Top ten male singers (vanity)

7nov10 | Sparky21555

[Sparky21555]

1) Roger Daltry 2) Robert Plant 3) Paul McCartney 4) Frank Sinatra 5) Neil Diamond 6) Dean Martin 7) Roy Orbison 8) David Clayton-Thomas 9) Bing Crosby 10) Otis Redding

Donning my asbestos suit now. Good thing I have a beer in my hand to put out thre flames!

[TruthHound]

Steve Perry and Seal!

[Ackackadack]

Before I even looked at the list, the first name I thought of that has to be on there, is David Clayton-Thomas. And he was!

(For the uninitiated, he was the lead vocalist for Blood, Sweat and Tears. And if you don't know who they are, never mind.)

[mountn man]

I LOVE her singing, and she's easy on the eyes, but have seen her on some interviews and sounds as if she has are hard time putting thoughts together.

Check her out here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjsjZWlRVvo

Check out When You Say Nothing At All and Baby, now that I've found you and The Lucky One and a duet with Brad Paisley Whiskey Lullaby

[little jeremiah]

John Mayall
Righteous Brothers
Otis Redding
Leadbelly
Bob Dylan

I was really a James Brown fan, I will admit it.

I am a she btw.

[Mr_Moonlight]

I don’t think anybody really can, it’s incoherent gibberish. Louie Loo-WAI, Oh bebby, we gotta go now, or some garbled variant over and over again.

Yep, that it is ;)

Great for bellowing drunk in a bar with friends, not much outside of that.

My kinda music :) heheheeee

[mountn man]

Teddy Tenderass.

You start out the evening with Teddy then quickly move to Luther, then Finish off with Barry White.

In a rush like Sparky 21555, you just bypass foreplay and go straight to Barry White.

[little jeremiah]

And Roy Orbison
Ray Charles

[RegulatorCountry]

The uncontested king of drunken bar bellowing songs has to be You Don't Have To Call Me Darlin', Darlin' ... "I was drunk, the day my momma got out of prison ..."

[mountn man]

This thread is about the top 10-MALE-SINGERS

I'm not sure Halford fits into the male or singer parts.

[mountn man]

ROTFLMAO!!!

[Liberty Valance]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vH3lBI5Arc&feature=related
The Beatles Money (That’s What I Want)

[21twelve]

His vocals aren’t for everyone, but if Top Ten Male Singers includes staying power and top charted albums - here’s my choice - Geddy Lee of Rush. The following is from their last album, and a likable tune without the trademark shrill high notes of years ago. (Bravest Face, Snakes & Arrows):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUm9jnBCM4c&feature=related

And one of my favorites where he uses his other, in many ways better, “voice”. (In this case a fretless bass, also from Snakes and Arrows):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBQKJjXO1A8&feature=related

[mountn man]

LOL

[Berlin_Freeper]

Anthony Kiedis

[Errant]

If you like Dock of the Bay like me, then you're obviously an oldie but goodie!

I like your list. Wanna dance???

:)

[beaversmom]

I'll admit. I was a Priest fan in the 80's. And as a naive young lass, I really didn't have a clue.

Is there some kind of subliminal meaning in your post?:

I'm not sure Halford fits into the male or singer parts.

[mountn man]

Well hey if you’re going to talk about writing lyrics and singing like a stepped on cat, you can’t forget Willie Nelson.

[Mr_Moonlight]

Otherwise, there is the King of Awful Singing ...

William Shatner - Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds

You gonna mess with Captain Kirk ???

/laughs

[mountn man]

Oh man-its bad enough that somebody wrote that song. Then someone "seriously" recorded it.

Hey Errant check this out. YOU might like this :)

[TruthHound]

Great list.

How ‘bout Lou Rawls, Andy Williams, Phil Collins... John Waite of the Babys had awesome vocal control.