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Rank these 4 singers on how well you like their singing.

If your not very familiar with one of them, then please mention it.

Please keep the rankings strictly to these 4 singers....

Lou Gramm
Jimi Jamison
Joe Lynn Turner
Paul Rodgers

Deb wrote:

Journey/Survivor wrote:Rank these 4 singers on how well you like their singing.

If your not very familiar with one of them, then please mention it.

Please keep the rankings strictly to these 4 singers....

Lou Gramm
Jimi Jamison
Joe Lynn Turner
Paul Rodgers

Thats easy !

Eric Martin
Jeff Scott Soto
Steve Perry

G, R, T, J

4 of my absolute favorites so take this as no slight to any of them.

1. Joe Lynn Turner
2. Lou Gramm
3. Paul Rodgers
4. Jimi Jamison

And if someone ranked them in reverse order it would be hard to argue!

AR wrote:4 of my absolute favorites so take this as no slight to any of them.

1. Joe Lynn Turner
2. Lou Gramm
3. Paul Rodgers
4. Jimi Jamison

And if someone ranked them in reverse order it would be hard to argue!

My order is probably.....?

1 Jamison
2 Gramm
3 Turner
4 Rodgers

But it's very debatable. Turner and Rodgers are damn near tied in my book.

Same as Journey/Survivor picks.

Already in order.

Journey/Survivor wrote:Rank these 4 singers on how well you like their singing.

If your not very familiar with one of them, then please mention it.

Please keep the rankings strictly to these 4 singers....

Lou Gramm
Jimi Jamison
Joe Lynn Turner
Paul Rodgers

This order, with Rodgers far below the others.

Rodgers far below? No way. Powerful, melodic voice. Perfect for rock and roll.

Rodgers
Gramm
Turner
Jamison

Rodgers
Turner
Gramm
Jamison

Jamison
Rodgers
Gramm
Turner

hoagiepete wrote:Rodgers far below? No way. Powerful, melodic voice. Perfect for rock and roll.

Rodgers
Gramm
Turner
Jamison

There is something about Rodger's voice I do not like. Not a fan of his solo cds, and I like Howe's Bad Company cds a lot better than Rodger's

Abitaman wrote:

hoagiepete wrote:Rodgers far below? No way. Powerful, melodic voice. Perfect for rock and roll.

Rodgers
Gramm
Turner
Jamison

There is something about Rodger's voice I do not like. Not a fan of his solo cds, and I like Howe's Bad Company cds a lot better than Rodger's

Not a fan of Howe's Bad Company. That's the great thing about art. The subjectivity is what makes it interesting.

Lou Gramm
Jimi Jamison
Joe Lynn Turner
Paul Rodgers

Behshad wrote:

Deb wrote:

Journey/Survivor wrote:Rank these 4 singers on how well you like their singing.

If your not very familiar with one of them, then please mention it.

Please keep the rankings strictly to these 4 singers....

Lou Gramm
Jimi Jamison
Joe Lynn Turner
Paul Rodgers

Thats easy !

Eric Martin
Jeff Scott Soto
Steve Perry

Har har har. And btw, a little out of order, Perry's vocals always first.

On the above list, is this in their prime or now? Will make a difference in how I choose......if it is now, Rodgers' still got his rock pipes and sounds alot better now than Gramm.

Gramm
Rodgers
Jamison
Turner

Deb wrote:On the above list, is this in their prime or now?

In their primes.

Andrew wrote:Already in order.

No Doubt.

Abitaman wrote:

Journey/Survivor wrote:Rank these 4 singers on how well you like their singing.

If your not very familiar with one of them, then please mention it.

Please keep the rankings strictly to these 4 singers....

Lou Gramm
Jimi Jamison
Joe Lynn Turner
Paul Rodgers

This order, with Rodgers far below the others.

Rodgers is good, but yes you are correct, he doesn't belong there.

conversationpc wrote:Lou Gramm
Jimi Jamison
Joe Lynn Turner
Paul Rodgers

Ditto !

Rodgers
Gramm

The other 2 don't even make my list.

Phelps
Gramm
Rodgers
Jamison
Turner

Oh.

Um...
David Phelps is NOT one of the Chosen....?

TRAGChick wrote:Phelps
Gramm
Rodgers
Jamison
Turner

Oh.

Um...
David Phelps is NOT one of the Chosen....?

He should be ~ and here's why - NOT "O Holy Night"

Listen to the first 2 minutes:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33Nh6S0n9LY&feature=fvst

You're welcome