless and he blended well with other genre of music not just country......
Jerry Reed also come to mind.....Very talented and somewhat overlooked....He always made me smile! |
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Location: big island | nat king cole |
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Location: Vernon CT | Originally posted by Beal:
Duane Forgot about Duane! :eek: :( |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Originally posted by War Eagle:
Ditto on Kevin Gilbert....I was lucky enough to play drums on some demos and a couple of live shows with him in LA.
ka Keith, that is awesome!
I have a bunch of bootlegs and demos. Maybe you are on some of them. We'll have to talk one of these days! |
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Location: Malvern, Pa. | Chet Atkins |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Mozart.
Just imagine the kind of stuff he'd be writing with the tools available now!
and Lonnie Donegan, of course. |
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| Well I do miss hearing from Cliff, but I am pretty sure he ain't dead.
And that group of musicians is a tough thing to choose from as they all have their place in great music.
I guess I'd have to say Lennon......I might be wrong but out of that list I believe he was the only one who was Murdered. As tragic a loss as they all are John's life was taken away deliberately. |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | I'll add Patsy and Jimi... |
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Location: big island | clarence white |
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Location: Melbourne Australia | Where do you start? After tossing it around and initially selecting Ray Charles I plucked Cass Eliot out of left field.
I just had to checked out the Righteous Brothers song Rock and Roll Heaven on YouTube.
Rock and Roll Heaven |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Originally posted by TOPDOGJIM:
Harry Chapin, always.. Yeah... I was in prison, and none of the dozens of Baltimore/Washington/Annapolis radio stations even did a tribute to him... And we were being force-fed 'Double Fantasy' in honor of John Lennon.
Gallerinski Quote-- "JOHNNY CASH. Not that I'm a JC fan by a long stretch - he was pretty old and towards the end his performances were really sad (the Roberta Flack and U2 covers were just awful)"
Hey, "Hurt" is better than the original (in a sad sorta way).
And I just watched Glen Campbell covering REM.
There are so many, but I do miss Harry Chapin's storytelling.
We need more of that kind of music. |
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| There are so many, but I do miss Harry Chapin's storytelling.
We need more of that kind of music. [/QB] +1 I heard "Cats in the Cradle" a few days ago. The song still holds up well.
As for me, I'd also like to add John Denver to the list.
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Location: Round Rock, TX | There's a ton of 'em I really miss, but Warren Zevon most of all. I think it was Jackson Browne who said, "He can say more in one line than I can in a song". |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | I wish Louis Armstrong wasn't dead. |
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Location: Budd Lake, NJ | The person most responsible for where I am as a musician today: my blue-eyed carpenter.
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Location: Newington, CT | Don Fisher, Tal Farlow |
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Location: Wichita, KS | More votes for Jim Croce and Warren Zevon.
Terry Kath, too. I think Chicago needed him more than the other band members ever realized. |
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Location: alabama | SRV |
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Location: Scotland | Michael Jackson and Elton John |
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Location: Scotland | Oops...wishful thinking probably doesn't count. |
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Location: Colorado | John Hartford |
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Location: Colorado | I would agree with the original list and many of the additions since. John Denver would probably top my list of those mentioned. He was just starting to get really popular when I was a kid and my parents really liked him, too.
Brad Delp is another one that I will miss. Boston's first album was the first album I ever owned. "More Than A Feeling" will always be THE song I remember his voice and talent for. |
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