Name a great musician

[SUPERSTOCK450HP]

hometown hero

We're forgetting one of the greatest performers of all time.....Bruce Springsteen

 

[C.K. Storyteller]

Andy McKee

 

[kis123]

Prince
Earth, Wind, and Fire
Meatloaf
Stevie Wonder

All were geniuses IMO who were lightyears before their time.

Honorable mentions:

Ray Charles
Lenny Kravitz
Michael Jackson (too bad he ended up crazy)

 

[Ledega]

Geoff Tate of Queensryche

 

[AffectionateDan]

Joe Satriani

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[poopies]

Bret McKenzie and Jermaine Clement

 

[Tick L]

Jim Morrison.

 

[badreligion]

Steve Harris- Iron Maiden


That's 2 from Maiden!

securing there place as greatest band ever!!

FUCK YES !!!! I'll add Dave Murray , Adrian Smith and Janick Gers for gutiars and Bruce Dickinson as the most EPIC heavy metal singer of all time .

also Ritchie Blackmore - Gutiar

 

[C.K. Storyteller]

In his own way, Kenny G

 

[TklDuo-Drew]

Brew Moore.

An obscure sax player from the 50s, and more importantly.....


a great musician.


Drew

 

[badreligion]

Brooks Wackerman - Drums for Bad Religion

Greg Hetson , Brett Gurewitz , Brian Baker - Gutiar for Bad Religion

Jay Bentley - Bass for Bad Religion

Dr. Greg Graffin - Vocals for Bad Religion . Also Gutiar , Piano for his solo career

 

[Artoo]

Leonard Cohen. After a seriously heavy night a few days ago, I could only describe his soothing melodies as "the porridge of all music".

 

[AffectionateDan]

Two Titans

Benny Goodman
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Interesting note, here- This song, "Sing, Sing, Sing" is over 13 minutes in it's entirety, and is an EXCELLENT piece of music to tickle someone to.

Glenn Miller
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Music like this makes me wish I could play an instrument. And jam with others. 😎

 

[General Zod]

Jack Benny

Greatest violin player ever

 

[Perduabo]

Screamin' Jay Hawkins
Blind Lemon Jefferson

Two I forgot to mention earlier.

 

[C.K. Storyteller]

Andrew White

 

[janedoe1]

Aaron Spears... dopest drummer on this side of heaven

 

[C.K. Storyteller]

Sean Altman

 

[Radiohead 7140]

Bret McKenzie and Jermaine Clement

probably the best reply on this post.

dan bejar
johnny greenwood
trey anastasio

and i feel obliged to give lou reed a shout-out. songs are always really simple but incredible. i love all his VU stuff, and his song "street hassle" is one of my all time favorites

 

[C.K. Storyteller]

In his own way, Weird Al