My Favorite 31 Vocalists of All Time! Pick 25

[@kevinbrown1893]

25. Eric Bloom (Blue Oyster Cult) * Cultosaurus Erectus (1980) * Fire of Unknown Origin (1981) * Spectres (1977) song: In the Presence of Another World (1988) 26. Peter Steele (Type O Negative) - Blood and Fire 27. Roger Daltrey (The Who) - Won't Get Fooled Again 28. Bon Scott (AC/DC) - Down Payment Blues 29. Biff Byford (Saxon) - Dallas 1PM 30. David Byron (Uriah Heep) - Bird of Prey 31. David Lee Roth/Michael Anthony (Van Halen) - Tora!Tora!/Loss of Control

[@ziggyzagzi8017]

DP Blues for sure

[@Paul_Progressive]

# 25 Donald Fagen Fagen may not be the most technically accomplished singer in the world but his voice is an indispensable part of the Steely Dan sound and fits perfectly with their often chilled jazz-pop. After listening to his voice you know immediately which band it is (including his solo work). Best albums: Pretzel Logic, The Royal Scam, Aja Best song: Kid Charlemagne # 26 Karen Carpenter # 27 Robert Plant # 28 Warren Zevon # 29 Sting # 30 Roger Hodgson # 31 Barry Hay

[@robmlisanti]

Going with James Dewar today from Robin Trower....Bridge of Sighs, Sailing, Too Rolling Stoned and many others!!

[@toddschulz2807]

Too many others Lots of rockin classic tunes

[@christianhaynes1954]

Great choice

[@AaronC143]

My favorite vocalist: Freddie Mercury. Lead vocalist of Queen. Favorite albums: Jazz, A Night At The Opera, and Hot Space. Favorite Song: Bicycle Race And by the way, Happy 40th Birthday to me today. 🧁🎂🎁🥳🎈🍰🎊🎉

[@thedarkwizardroom]

Happy Birthday Aaron. Have a great celebratory day.

[@kamranmalik8546]

Happy Birthday

[@AaronC143]

Thank you, both of you. I do miss being a teenager.

[@sunsin1592]

25. Sandy Denny (Fairport Convention, solo, Fotheringay) --Liege & Leaf (Fairport Convention) --Unhalfbricking (Fairport Convention) --What We Did on Our Holiday (Fairport Convention) Song: "Fotheringay"

[@HockeyDudeJames2]

@@sunsin1592 tremendous selection. I have her coming up on my list.

[@johnshaner747]

She sang on Led Zeppelin 4. She died too young. Good call.

[@rickmay6932]

My pick for today: Brad Delp Boston Don't Look Back Third Stage Vocal Performance-More than a Feeling.

[@rightchordleadership]

Amazing singer

[@melaniethurber5117]

@@rickmay6932 hi Rick. Awesome pick

[@rickmay6932]

@@rightchordleadership He certainly was.

[@rickmay6932]

@@melaniethurber5117 Thanks Melanie.

[@zacharyravn7119]

My pick for today: Ian Gillan. An obvious choice definitely, but this man absolutely blew me away with his talent the first time I heard Highway star. My favourite performance is probably no surprise to anyone; Child in time. A landmark song in hard rock and metal history!

[@utvf68]

Brad Delp 1 Boston 2. Don’t Look Back 3. Third Stage A Man I’ll Never Be

[@christianhaynes1954]

Great pick

[@stoneyj.5538]

Pick 25: Rod Stewart 1-Truth (Jeff Beck Group) 2-A Nod Is As Good As A Wink To A Blind Horse (Faces) 3-Every Picture Tells A Story Song: I’d Rather Go Blind

[@melaniethurber5117]

@@stoneyj.5538 hi Stoney. Excellent pick

[@stoneyj.5538]

@@melaniethurber5117 Thank you Melanie

[@justinmathewson3692]

Sir Elton John. Madman Across The Water, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, and Greatest Hits Volume 1. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road and Crocodile Rock are my favorite vocals !

[@keithjones7390]

Superb choice, mine a few days ago. As with many artists it's his 'deep cuts' l love the most, Madman Across the Water is my favourite album with the lesser mentioned Holiday Inn and Razor Face a couple of great tracks. Possibly it's because l have heard the 'hits' so many times l don't know, but his album tracks are equally as good or better. His early albums are phenomenal and l enjoy them even more today than ever.

[@Drumdude74]

My pick for today is, Elvis Presley Elvis Golden Records (1958 compilation) For LP Fans Only (1959 compilation) Elvis Golden Records Volume 3 (1960 compilation) Song: Mystery Train

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

Good choice My song of course would be the socket to me Elvis version live of Polk salad Annie 🤣🤣

[@melaniethurber5117]

@@Drumdude74 hi Drumdude. Awesome pick

[@dennisstratton6508]

Great pick Drumdudel like your list of lps love his rock a billy hits.

[@Drumdude74]

@@melaniethurber5117 Hi Mel, thank you!

[@Drumdude74]

@@truckerkevthepaidtourist I love his version too!

[@HockeyDudeJames2]

#25 Paul Di'Anno: killers : Iron Maiden : Fighting Back Song, Prodigal son, and Remember Tomorrow!

[@sdrandazzo]

My pick #25 favorite vocalist is Ian Anderson - Ian Anderson - 1. Walk into Light, 2. The Secret Language of Birds and 3. Homo Erraticus. Favorite vocal song: Walk into Light. 31. Steve Walsh - Kansas - 1. Leftoverture, 2. Point of Know Return and 3. Song for America. Favorite song vocal: The Wall. 30. Geddy Lee - Rush - 1. Moving Pictures, 2. Grace Under Pressure and 3. Permanent Waves. Favorite song vocal: Spirit of Radio. 29. Justin Hayward - Moody Blues - 1. Days of Future Passed, 2. A Question of Balance and 3. Long Distance Voyager. Favorite song vocal: The Story in Your Eyes. 28. - IQ Peter Nicholls - 1. Road of Bones, 2. Dark Matter and 3. Frequency. Favorite song vocal: Ten Million Demons. 27. Bryan Ferry - Roxy Music - 1. For Your Pleasure, 2. Roxy Music and 3. Stranded. Favorite vocal song: Song for Europe. 26. Neil Young - Neil Young - 1. Rust Never Sleeps, 2. Zuma and 3. After the Gold Rush. Favorite vocal song: Powderfinger. 25. Ian Anderson - Ian Anderson - 1. Walk into Light, 2. The Secret Language of Birds and 3. Homo Erraticus. Favorite vocal song: Walk into Light.

[@donproctor3168]

Rod Stewart - Truth, Gasoline Alley, Every Picture Tells a Story - Cut Across Shorty

[@ericdinse5047]

Today's pick : Chrissie Hynde Albums : - Pretenders - Extended Play - Learning to Crawl Song : - Talk of the Town.

[@crusheverything4449]

IMO, Obsession is the best record Michael Schenker ever made and the best UFO studio album. Every song is killer! Phil Mogg never seemed to get the recognition he deserved, so it's really cool to see you do that, Pete! Love to Love is not only my favorite UFO song, it's my favorite song, period. Mogg and Schenker may have hated each other, but they had rare chemistry as a writing team and created many masterpieces together, with Love to Love the crown jewel of UFO's catalog. I applaud your taste yet again, sir. 🤘🏼

[@ramonace4770]

#25 David Lee Roth Van Halen (1978) Van Halen II (1979) Van Halen "Fair Warning" (1981) "Somebody Get Me a Doctor" from VH II

[@iainhead9898]

Hi Ramon, another name on a list of singers who aren't the best technically but are still great vocalists, great choice

[@ramonace4770]

@@iainhead9898 You're right Iain, can't figure those legendary VH albums without DLR

[@mordrid11man15]

Nice pick Ramon, not one of my favourites though although every now and again his vocals make me sit up and listen

[@ramonace4770]

@@mordrid11man15 Thanks Mordrid! Agree, not a technically great singer, but pretty unique. Impossible to imagine early VH without DLR on vocals.

[@martykott450]

Today's pick...Glen Campbell, the legendary country and pop singer/guitarist. My song pick from Glen is the unforgettable Wichita Lineman. Wichita lineman Galveston Glen Cambell/Ann Murray

[@b2tall239]

Boom! 💥 Great pick.

[@bryanbyrde8338]

Excellent choice, Marty. I consider Wichita Lineman to be one of the greatest songs of any genre, and Glen was both a great singer and guitarist.

[@martykott450]

@@bryanbyrde8338 another Jimmy Webb classic song!

[@michaelellsworth8072]

Dennis DeYoung - Styx Albums !. The Grand Illusion 2. Pieces of Eight 3. Equinox. Song - Come Sail Away

[@resistor27]

Doing a twofer today missed yesterday. Paul Rodgers Free-Fire and Water Bad Co s/t Bad Co Running With the Pack Song ‘Seagull’ Brian Johnson Back in Black For Those About to Rock... Song ‘Rock and Roll Ain’t Noise Pollution’

[@resistor27]

Forgot ‘Flick of the Switch’ for my third album!

[@melaniethurber5117]

@@resistor27 hi resistor. Awesome pick

[@jpaleologos1]

Today's pick is Tony Martin. The Eternal Idol, Headless Cross and Tyr showcase his best. The one song is tough, but I'm choosing When Death Calls as his best vocal performance.

[@kevinplair6760]

Coming soon for me too

[@christophercoles4401]

25) Etta James Favorite Albums: #1 Tell Mama #2 At Last #3 Etta James Rocks The House (live) Favorite Performance: "I'd Rather Go Blind" I can first remember hearing Etta James when my Mom played the 45 of "At Last" when I was a kid. When I got a little older and started getting into music, I discovered that Etta was one of the greatest singers in R&B. Her performance of "I'd Rather Go Blind" from her 1967 album Tell Mama, totally blew me away the first time I heard it, and it's still one of my favorites today. 25) Etta James 26) Janis Joplin 27) Grace Slick 28) Mitch Ryder 29) John Lydon 30) Lou Reed 31) Bryan Ferry

[@gadgettheratboy9051]

Wow -- great pick and write up Chris. I just heard "Blind" on the local radio about a month ago.

[@the80slivehere]

Nice article, Christopher! 😃👍. I greatly admire your pick! I remember when my nephews were playing Flo Rida's "Good Feeling" at our pool party, I had to let them know he was sampling Etta James "Something's Got a Hold on Me." She is definitely the best part of the song. 😇. - Heather

[@iainhead9898]

Hey Chris, not a name I would have considered for this month, her undoubted talent and legacy notwithstanding. It was hard enough to pick 31 vocalists from the music in my collection, let alone great singers from genre's I don't listen to a lot, otherwise you end up considering names like Adele, Amy Winehouse or even, dare I say it, Celine Dion, technically one of the best singers on the planet but whose style doesn't really do it for me, unless she sings in French ( her album, "D'Eux" with French writer Jean -Jacques Goldman is brilliant). I've had to be true to the theme of favourite, rather than best as the two aren't mutually exclusive.

[@davidholmes6119]

Nice choice, and I love the very personal, nostalgic write-up. 👍 🎶

[@christophercoles4401]

@@the80slivehere Thanks Heather. The one good thing about sampling is that it can serve to introduce a younger generation to those great artists of the past.

[@garyjoyce2160]

Steve MARRIOTT /. Ogden’s Nut 🥜 Gone FLAKE/6️⃣8️⃣SMOKIN/7️⃣2️⃣Performance Rocking the FILLMORE/7️⃣1️⃣. Song. Thirty days in a HOLE. Thanks again Pete for your time 👍💯

[@stoneyj.5538]

Fantastic pick. He’s at the top of my list

[@ericporter344]

@@garyjoyce2160 👍

[@garyjoyce2160]

@@stoneyj.5538. Thank you. Enjoy day 👍💯

[@garyjoyce2160]

@@ericporter344/ glad your back on live chat my friend. Awesome. Great day to you 👍💯

[@HockeyDudeJames2]

@@garyjoyce2160 great pick..Steve just missed my list.

[@dennisstratton6508]

Day 7 pick is Lonesome Dave Peverett. Cds are Fool For The City. Night Shift and Live. Favorite song Slow Ride.

[@yokerecords803]

Tremendous pick Dennis, Energized is my #1

[@HockeyDudeJames2]

Cool pick. I like Foghat a lot!

[@dennisstratton6508]

@@yokerecords803 thanks yoke. Energized is another great cd

[@christophercoles4401]

Cool pick Dennis.

[@razor7394]

Terrific pick Dennis!

[@stevenbruno2752]

My pick for the day is James Dewar. Great, unique voice. I'm actually new to the Robin Trower catalog (thanks to Pete), but really enjoy James Dewar's voice. 25. James Dewar - Robin Trower (Bridge of Sighs ; Twice Removed from Yesterday) 26. Paul Stanley - KISS (A Million to One ; Tonight You Belong to Me) 27. Paul Rodgers - Free / Bad Company (Bad Company ; Fire and Water) 28. Ronnie James Dio - Dio (Don't Talk to Strangers ; Holy Diver) 29. Pat Benatar (Hell is for Children ; Promises in the Dark) 30. Klaus Meine - Scorpions (We'll Burn the Sky ; Still Loving You) 31. Ian Anderson - Jethro Tull (Orion ; Heavy Horses)

[@jerryattwooll4864]

@@stevenbruno2752 Great choice Steven, was one of my picks earlier in the month.

[@stevenbruno2752]

@@jerryattwooll4864 Yes, great choice, Jerry! Thanks!

[@stuarthecht8196]

My #25 pick is Neil Diamond. Loved him ever since I was a kid in the 60's. Three favorite albums: Hot August Night, Beautiful Noise, Serenade. Favorite song: "Holly Holy."

[@melaniethurber5117]

@@stuarthecht8196 hi Stuart. Awesome pick

[@stuarthecht8196]

Thank you, Melanie!

[@stevemcnary7963]

My #7 Favorite singer is Rob Halford The Metal God. What dynamic range & power. Great live or studio & is great from ballads to thrash metal. My 3 Favorite albums are 1. Unleashed In The East. 2. Sad Wings Of Destiny 3. Stained Class or Sin After Sin. My favorite song/vocal performance is DREAMER DECEIVER/DECEIVER.

[@kingmrfone5604]

For August 7th, Francis Rossi Albums: "Piledriver", "Hello !" and "Quo" . The song is " Roll Over Lay Down".

[@rogertemple7193]

Phil Mogg of UFO is an awesome vocalist another great pick and my pick for today is the late Danny Joe Brown of the best hard rocking southern bands Molly Hatchet thank you Pete. 🎶🎤🎸🎸🎹🥁🎶

[@mgerometta]

Today I'm going with Bon Scott from AC/DC. Albums: Highway To Hell Powerage Let There Be Rock Song: Whole Lotta Rosie

[@jerryattwooll4864]

@@mgerometta Fine choice. Coming up on my list later in the month and also with same albums and favourite vocal as you picked.

[@dannyhoeykens]

My pick for today is David Sylvian. Albums: 1) Tin Drum - Japan 2) Secrets Of The Beehive - Solo 3) Brilliant Trees - Solo Track: Ghosts On this wonderful track they create a unique dark moody atmosphere. David´s voice is soothing and deeply moving.

[@yokerecords803]

Cool pick Danny

[@dannyhoeykens]

@@yokerecords803 Thanks Yoke.

[@toddhill7483]

Fantastic choice Danny. And I seem to lean more towards his post-Japan vocal performances.

[@the80slivehere]

😃👍. Way cool pick, Danny! - Heather

[@dannyhoeykens]

@@the80slivehere Thanks Heather.

[@Duality_of_Man]

My day #7 pick is John Fogerty! Creedence Clearwater Revival, such a good band! How can you not be patriotic hearing this band, it's nostalgic too! My favorite albums are Cosmo's Factory, Willie and the Poor Boys, and Green River! My favorite songs: The Midnight Special, Ramble Tamble, Bad Moon Rising, and Travelin' Band! My picks so far (no order) - Andre Matos - Tobias Sammet - Sammy Hagar - Bob Seger - Zakk Wylde - Corey Taylor - John Fogerty

[@Fastnbulbous1969]

25. Steve Winwood Traffic - Traffic (1968) Traffic - The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys (1971) Traffic - John Barleycorn Must Die (1970) Steve Winwood has been in a number of projects, The Spencer Davis Group, Blind Faith, Ginger Baker's Air Force, Third World, and Stomu Yamashta's Go and of course his solo career, starting with the great single "While You See a Chance." Everything he touches is worth a listen, but you can't beat the Traffic catalog. I'll go with his first single with Traffic in 1967, "Paper Sun."

[@shaunogle530]

Great choice.

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

Good choice hard to nail Steve down

[@johnmichaelwilliams6694]

Good morning (afternoon, evening or night), Pete. Great selection. Personal pick today? Best known as the founding member and lead singer of a British band with several solo albums in his catalogue as well who came on the music scene in the 60s and whose band has been on tour this year, Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones. Anyone growing up in the late 60s and early 70s, had the Stones and the distinctive vocals of Mick in their ears almost non-stop if there were any nearby radios turned on. Lots of discussion about his vocals on the Stones latest album - Hackney Diamonds - but the three albums will be coming from the earlier period and are Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers and It's Only Rock And Roll, But I Like It. Favorite tracks are tough and skipping over the likely Sympathy For The Devil to the Let It Bleed deep track, Monkey Man. Jagger all over the place vocally. Again, sixty years on, something must be going right. Thanks as always, Pete. Looking forward to whatever comes next

[@keithjones7390]

Some things stick in your mind when it comes to certain songs, l remember hearing It's All Over Now on my little transistor radio on a Sunday evening whilst listening to the latest 'hit parade' show presented by Alan 'Fluff' Freeman. Its been an absolute favourite Stones song ever since. Its their early stuff l love the most.

[@johnmichaelwilliams6694]

@@keithjones7390 Thanks for that, Keith. My brother and I shared a room and transistor radio at that time. He would always tell me to listen to the Stones songs when they came on. It's All Over Now is the first song I remember him that excited him and me.

[@melaniethurber5117]

@@johnmichaelwilliams6694 hi John. Superb pick and article

[@johnmichaelwilliams6694]

@@melaniethurber5117 Thanks, Melanie, though once again a day late here.

[@kamranmalik8546]

Stevie Nicks - Rumours - Bella Donna - Fleetwood Mac Song: Landslide

[@weirddebbiem1619]

25. Meat Loaf (Marvin Lee Aday) Albums: Bat Out of Hell Bat Out of Hell II: Back Into Hell Songs: Bat Out of Hell Heaven Can Wait Objects in the Rear View Mirror May Appear Closer Than They Are All Revved Up With No Place To Go It's All Coming Back To Me Now 26. Sam Cooke 27. David Byron (Uriah Heep) 28. Steve Walsh (Kansas) 29. Leslie Gore 30. Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull) 31. Ronnie Spector

[@bengalgangster]

hey there , as mel says "cant really say anything about this pick" lol💜💜

[@weirddebbiem1619]

@@bengalgangster Hey, bengal! Good one. lol I certainly understand. 🤗🎶💜💜

[@bryanbyrde8338]

Hi Debbie, this is a great choice in my opinion. Sadly, ML didn’t make my list but he could possibly appear in my top 50.

[@melaniethurber5117]

@@weirddebbiem1619 hi Debbie. I never could get into this band.

[@weirddebbiem1619]

@@bryanbyrde8338 Thank you, Bryan.

[@the80slivehere]

25. Singer: Pat DiNizio (The Smithereens and solo). 😃👍. Cool tough but tuneful distinctive singer. Three albums from the band: (i) Especially For You (1986), (ii) Green Thoughts (1988), and Blow Up (1991). Favorite song with a great early vocal performance appears in one of my favorite films from the 1980s, Dangerously Close (1986): “Blood and Roses” from Especially For You. 🔥. (R.I.P Pat DiNizio 1955 - 2017). Rock Always! - Heather

[@toddhill7483]

@@the80slivehere excellent choice Heather. And Green Thoughts really takes me back. Will have to revisit.

[@the80slivehere]

@@toddhill7483 Cool, Todd! Thanks! 😃👍⭐🔥.

[@iainhead9898]

Hi Heather, not familiar with your choice today although I recognise the band name. Will have to give him/them a listen...

[@the80slivehere]

@@iainhead9898 Thanks, Iain! 😃👍⭐🌅.

[@dannyhoeykens]

@@the80slivehere Hi Heather. Excellent pick and song choice.

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

Pick #25 Paul Simon Still crazy after all these years Hearts and bones Graceland Favorite vocal performance Saturday Night live 1976 George Harrison joins Paul on stage becoming the first Beatles to ever perform on the show together they do a fantastic version of here Comes the Sun

[@dannyhoeykens]

Hi Kev. Awesome choice.

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

​@@dannyhoeykensThanks Danny

[@melaniethurber5117]

@@truckerkevthepaidtourist hi Kev. Excellent pick

[@keithjones7390]

Super choice, love his albums both with Art Garfunkel and his solo work. There Goes Rhymin' Simon l would include as a favourite album, so many strong songs on that one.

[@ericwalker6068]

Paul Cotton of Poco Albums: Legend, Indian Summer, and Rose Of Cimarron Song: “Heart Of The Night” - Paul didn’t have a lot of range, but he had a storyteller’s voice. Just love his elegant approach to this song.

[@diannecarpenter7718]

Thank you, Pete, for your pick. All the damn time. My Day 25 Pick: Linda Ronstadt- 1. Heart Like a Wheel 2. Hasten Down the Wind 3. Simple Dreams Song: Your No Good Honorable Mention: 4. Prisoner In Disguise Song: Heat Wave 🎤🎸🎵🎹🥁 Life is better with music

[@arniegries8579]

25. Ozzy Osbourne with Black Sabbath. Paranoid. Master Of Reality. Volume 4. Favorite Performance - "War Pigs."

[@melaniethurber5117]

@@arniegries8579 hi Arnie. Sorry I give you a reply on this one. I don’t care for Ozzy

[@bengthertzman9918]

Barry Gibb - BeeGees. Ok, it was all three brothers that created those magic harmonies but Barrys voice stand out for me. Albums Main Course, Children Of The World, Their greatest hits. Song Fanny Be Tender

[@jerryattwooll4864]

My nomination today is for an extremely talented all round musician and one who deserves to be far better known and much more appreciated. Known for being an excellent blues hard rock guitarist with a flashy but melodic style and also his band's main songwriter, but he has a superb hard rock voice as well, DAVID MENIKETTI from Y & T. Rumour has it the first time I saw the band here in the UK on the Earthshaker tour, Meniketti blew all the vocal monitors at the afternoon sound check. Fave albums. Earthshaker Mean Streak Meniketti (solo) Favourite Vocal Rescue Me from Earthshaker showing his range from balladeer to full on hard rock roar. 26 Roger Daltrey 27 Derek St Holmes 28 Klaus Meine 29 Ronnie Van Zant 30 Pat Benatar 31 Jimmy Dewar.

[@martinfranco3716]

Another great pick, Jerry. Dave's a great vocalist and killer guitar player. Your list is excellent so far.

[@mordrid11man15]

Hi Jerry, sounds like I need to look this guy up as not familiar with him or Y&T

[@razor7394]

Excellent choice Jerry!

[@iainhead9898]

Hi Jerry, excellent choice and a name that was on my original list before I did my whittling down to 31. HM for certain at some point.

[@jerryattwooll4864]

@@martinfranco3716 Thank you for your kind words Martin.

[@jeffrose8632]

Pete I’m on board with “all’ your choices. Phil’s great. I just listened to love to love the other day. Classic. Never gets old.

[@mikeryanmikeryan4740]

Hi Pete Great pick in Phil Mogg. Here is my pick for day 25. Pick # 25 - Dave Meniketti - Y&T - 3 albums - Mean Streak - Earthshaker - Black Tiger - Song - Winds Of Change

[@keithjones7390]

Day 25 A singer/songwriter who recorded some wonderful folk rock albums, his best being in the early 70's. It's Cat Stevens, whose voice adapted so well to suit the given song. This was evident for me on how he sang "where do the children play?" on the song of the same title, an edginess and a passion that was required to ask that important question. Albums....... Teaser and the Firecat (favourite). Tea for the Tillerman Catch Bull at Four Song is one rarely mentioned from Buddha and the Chocolate Box, it's Sun/C79 again a song which required powerful vocal work and it's definitely a favourite song of mine. But not a popular choice it seems!

[@shaunogle530]

Good choice, very distinctive voice.

[@keithjones7390]

​@@shaunogle530 Thanks for your kind reply

[@jeffreyrobinson9120]

Excellent pick, Keith. He`s on my list too. Such a unique voice and style.

[@keithjones7390]

@@jeffreyrobinson9120 Thanks so much

[@bryanbyrde8338]

Good choice, Keith. Once again, I don’t know much of Cat’s music - the only album of his I have listened to Tea For The Tillerman, with Father And Son being my favourite song.

[@RaymondCarver-vy9uk]

Great pick!! Can't go wrong with UFO!! My #25: Going with a great singer who started out as one of Linda Rondstadt's band members, then left with another guy to go and form a band who became a big selling band in music. He then left that and did some great solo work as well. Talking about Don Henley. Albums: Desperado, Hotel California, End Of The Innocence Song: The Last Worthless Evening

[@keithjones7390]

A great choice there, Don Henley is one of my favourite's too. Love the Eagles, you mentioned Desperado, that's my favourite Eagles album and like some other bands it's their early records l like the most. I also like Don's solo album Inside Job which doesn't seem to get as many mentions as his other solo records, but there's some strong stuff on there such as Miss Ghost, Workin' It, They're Not Here, They're Not Coming and My Thanksgiving.

[@mattshaw5179]

Love UFO! A massively underrated band! Mogg is so important to how great they are!! My choice today... After watching your review today (he was already on my list, just moved him to today!) it has to be Attila Dorn of Powerwolf. Top albums - Preachers of the Night, Call of the Wild and Blood of the Saints. Favourite song - Amen & Attack.

[@camwatters-iz5bs]

I haven’t seen ozzy listed. He may not have been a traditionally “great” singer but he has a voice that is among my favourite. Diary of a madman, sabbath bloody sabbath, sabbatage. Best vocal performance the writ

[@ziggyzagzi8017]

Writ Large! Cam

[@ykmgeedee]

I had him day 30. He does indeed give a hell of a performance on The Writ but I went with Sab Blood Sab instead. He sings like he's a rockin' zombie and I love that!

[@RickNBacker]

Steve Marriott - Humble Pie. Albums: Smokin', Rock On, s/t...

[@Brother_MarkG]

Day 7. Patsy Cline - Showcase, Patsy Cline, Sentimentally Yours - song: Crazy One of the most influential vocalists in country music of all time. Cline's career was cut short when an airplane carrying her, and other country music stars crashed in 1963. Her recorded output is limited to three records, but what performances are on those discs. Her records crossed over into the pop charts as well. Everyone knows her version of Willie Nelson's Crazy. 1. Bill Champlin - Welcome to the Dance, A Circle Filled with Love, Live 2. Al Green - Call Me, Let's Stay Together, The Lord Will Make a Way - song: Love And Happiness 3. Tim Buckley - Blue Afternoon, Lorca, Starsailor - song: The Train 4. Jerry LaCroix - Edgar Winter's White Trash/ Roadwork, S/T, Second Coming - song: Turn On Your Lovelight 5. Paul Rodgers - Fire and Water, The Royal Sessions, Bad Company - song: Heavy Load 6. Aretha Franklin - Aretha Live at Fillmore West, I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You, Lady Soul - song: I Say A Little Prayer 7. Patsy Cline - Showcase, Patsy Cline, Sentimentally Yours - song: Crazy

[@ArcangelofRock]

Completely agree with the choice of Phil Mogg! Pick 25;for me: A Great Singer & Guitarist.... DAVE MENIKETTI. His career with Y&T is legendary for those that are in the know & appreciate hard rock & solid vocals full of soul & emotion. Favorite track: (A tie) My Heart Plays Too & Straight Thru The Heart. Just classic Hard rock @ it's finest!!!

[@peterm.fitzpatrick7735]

Eric Clapton: "Disreaii Gears" '89 "461 Oceans Boulevard" '74 "Behind the Sun" '85

[@keithjones7390]

Great choice there, l only have some solo albums apart from Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs. 461 is my favourite solo record, but the follow up album There's One In Every Crowd is pretty good too, Journeyman and August another two l really like.

[@garymilligan9038]

Im picking today Greg Lake Albums. In the court of the crimson King, Tarkus, Brain Salad Sugury Song Tarkus

[@fourseasons4105]

Day 25: Greg Lake from King Crimson and ELP Top 3 albums: In the court of the crimson king, Brain salad surgery and Trilogy

[@stevendavid5370]

Phil of UFO is on my list, you beat me to it.

[@kevinplair6760]

Same here

[@rafaelcruz4176]

My pick for Day 7 (#25 in my countdown) Mark Slaughter (Slaughter) Best Albums 1. Stick It To Ya (1990) 2. The Wild Life (1992) 3. Fear No Evil (1995) Best Song - Up all night (1990)

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

25. Brian Connolly Desolation Boulevard/Give Us a Wink/Level Headed "Love is Like Oxygen"

[@razor7394]

Excellent choice Larry!

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

@@razor7394 Thanks !

[@andrewcarr5923]

Great pick, its my favourite Sweet song and one of his last great vocal performances.

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

@@andrewcarr5923 It was yes, a very popular vocalist and front man at the time now perhaps slightly underrated today, alas.

[@davidrichy584]

8/7 (unranked) - Matt Barlow (Iced Earth, Ashes of Ares, Pyramaze) Iced Earth- Dark Saga Iced Earth- Something Wicked This Way Comes Iced Earth- Horror Show Favorite Vocal Performance- “A Question of Heaven”

[@tylerpatterson4787]

Today my pick #25 is artist who I saw last night live John Fogerty. Three albums for CCR are Green River, Bayou country, and Cosmos Factory. So many great vocal Performances but my favorite is Born on a Bayou. Anyway the show was amazing he did mostly CCR and some solo hits, if he comes near your area I highly recommend seeing him, he’s 79 years old his voice is still great, playing great with his two sons in the band as well

[@dennisstratton6508]

Great choice of singer tyler i had the same choice for song. That one really showed his best

[@tylerpatterson4787]

@@dennisstratton6508 thank you Dennis

[@dennisstratton6508]

@@tylerpatterson4787 your welcome tyler.

[@ziggyzagzi8017]

He's great so cool his sons are with him

[@tylerpatterson4787]

@@ziggyzagzi8017 yes Ziggy his sons were really good they both played guitar, one of them name Shane at one point during the concert him and John did like guitar duet, Shane can play guitar really good

[@bengalgangster]

my pick today is michael hutchence album "listen like thieves" songs 1 suicide blonde 2 shine like it does 3what you need 4 kick 5 the one thing cheers

[@keithjones7390]

Great choice with this great singer. Love a lot of their songs, predictably perhaps my favourite album is Kick but a few songs from other albums are real favourites, a rather unusual song Three Sisters, love that one, Questions another slightly unusual one is good too. Golden Playpen from Shabooh Shoobah album is a great track and one from Elegantly Wasted called Shine is a real cracker, although not included on the album some people say, it's on my CD copy though. 😅

[@dannyhoeykens]

@@bengalgangster Hi Bengal. Awesome pick. Michael was also a brilliant performer. Great song and album choices.

[@weirddebbiem1619]

Excellent choice and album and song choices. Michael didn't quite make my list. 🎶💜💜

[@bengalgangster]

@@weirddebbiem1619 thanx deb💜💜

[@weirddebbiem1619]

@@bengalgangster You're welcome, bengal.

[@guylanglois1802]

Paul Stanley Kiss- Animalize Kiss- Destroyer Paul Stanley - live to win Performance- I still love you / thrills in the night

[@beetlebum7760]

#25. Will Oldham 26. Kate Bush 27. Gene Clark 28. Neko Case 29. Sharon Jones 30. Sam Cooke 31. Cerys Matthews

[@davidholmes6119]

THIRTY-ONE FAVORITE VOCALISTS Patrik J Selleby Sweden - born 1983 Three vocal highlights - “Moria,” from the album Unholy Cross (2011) by Bloodbound “Rise of the Dragon Empire,” from the album of the same name (2019) by Bloodbound “Tales from the North,” from the album of the same name (2023) by Bloodbound Previous choices - Phil Lynott Ray Davies Rob Zombie Roger Daltrey Thom Yorke Van Morrison

[@WarhawkBeyond2040]

Day 7: Tommy Karevik Seventh Wonder: Mercy Falls Seventh Wonder: The Great Escape Kamelot: The Shadow Theory Song: Welcome To Mercy Falls Day 6: Glenn Hughes Black Country Communion Deep Purple: Come Taste The Band The Dead Daisies: Holy Ground Song: Far Away Day 5: Benoit David Mystery: The World Is A Game Mystery: One Among The Living Mystery: Beneath The Veil Of Winter's Face Song: Through Different Eyes Day 4: Geddy Lee Rush: Hemispheres Rush: Moving Pictures Rush: Power Windows Song: The Camera Eye Day 3: Jon Anderson Jon & Vangelis: The Friends Of Mr. Cairo Yes: Going For The One Yes: Close To The Edge Song: Awaken Day 2: Greg Lake King Crimson - In The Court Of The Crimson King Emerson, Lake & Powell ELP - Tarkus Song: Epitaph Day 1: John Wetton King Crimson: Red UK Asia: Astra Song: Too Late

[@georgelamie7001]

Great pick, Warhawk!

[@WarhawkBeyond2040]

@@georgelamie7001 thanks buddy. Love Karevik, he's a tremendous singer

[@iainhead9898]

Hi Warhawk, just missed out on my final list, but a great singer, SEVENTH WONDER really underrated band...

[@gaiaeternal5131]

Excellent pick, Warhawk. I went with Tommy a few days ago.

[@srvuk]

For years I missed the double entendre of force it/faucet.

[@sabinoabdala5685]

Day 7 - Iggy Pop Albums: Fun House (1970)- Raw Power (1973) w/The Stooges Solo :Brick by Brick,(1990) Song: «Some Weird Sin»

[@sunsin1592]

Love Phil Mogg; he'll be on my list later this month. But I'm gonna disagree on best song, though "Love to Love" is a great track. And he has a solo album coming out soon.

[@theomoor8513]

Yeah Moggs Motel.

[@kilokosem]

Greetings Mr. P. Good choice for Mr. Moog, he certainly has been an icon of UFO. My choice for today is Glen Danzig. I saw him once live back in the day and he and the band were incredible. My favorite song as of today is Little Whip off of Danzig 4. I suppose the conventional choice for the best records are Danzigs 1, 2 and 3 and granted they are all terrific but I listen to 777 a ton. morever , circle of snakes and black laden crown are excellent imho. I liked the tommy victor's playing it would have been interesting if an album could have been made with both Tommy and John Christ at the same time. Cheers..

[@MichaelGoth-j3p]

25. Don Henley Three favorite albums: Hotel California Desperado Building the Perfect Beast Favorite vocal performance: "Desperado"

[@keithjones7390]

Super choice with Don Henley, both with the Eagles and his solo albums. Desperado is my favourite Eagles album, his solo records great too, End Of Innocence and the lesser mentioned I've noticed, Inside Job another strong album.

[@TheMickFerris]

25 Peter Gabriel Foxtrot, The Lamb, Us Performance: In Your Eyes

[@keithjones7390]

Superb choice with Peter Gabriel, Foxtrot, The Lamb and Selling England are superb. I still like his debut (car) album perhaps the most out of his solo records although not everyone would agree! 😮

[@gaiaeternal5131]

Hi Pete. Dave here. Terrific pick of Phil Mogg. Like you, Obsession's my fave album. My pick today is YOUSSOU N'DOUR. Senegalese singer who broke through internationally thanks to Peter Gabriel. Albums: Wommat (The Guide); Joko - From Village To Town; Egypt. Song: She Doesn't Need To Fall.

[@dannyhoeykens]

@@gaiaeternal5131 Hi Dave. Awesome pick.

[@gaiaeternal5131]

@@dannyhoeykens Thanks, Danny.

[@alaukkoniko]

#25 - Andi Deris Albums: Master of the Rings The Time of the Oath Better Than Raw Song: Sole Survivor

[@gadgettheratboy9051]

25. Gary Pickford-Hopkins 1. Wild Turkey -- "Battle Hymn" (1971) 2 . Wild Turkey -- "Stealer of Years" (1996) 3. Rick Wakeman -- "Journey To the Centre Of the Earth" (1974) HM: Gary Pickford-Hopkins -- GPH (2003) Song: Wrap It Up (also Gunslinger, Easter Psalm and Twelve Streets of Cobbled Black).

[@yokerecords803]

Sensational pick Gadget. I own Battle Hymn with the great late Glen Cornick!

[@iainhead9898]

Hi Gadget, don't think I've ever listened to these guys or your man today, although I am very familiar with Wild Turkey, especially with a few ice cubes dropped in...

[@melaniethurber5117]

@@gadgettheratboy9051 hi Gadget. I’m not familiar with your pick.

[@gadgettheratboy9051]

@@yokerecords803 Hey Yoke -- I knew you'd know this guy. Have you heard Wild Turkey's reunion LP "Stealer of Years?" Fantastic CD, much of the original guys are there. Gary died a few years ago from cancer -- hopefully he and Glen are "up there" jamming away!

[@gadgettheratboy9051]

@@iainhead9898 LOL...Certainly Iain, and when we are totally soused, the pretty barmaids can point us in the right direction home...lol

[@inmyhouse11]

Joe Lynn Turner- Rainbow Difficult To Cure Straight Between The Eyes Bent Out Of Shape Single: Fire Dance

[@mordrid11man15]

I came across this lady when she sang with After Forever before moving on to Nightwish, she has an amazing soprano voice which is showcased through her work with the band, however, she shows a gentler side on her solo album and just how good her voice really is so my song pick might surprise a few. My pick for Day 7: Vocalist: - Floor Jansen Albums: - Paragon, After Ever & Endless Forms Most Beautiful Song: - Daydream

[@iainhead9898]

Hi Mordrid, excellent pick, she came within a hairsbreadth of making my final list but will certainly be an HM in the (very!) near future.

[@mordrid11man15]

@@iainhead9898 Thanks Iain, picking 31 has been a real issue, maybe I should have done like you with HM but as always some have to fall by the wayside. If I did this again next month I am sure my list would be different

[@melaniethurber5117]

@@mordrid11man15 hi Mordrid. I know the band and only some of their music.

[@mordrid11man15]

@@melaniethurber5117Cheers Mel, that’s the beauty of all this we don’t know everything that is picked

[@iainhead9898]

Hi everyone, it's pick #25 today and I've deliberately chose my main pick and today's HM as a pair, because there are several notable parallels to their careers: both were the lead singer for bands with long, multi-album histories, both have voices that can in no wise be mistaken for that of another singer and both are Canadian. What might surprise you is which is my main pock and which is my HM... Today's top 31 spot goes to... Michael Sadler of SAGA My introduction to Saga came when I heard Wind Him Up on a sampler album in the early 80s, and I instantly latched on to both Sadler's vocal and Ian Crichton's equally distinctive guitar style and have since acquired their whole studio oeuvre and quite a few live albums and side/solo projects as well. Hard to pick with 22 studio albums and hardly any real duds, so I'll go for a broad range over their career. Selected Albums (all SAGA) 1. World's Apart 1981 2. The Security of Illusion 1993 3. 20/20 2012 Highlighted Performance (almost impossible!) "Don't Be Late" from The Chapters - Live (InsideOut 2005) Of course, this means that my HM today, and I'm still not sure I should have left him off my top 31 but I have, is.... Geddy Lee, of RUSH, of course: My selected album for them, today, is "Hemispheres" - tomorrow it would probably be different!

[@mordrid11man15]

Nice choice Iain, another one that I did not have space for 😞

[@ramonace4770]

Hi Iain, Michael Sadler is a great pick, always loved his vocals, Saga is a brilliant band. Rush is also a terrific band, but as far as Geddy's vocals....after all those years still not my thing

[@gadgettheratboy9051]

Hi Iain -- magnificent pick and LP's...yeah, Michael Saddler -- should've been on my list, another good one I'd forgotten about. "Security of Illusion" sounds years ahead of its time. Haven't heard "20/20" yet. Love Rush and "Hemispheres" but not too enthralled with Geddy's vocals. Didn't get around to Mark / Marcie yesterday as I hoped, got off work late. Leaving early today so Mark / Marcie will be serenading me while I eat dinner!

[@iainhead9898]

@@mordrid11man15 Thanks Mordrid

[@iainhead9898]

@@ramonace4770 Thanks Ramon, yes took me ages to warm up to Geddy back in the day, glad it finally clicked but I get why some can't take them!

[@KylerG-k1m]

7. Derek Shulman Gentle Giant - Playing the Fool (1977) Gentle Giant - The Power and the Glory (1974) Gentle Giant - Free Hand (1975) Song: Free Hand One of my favorite vocalists from the golden age of progressive rock. 1. Stevie Ray Vaughan 2. Stevie Wonder 3. Peter Gabriel 4. Klaus Meine 5. Freddie Mercury 6. George Harrison 7. Derek Shulman

[@stevendavid5370]

My pick for yesterday is Tina Turner who dazzled audiences everywhere, especially Europe. Here is a live performance of The Best for your listening pleasure kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaemqnl-jKeIosUsi=UO6pt22qAemH8pEa Look at the crowd who gave her lots of love. RIP Tina Turner, you are missed but not forgotten!

[@Jamie.Laszlo]

25. Neil Diamond Tap Root Manuscript Stones 12 Songs Song: America 26. Stephen Stills Crosby, Stills and Nash Stephen Stills Daylight Again Song: Southern Cross 27. Miley Cyrus Plastic Hearts Endless Summer Vacation Younger Now Song: Nothing Else Matters (Metallica cover) 28. Elton John Tumbleweed Connection Elton John Madman Across the Water Song: Indian Sunset 29. Brad Delp Boston Don’t Look Back Third Stage Song: Foreplay/Long Time 30. Ian Astbury The Cult Sonic Temple Electric Song: Fire Woman 31. Dave Meniketti Mean Streak Ten Earthshaker Song: I Believe in You

[@kennbrown4638]

#25: Roger Daltrey ALBUMS Who's Next Quadrophenia The Who Sell Out SONG I Can See for Miles

[@dennisstratton6508]

Great pick kenn my favorite song is The Real Me

[@kevinplair6760]

#25 : Bobby “Blitz” Ellsworth. Overkill. 1) The Years of Decay 2) Horrorscope. 3) Necroshine Song - Who Tends the Fire

[@jeffreyrobinson9120]

Great pick, Kevin. He might be showing up on my list as well.

[@kevinplair6760]

Thanks Jeffrey

[@peterock4210]

Pete with the cool Dead shirt! We are overdue for some GD content.

[@randyhenderson6166]

Brad Delp - Fav song "Let Me Take You Home Tonight"

[@SWEETFA24]

Tobias Forge (Ghost) Opus Eponymous, Infesissumam , Meliora. Ritial, Monstrance Clock, He is

[@matthewJarnigan-m7g]

Pick 25 for me is Jon Oliva, my favorite 3 albums are Hall of the Mountain King, Gutter Ballet and Handful of Rain. My favorite vocal is for 24 Hours Ago

[@Fritha71]

#25: Greg Lake Song: Epitaph (1969) Poignant!

[@monte.olson58]

#25 Jimi Jamison (Target) Maybe In Time A Memphis/southern rock masterpiece from the Captured album. - Target - Captured

[@martinfranco3716]

Nice pick, Monte. Never heard of Target. Interested to see how Jimi sounds on it.

[@ramonace4770]

Great pick! Later on my list due to his work with another bands. I love Target though.

[@jerryattwooll4864]

@@monte.olson58 Great pick Monte. Have him on my list for later this month.

[@bryanbyrde8338]

Hello Pete and everyone. Today’s choice is one of the truly great singer-songwriters, whose incredibly successful career has also lasted for more than 50 years: 25. Billy Joel Albums - Turnstiles, The Stranger and 52nd Street Song - Scenes From An Italian Restaurant 26. Don Henley 27. Skye Edwards 28. Bill Withers 29. Bob Seger 30. Elizabeth Fraser 31. Freddie Mercury

[@keithjones7390]

Always interesting to see who you have chosen. I've only one of his albums, yes it's The Stranger! I've always loved the rather bittersweet tale of Brenda and Eddie in Scenes From An Italian Restaurant. I love the whole album (on cassette but still plays well) and played it very recently. I once had 52nd Street but it has gone the way of some of my other albums. 😮 I've listened to a few tracks from Morcheeba, pretty good, Even Though, the track you mentioned was actually my least favourite, Blindfold, Slow Down and Let Me See a few l thought were very good. Take care.

[@bryanbyrde8338]

@@keithjones7390 Thanks for your detailed and honest feedback as always, Keith. I thought you might like some of Morcheeba’s music, although I appreciate that we might have different opinions about various songs. Similarly, Skye’s vocals won’t be for everyone, although I really love her smooth, almost effortless sounding style. Cheers my friend.

[@bengalgangster]

good pick bryan , billy a little hit or miss for me , but there is alot to like

[@melaniethurber5117]

@@bryanbyrde8338 hi Bryan. Awesome pick

[@weirddebbiem1619]

Fantastic choice and list, Bryan. Scenes From an Italian Restaurant is an amazing song.

[@guillermomaldonado6277]

Amanda Somerville Amanda Somerville: Windows ("Moth") Trillium: Alloy ("Mistaken") Avantasia: The Flying Opera. Around the World in 20 Days ("Farewell")

[@toddschulz2807]

Nice pick, I really like the Phenomenon lp.

[@ericporter344]

Steve Winwood Song: While You See A Chance Album: The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys

[@stevenbruno2752]

Great pick, unique voice

[@shaunogle530]

On the list. Midland Maniac.

[@askoholli9306]

A poor man's Ray Charles. 😊 Just kidding, a nice pick.

[@ericporter344]

@@askoholli9306 😁

[@gaiaeternal5131]

Nice one, Eric. Stevie's coming up for me very soon.

[@jeffreyyannuzzi4832]

Today’s pick. Jon Bon Jovi 3.New Jersey 2.Keep The Faith 1.Slippery When Wet Top song Wild In The Streets

[@gaznathemoon1128]

{unranked} Ian McCulloh. Albums: Porcupine/Ocean Rain/Echo & The Bunnymen. Song: The Cutter.

[@dannyhoeykens]

@@gaznathemoon1128 Hi Gazn. Awesome pick and song choice.

[@gadgettheratboy9051]

Very cool pick Gazn. Terrific LP selection...THE CUTTER!! Gotta play that today, it's been a long time!

[@jeffreyrobinson9120]

Great pick. Love the song and "Porcupine". Just edges out "Ocean Rain" as my favorite.

[@robertlamkin6464]

25. Rob Dickinson - Catherine Wheel: 1. FERMENT; 2. CHROME; 3. ADAM AND EVE. Strongest vocal performance: BROKEN HEAD. 26. Emma Hewitt- 1. BURN DOWN THE SKY; 2. GHOST OF THE LIGHT; 3. MISSING HOURS. Strongest vocal performance: THESE DAYS ARE OURS. 27. Chrissy Hynde - Pretenders - 1. LEARNING TO CRAWL; 2. PRETENDERS; 3. LAST OF THE INDEPENDENTS; Strongest vocal performance: REVOLUTION. 28. Lonnie Jordan - War: 1. THE WORLD IS A GHETTO; 2. ALL DAY MUSIC; WAR. Strongest vocal performance: SLIPPIN INTO DARKNESS. 29. Christie Simpson - Yumi Zouma: 1. TRUTH OF CONSEQUENCES; 2. EP III; 3. YONCALLA. Strongest vocal performance: IN CAMERA. 30. Sune Rose Wagner/Sharin Foo - Raveonettes: 1. OBSERVATOR; 2. ATOMIZED; 3. PE’AHI. Strongest vocal performance: SHE OWNS THE STREETS. 31. David Lee Roth - Van Halen: 1. 1984; 2. FIRST ALBUM; 3. VAN HALEN II. Strongest vocal performance: MEAN STREETS from FAIR WARNING. Honorable Mention Mark Farner - Grand Funk Railroad: 1. E PLURIBUS FUNK; 2. WE’RE AN AMERICAN BAND; 3. SURVIVAL. The strongest vocal performance was LONELINESS from E PLURIBUS FUNK. Phil Mogg - UFO: 1. STRANGERS IN THE NIGHT; 2. LIGHTS OUT; 3. OBSESSION. Strongest vocal performance: ONLY YOU CAN ROCK ME. Bob Welch- Fleetwood Mac: 1. HEROES ARE HARD TO FIND; 2. MYSTERY TO ME; 3. BARE TREES. Strongest vocal performance: FUTURE GAMES. . Dale Bozzio - Missing Persons: Top Three Albums: 1. SPRING SESSION; 2. RHYME AND REASON; 3. COLOR IN YOUR LIFE. Strongest vocal performance: SURRENDER YOUR HEART from RHYME AND REASON. Karl Hyde - Underworld: 1. PEARL’S GIRL; 2. A HUNDRED DAYS OFF; EVERYTHING! EVERYTHING. Strongest spoken word performance: PEARL’S GIRL. .

[@andreasb4202]

Day 25: Tomas Jonsson (Anti Cimex/Wolfpack) Great vocal performances: "Braincell Battle", "When the Innocent Die", "Enter the Gates" etc etc Day 26: Barney Greenway (Napalm Death) Day 27: Lisa Gerrard (Dead Can Dance) Day 28: Freddie Mercury (Queen) Day 29: Stevie Nicks (Fleetwood Day 30: L-G Petrov (Entombed) Day 31: Bob Catley (Magnum)

[@HockeyDudeJames2]

@@andreasb4202 great pick man.

[@andreasb4202]

@@HockeyDudeJames2 thanx buddy. Jonsson has such a great powerful voice .

[@toddhill7483]

25 Brooks Nielson (The Growlers) Albums of note: Casual Acquaintances, Hung at Heart, Chinese Fountain. 26 Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth) 27 Jaz Coleman (Killing Joke) 28 Exene Cervenka (X) 29 Wayne Hussey (The Mission) 30 Jeff Lynn 31 Jim Morrison

[@dannyhoeykens]

@@toddhill7483 Hi Todd. Wonderful pick. I have only one album by this band ' City Club´. I need to investigate more in this band.

[@toddhill7483]

@@dannyhoeykens thanks Danny. I would definitely recommend turning back the clock to some of their earlier releases. Some low-fi gems.

[@zlatanfilipovic8798]

Day 7, pick 25, Annie Lenox of Eurythmics fame.

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

She definitely made my list what a voice

[@melaniethurber5117]

@@zlatanfilipovic8798 hi Zlatan. Excellent pick

[@garethallen4191]

25. David Cousins (Strawbs) Albums : Ghosts, Grave New World, From the Witchwood Song : Ghosts

[@keithjones7390]

Great choice. Love the Strawbs, those are superb albums you mentioned, l would have added Bursting at the Seams as well, couldn't leave that one out!

[@shaunogle530]

DEREK SHULMAN - GENTLE GIANT - Favourite albums, Three Friends, Power and Glory, Octopus. How to pick a favourite song, well today it’s So Sincere. Tomorrow it will be Schooldays …

[@melaniethurber5117]

@@shaunogle530 hi Shaun. Excellent pick