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99 pewtercoupe
01-11-2016, 9:42pm
David Bowie was an amazing talent who will be sorely missed. What other singer / song writers have really struck a chord or two with your heart and soul? Not limited to those that have passed, just those that have had a big impact on you.
A few for me...
Leonard Cohen
Warren Zevon
Al Stewart

Who makes you stop and listen even if you have heard the song hundreds of times?

MrPeabody
01-11-2016, 9:52pm
Bob Dylan, although I don't care for him as a performer.

Frank Zappa, but only some of his songs.

Miles Davis leads the non-vocal category.

markids77
01-11-2016, 9:57pm
Neil Young. Jerry Jeff Walker. Joni Mitchell. The Boss.

Aerovette
01-11-2016, 10:48pm
Billy Joel

Millenium Vette
01-12-2016, 12:51am
Burt Bacharach, Carole King, McCartney/Lennon, Herb Alpert, Henry Mancini, Page/Plant, Eric Clapton, Ramsey Lewis, Carlos Santana, and many others.

Black94lt1
01-12-2016, 7:20am
Warren Zevon
Eric Clapton
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Tim McGraw

StaticCling
01-12-2016, 7:45am
Rock: Rush, Neil Peart. Dire Straits, Mark Knopfler. Grateful Dead

Country: Waylon, Coe

Jazz: Coltrane

Iron Chef
01-12-2016, 11:26am
Steely Dan, Joni Mitchell, The Eagles, Boz Scaggs.

Interesting tidbit: Recently I was channel surfing and stopped on Palladia. They were airing a concert from 2014 that BBC2 put on in Hyde Park in London. It was Jeff Lynne, the leader of Electric Light Orchestra doing a concert of ELO's work for the first time in 20 years. I was surprisingly flooded with a lot of emotions. Takes me back to high school when I had some of my best times and fond memories. I bought the DVD and have watched probably 15 times since.

50,000 ticket sold out in 1/2 an hour. People were singing every word. Some crying too.

So yeah...ELO as well. :yesnod:

ZipZap
01-12-2016, 12:19pm
Carly Simon.

She wrote that song about me.

HellCat
01-12-2016, 1:56pm
John Prine, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, the Seldom Scene.

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01-12-2016, 2:20pm
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Barn Babe
01-12-2016, 2:40pm
David Bowie is the first to really impact me. Actually, Princess Di was the first, but Bowie is the first musician.

Dan Dlabay
01-12-2016, 3:00pm
Lennon & McCartney, Plant & Page, Allman Brothers, The Stones, Jim Morrison

Jeff '79
01-12-2016, 7:32pm
All of them

Jeff '79
01-12-2016, 7:38pm
David Bowie is the first to really impact me. Actually, Princess Di was the first, but Bowie is the first musician.

Weird, but it is really affecting me too.
Bowie was always in the back ground for me while growing up. He's an artist that, when one of his songs came on, I wouldn't change it.
I wasn't a huge fan, but, like I said, he was always there, entertaining me.
Weird that I have these feelings, but they're there.

American Made
01-12-2016, 7:48pm
I can't believe he passed, didn't even know he had cancer. :sadangel: I wasn't a fan as a kid but knew how many loved him. It was his later stuff that stole my heart so to speak. This song especially. R.I.P. Poet.

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MrPeabody
01-12-2016, 7:49pm
Weird, but it is really affecting me too.
Bowie was always in the back ground for me while growing up. He's an artist that, when one of his songs came on, I wouldn't change it.
I wasn't a huge fan, but, like I said, he was always there, entertaining me.
Weird that I have these feelings, but they're there.

I feel much the same way. Not a big fan, but I did buy some of his albums.

He was more than a musician, he was the total package as an artist. He himself was a work of art.

Jeff '79
01-12-2016, 7:54pm
I feel much the same way. Not a big fan, but I did buy some of his albums.

He was more than a musician, he was the total package as an artist. He himself was a work of art.

Well said... :yesnod:

Steve Austin
01-12-2016, 7:54pm
Tom Waits, Hendrix, and SRV are top 3 but the list could be long.:cert:

78SA
01-12-2016, 8:04pm
Tuomas Holopainen of Nightwish.

99 pewtercoupe
01-12-2016, 8:23pm
I feel much the same way. Not a big fan, but I did buy some of his albums.

He was more than a musician, he was the total package as an artist. He himself was a work of art.

I saw a post somewhere else today that basically said " he has reinvented himself again. We just haven't figured it out yet".