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After careful consideration I would pick ,.................................the question is too difficult,there were so many greats,i will wait on till some others select first.but its a terrific question.
ok,i have decided and you may think I am crazy but I think PAUL RODGERS who sang with Free was a great singer. all together now "ALL RIGHT NOW BABY ITS ALL RIGHT NOW" ![]() |
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John Fogerty.
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Paul Rogers is an excellent shot.
If he's not available then his brother, Kenny Rogers. ![]() |
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Anyone fancy Peter Garrett (Midnight Oil)?
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peter garrett is brilliant,thats the guy that sings a song out in a desert and he dressed in black and wears a hat,but I can not think of the name of the song,beds are burning or something like that,its great.
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Brendan has a D in his name.
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Janis Joplin or Bon Scott.
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Axl Rose.
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it might be dangerous to select axl,as the lead singer,because when we decide to select the guitarists Keith Richards may be called upon and then I can see difficulties trying to organize performance dates.
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Lemmy.
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Axl: Voice- sometimes, Fan Charisma - excellent, reliability - zero, ability to get along with band mates - zero
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Mercury obviously. Who else is or was better?
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Lem - with Slash on geeeeeeeeeeetaaaaaarrrrrrrr
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbGK7v6-2TY |
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**** 'em Lem!
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Meatloaf also had the charisma.
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Robert Plant had his moments too.
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^ as did Ian Gillan.
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David Coverdale.
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Going back to the OP ... I'd have ME harping the vipes :)
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... with Leopard & The Bee Itches for accomopiampment.
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... Brazily would, NATUALLY, make an appearance at some stage.
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Phil Lynott
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some of the fellas from Dr Hook
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Tom Petty
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George Thorogood
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^ featuring Chaser an the Bawbhags ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7I_dyXoM-pI |
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=A22oy8dFjqc
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Antony keidis
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Live aid was an epic day in my childhood. Will kids now get such events?
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No contest - Robert Plant.
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John fogerty
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Paul Rodgers or Alex Harvey
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Joey Ramone.
Deborah Harry (slight angle with this one ) |
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Rod Stewart in his Faces days was absolutely brilliant. The voice, charisma, stage presence yes it has to be Rod the Mod.
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David Lee Roth
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Phil Lynott is a great shout
but The gold medal goes to "Alex Harvey" |
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ian curtis
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