Re: best voice ever in rock n roll

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Re: best voice ever in rock n roll
Group: alt.alt.alt.alt.alt Date: Sun, Mar 9, 2003, 10:32am From:
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Re: best voice ever in rock n roll
Group: alt.alt.alt.alt.alt Date: Sat, Mar 8, 2003, 1:24pm From:
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Ronnie Van Zant (and his brother Johnny) Greg Allman Janis Joplin
Loved Janis...Ah I see the southern rock element here ;) =A0 How bout
'38 Special'?? Saw them many times with another southern rock band known
as Molly Hatchet.. Hums : "Flirting with Disaster"
And I know they aren't rock and roll but.... Patsy Cline
Marvin Gaye
Kewl, I dig MoTown when I aint rockin, Jazz & Blues too.. ~Rich~
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I just bought a 3 CD boxed set of Janis with a alot of unreleased music.
I'm in heaven right now.
I love those Southern guys too! And I love Motown. My kids think I'm
weird. They tell me to move into this century. I can't help it. The
stuff they listen to is filled with ugliness and violence. CRAP!
I'm a die-hard Aerosmith fan, Zeppelin fan as well. I'm helplessly stuck
in the 70's !!
Also I am major Doors fan, something about Jim Morrison & company that
always hooks me into the groove.... =A0 =A0 'lets swim to the moon'
uh-huh .
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I love those guys too! I actually got to go see Bob Dylan back in
October. The auditorium was at about 1/3 capacity and we had wonderful
seats.
It's good to know that I'm not alone in the world. One good thing, the
minute I turn on the stereo the house empties out real fast.