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Bon Scott
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Aah , just read opening post
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Rob Halford, Jon Anderson, Robert Plant.
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For me there's only one. Steve Marriott
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1. Paul Rodgers
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Spot on Llamedos Steve Marriott was superb and remains cruelly underappreciated.
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Steve Marriot. Good shout. Pity he left the faces. They were all leaving good bands around that time to start 'supergroups' Did any of them really do any better ?
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Noddy Holder.
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I remember him talking about how he wrote the lyrics of one of Slade's earliest and greatest hits on the top of a bus. Ten minute journey. Sometimes inspiration just grabs you he said.
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Eddie Vedder out of Pearl Jam was a very good vocalist...
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Jilted John.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybp-NbONgBo
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It's just came to me, Lou Gramm the lead singer of Foreigner. He was pretty good also.
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