Fabulous Dead Pop Singers |
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If I left out any good ones, feel free to list your own and I might add them to the list. If I don't like them very much, though, it won't matter to me how famous they were. I notice I didn't list many blues singers--although I may like some of them very much, I am not conscious of thinking about the dead buggers as great singers. |
p.s. OK, so I left out Frank Sinatra, but I despise that Las Vegas scuz and his lame efforts to speak like the black musicians he worked with.
Great list.
ReplyDeleteStevie Ray Vaughn comes to mind.
Although I'm not a big fan, Frank Sinatra is missing.
.... From the other side of the pond
ReplyDeleteDusty Springfield
and George Harrison.
Awwww - Sinatra dserves to be there. He did a lot for integration, as I understand it - his friendship with Sammy Davis and black musicians in general, when it wasn't the easiest thing to do.
You can't knock that!
Dusty, okay. George was involved with some great music, but I don't find that I miss his voice--it wasn't that distinctive to my ear. Sinatra's dead, and that's the way it should be.
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