Pick a singing voice

[JLoad22]

Favorite female voice and arist

 

[sefus12]

To know that Freddie was nearing his deathbed when he recorded this makes it that much more amazing. Truly the greatest voice in rock music.

Greatest front man ever.

 

[Dr. H Lecter]

Greatest front man ever.

I saw him, them, 3 times in person. Truly amazing. Sounded the same in concert.

 

[megablue]

Greatest front man ever.

Peter Garrett gets my front man vote … !!

 

[numberonedad]

I'll go with Robin Trower's bassist James Dewar. One of the most underrated voices in rock and roll.

Most people think Robin is the lead singer, but it had been James forever. Great singer

 

[numberonedad]

Greatest front man ever.

Indeed

 

[Dr. H Lecter]

Peter Garrett gets my front man vote … !!

Never heard of him until you commented. Thanks to google. Midnight Oil. I remember the video from MTV days. Now at least I have a name with a face.

 

[March 22]

Indeed

Gotta do this justice. Completely live in 1985, outside in front of 100K+, no studio, no autotune, no lip-synching BS.

 

[Ollie.ksr]

Lowell George.

To the Sammy Hagar lovers, he was Night Ranger if he didn't happen into VH. Yeah, he had some hits on his own, but he is a B list rocker, A list self promoter. I said it.

I would have to say that Standing Hampton is in my top 10 albums of all time. Love Sammy solo.

 

[megablue]

Never heard of him until you commented. Thanks to google. Midnight Oil. I remember the video from MTV days. Now at least I have a name with a face.

I’ve seen them twice … once up close at Bogarts … totally captivating and unique.

 

[Get Buckets]

Stevie Nicks best female voice of all time

Not even the best female voice in that band.

 

[Bluetick2100]

Elvis
Roy Oberson

 

[JIMFKFT]

I'll pick some favorite vocal performances.
"A Day in the Life," John Lennon, written by Lennon-McCartney
"I've Got You Under My Skin," Frank Sinatra, Cole Porter
"Being Alive," Dean Jones from the Broadway show "Company," Stephen Sondheim
"I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry," Hank Williams, his song
"Crazy," Patsy Cline, Willie Nelson
"Heart Like a Wheel," Linda Ronstadt, Ann McGarrigle
"What's Goin' On," Marvin Gaye, his song
"You've Lost that Loving Feeling," The Righteous Brothers, Mann-Weil
"Born to Run," Bruce Springsteen, his song

 

[JamesIII]

Bobcat Goldthwait

 

[kyboy1998_rivals34276]

I sing just like Waylon Jennings actually. So good choice and people love it

 

[CaptainBoogerBuns]

Not even the best female voice in that band.

..unless you like Billie goats

 

[akaukswoosh]

My alltime favorite is probably Greg Lake of Emerson, Lake and Palmer

Great voice and a good guy as well.

 

[ukalumni00]

Greatest front man ever.

Hard to argue. Guy is a legend.

 

[sefus12]

Gotta do this justice. Completely live in 1985, outside in front of 100K+, no studio, no autotune, no lip-synching BS.

That Queen set may be the single greatest live performance ever.

 

[UK 82]

Gregg Allman.

 

[mash_24]

 

[CaptainBoogerBuns]

Don Henley

 

[christophero]

If I were a girl I would go with Karen Carpenter.
As a guy maybe Michael Bublé. The ladies dig him.

 

[BC_Wader]

It's Cornell for me. Ann Wilson of Heart has an amazing voice. She'd be right behind Cornell on my list.

 

[Ineverplayedthegame]

The purity of her voice amazes me every time I hear this song.