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The singer has to have been part of a group..You can have 1 honorable mention..And no Deb,you can't do this...
JSS
JSS
JSS
JSS
Steve Perry..

Here's mine....

1) Steve Perry
2) Brad Delp
3) Lou Gramm
4) Joey Tempest
5) Joseph Williams
honorable mention:Jeff Keith,Tesla

Steve Perry
Brad Delp
Lou Gramm
Hugo
Kevin Chalfant

Aaron wrote:Steve Perry
Brad Delp
Lou Gramm
Hugo
Kevin Chalfant

Solid picks..

No particular order:

1. Ronnie James Dio
2. David Coverdale
3. Steve Perry
4. Steve Walsh (Early Kansas before his voice went to hell)
5. Jorn Lande

Does four count?

Clay Gayken
Rick Asssstley
Michael Bubblet
Josh Gropin



uh .... no



But some of the guys on this list are ok ( I added Perry). Can't believe he wasn't already on there.

http://www.grupthink.com/topic/2295

Journey69 wrote:The singer has to have been part of a group..You can have 1 honorable mention..And no Deb,you can't do this...
JSS
JSS
JSS
JSS
Steve Perry..

Pffft! How dare you forget Eric Martin!

Steve Perry
Jeff Scott Soto
Eric Martin
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Jeff Keith, Sebastian Bach, Michael Sweet, Freddie Mercury, Myles Goodwin and many more..............all great voices, but don't quite touch the soul like the top 3!

Deb wrote:

Journey69 wrote:The singer has to have been part of a group..You can have 1 honorable mention..And no Deb,you can't do this...
JSS
JSS
JSS
JSS
Steve Perry..

Pffft! How dare you forget Eric Martin!

Steve Perry
Jeff Scott Soto
Eric Martin
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Jeff Keith, Sebastian Bach, Michael Sweet, Freddie Mercury, Myles Goodwin and many more..............all great voices, but don't quite touch the soul like the top 3!

Michael Sweet was singing for Boston..I don't know if he still is..I thought about Eric Martin and knew you would say that.. Eric Martin has soul.. Throw some youtubes my way that do him justice.. No Lou Gramm? Shame on you Deb!

Vince Neil
Jimi Jamison
Phil Collins
Gary Cherone
Sammy Hagar

Honorable Mention: Elton John, Michael Hutchence, Jon Stevens, Jeff Scott Soto, Johnny Edwards, Ray Wilson, Pat Benatar, Brad Delp, Ann Wilson, Steve Augeri, Mickey Thomas.

Red13JoePa wrote:Vince Neil
Jimi Jamison
Phil Collins
Gary Cherone
Sammy Hagar

Honorable Mention: Elton John, Michael Hutchence, Jon Stevens, Jeff Scott Soto, Johnny Edwards, Ray Wilson, Pat Benatar, Brad Delp, Ann Wilson, Steve Augeri.

No Perry? Elton John? Need I remind you about the Elmer's Glue analogy?

PS Gary Cherone...lol

Red13JoePa wrote:Vince Neil
Jimi Jamison
Phil Collins
Gary Cherone
Sammy Hagar

Honorable Mention: Elton John, Michael Hutchence, Jon Stevens, Jeff Scott Soto, Johnny Edwards, Ray Wilson, Pat Benatar, Brad Delp, Ann Wilson

You can't be serious.. And no one said Steve Augeri.. Weird.. The only one on that list that has any credibility is Sammy.. Gary Cherone..You gotta be shittin me!

1) Fuck you assholes.
2) I Am serious, it's purely a subjective poll and if we're talking strictly vox, I WILL listen to all the above before Punxatawney Steve.
2a) Juan,what ABOUT Elton John? He's gay. Yes. Great VOICE? Yes.
3) 69, yes, I dig Augeri's voice a ton I edited that and put it on. But your JSS axe to grind is now showing. First you start a horseshit thread about him and now bashh him (even preemptively) for being on people's lists. Am I saying he's the greatest voice of all time? No. But he is seriously good-very good at everything he puts his talented voice to.

Red13JoePa wrote:1) Fuck you assholes.
2) I Am serious, it's purely a subjective poll and if we're talking strictly vox, I WILL listen to all the above before Punxatawney Steve.
2a) Juan,what ABOUT Elton John? He's gay. Yes. Great VOICE? Yes.

Wow..that must have been directed and Myself and SJ.. Joe pass the bowl !

#1 Jimi Jamison
#2 Steve Perry
#3 Lou Gramm
#4 Joe Lynn Turner
#5 Dave Bickler

Honorable mention Mike Reno.

But I can't say that the whole list is set in stone, I could easily put some guys on the list like Kevin Chalfant, Steve Augeri, Paul Rodgers, Mickey Thomas, John Wait, Tommy Shaw etc, etc.

Jeff Scott Soto
Steve Perry
Mike Matijevic
Freddie Mercury
Johnny Gioeli

Donnie Iris shall be added to the list...

Journey69 wrote:

Red13JoePa wrote:1) Fuck you assholes.
2) I Am serious, it's purely a subjective poll and if we're talking strictly vox, I WILL listen to all the above before Punxatawney Steve.
2a) Juan,what ABOUT Elton John? He's gay. Yes. Great VOICE? Yes.

Wow..that must have been directed and Myself and SJ.. Joe pass the bowl !

Hey, Clink
Remember it's "YOUR" (ie: one's) favorite vocalists not the ones who you think others would be impressed with, not the ones who can vocally aerobicize (and menstruate?) the best, not the ones who you think should be the most critically acclaimed, but the ones anybody here by their own selves and rites like the most to listen to.

1. Steve Perry
2. Arron Lewis
3. Sammy Hagar
4. Paul Rogers
5. Roger Daltrey

Red13JoePa wrote:

Journey69 wrote:

Red13JoePa wrote:1) Fuck you assholes.
2) I Am serious, it's purely a subjective poll and if we're talking strictly vox, I WILL listen to all the above before Punxatawney Steve.
2a) Juan,what ABOUT Elton John? He's gay. Yes. Great VOICE? Yes.

Wow..that must have been directed and Myself and SJ.. Joe pass the bowl !

Hey, Clink
Remember it's "YOUR" (ie: one's) favorite vocalists not the ones who you think others would be impressed with, not the ones who can vocally aerobicize (and menstruate?) the best, not the ones who you think should be the most critically acclaimed, but the ones anybody here by their own selves and rites like the most to listen to.

Fair enough..but,its kinda of ironic your on a Journey forum and Steve Perry isn't in your list..

Since 78 wrote:1. Steve Perry
2. Arron Lewis
3. Sammy Hagar
4. Paul Rogers
5. Roger Daltrey

Alright, a Paul Rodgers fan.

Do you think he should be singing Queen? I like Rodgers but don't. Your opinion please.

BadCo - Shooting Star
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0kFgVUSj-E

Journey69 wrote:

Red13JoePa wrote:

Journey69 wrote:

Red13JoePa wrote:1) Fuck you assholes.
2) I Am serious, it's purely a subjective poll and if we're talking strictly vox, I WILL listen to all the above before Punxatawney Steve.
2a) Juan,what ABOUT Elton John? He's gay. Yes. Great VOICE? Yes.

Wow..that must have been directed and Myself and SJ.. Joe pass the bowl !

Hey, Clink
Remember it's "YOUR" (ie: one's) favorite vocalists not the ones who you think others would be impressed with, not the ones who can vocally aerobicize (and menstruate?) the best, not the ones who you think should be the most critically acclaimed, but the ones anybody here by their own selves and rites like the most to listen to.

Fair enough..but,its kinda of ironic your on a Journey forum and Steve Perry isn't in your list..

I can't imagine not having Steve Perry in the top 5, he's second on my list, but Red and others may love Journey's music without loving Steve Perry's voice. As much as I love Perry's voice, the greatest member in the band IMO is Neal Schon.

Steve Perry
Sebastian Bach
Prince
Lou Gramm
Sam Cooke

Perry is number 1 always. The rank of the others changes depending on the day and mood.

StoneCold wrote:

Since 78 wrote:1. Steve Perry
2. Arron Lewis
3. Sammy Hagar
4. Paul Rogers
5. Roger Daltrey

Alright, a Paul Rodgers fan.

Do you think he should be singing Queen? I like Rogers but don't. Your opinion please.

I know you weren't asking me, but. I'm a huge Paul Rodgers fan, in fact I like his singing way more than I like Mercury's singing. But I don't think that Rodgers is a good fit for Queen.

Saint John wrote:Steve Perry
Sebastian Bach
Prince
Lou Gramm
Sam Cooke

Perry is number 1 always. The rank of the others changes depending on the day and mood.

Who doesn't belong in this list? It's ok Dan, you're just different.

Saint John wrote:Steve Perry
Sebastian Bach
Prince
Lou Gramm
Sam Cooke

Perry is number 1 always. The rank of the others changes depending on the day and mood.

I can go with Prince,but Bach...SJ your reaching on that one..I would take Jeff Keith over Bach anyday..

StoneCold wrote:

Since 78 wrote:1. Steve Perry
2. Arron Lewis
3. Sammy Hagar
4. Paul Rogers
5. Roger Daltrey

Alright, a Paul Rodgers fan.

Do you think he should be singing Queen? I like Rodgers but don't. Your opinion please.

BadCo - Shooting Star
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0kFgVUSj-E

Honestly, I think its interesting, but no. I really like him and Neal on Bad Co.

Steve Perry
Jason Wade
Rob Thomas
Sammy Hagar
Chris Daughtry

Journey/Survivor wrote:

StoneCold wrote:

Since 78 wrote:1. Steve Perry
2. Arron Lewis
3. Sammy Hagar
4. Paul Rogers
5. Roger Daltrey

Alright, a Paul Rodgers fan.

Do you think he should be singing Queen? I like Rogers but don't. Your opinion please.

I know you weren't asking me, but. I'm a huge Paul Rodgers fan, in fact I like his singing way more than I like Mercury's singing. But I don't think that Rodgers is a good fit for Queen.

J/S, I'm asking anyone with an opinion. Rodgers voice great on BadCo, The Law, The Firm but not Queen.

The Firm - Satisfaction Guaranteed

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAaF33O8 ... re=related

Saint John wrote:
Sebastian Bach

Incredible.
Me any you have this same issue about metal.

I don't even know why I LIKE you

I adore Skid Row, the band, have everything they've ever made and will ever make (including Bach's first solo album and dvd) but will draw the line @ Angel Down and lwill instead ook forward to Skid Row's follow up to Revolutions Per Minute.

Far as Bach's vox, I'm kinda "eh." But I love him IN Skid Row.

StoneCold wrote:BadCo - Shooting Star
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0kFgVUSj-E

Love that song...........Jon and Richie (Bon Jovi) actually did a great accoustic job on that one on a video I have.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRI8IxVfXCE

Red13JoePa wrote:

Saint John wrote:
Sebastian Bach

Incredible.
Me any you have this same issue about metal.

I don't even know why I LIKE you

I adore Skid Row, the band, have everything they've ever made and will ever make (including Bach's first solo album and dvd) but will draw the line @ Angel Down and lwill instead ook forward to Skid Row's follow up to Revolutions Per Minute.

Far as Bach's vox, I'm kinda "eh." But I love him IN Skid Row.

Are you kidding? I may not like all his music, but he's got an amazing voice (tremendous power and range) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGhlUzzib6c