Good rock singers

[niallf]

I don't think anyone's mentioned Glenn Hughes, amazing even now...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7hnfNh7glI

[DickyC]

Nanook said:

Ian Anderson.

Any younger singers? We're all living in the past.

[DickyC]

[glenrobbo]

DickyC said:

Any younger singers? We're all living in the past.

They're all younger singers when you get to my age!

How about Justin Hawkins of The Darkness?

What a range that guy has!

[anonymous-user]

There’s always that Kings of Lion bunch from yeeehaw Tennnesseeeeee spit doing.
The Folliwells I think they are.

[DocJock]

Seen The Darkness and Hot legs supporting other bands. Guy couldn't hold a note either time.

[mac96]

DickyC said:

Nanook said:

Ian Anderson.

Any younger singers? We're all living in the past.

Surely that deserves at least a small:

[DickyC]

mac96 said:

Surely that deserves at least a small:

Ay thang yo.

[mac96]

And I'll throw in Frankie Miller.

[glenrobbo]

DickyC said:

mac96 said:

Surely that deserves at least a small:

Ay thang yo.

Badum tish!
Love the sound of dropping pennies.

[freddytin]

This lady is still going strong .... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLnlNZZ6X-w Dilana Smith


Got to agree with most of those mentioned

Edited by freddytin on Wednesday 29th August 20:29

[glenrobbo]

DocJock said:

Seen The Darkness and Hot legs supporting other bands. Guy couldn't hold a note either time.

Haha!

He would've been perfect for Spinal Tap!

[franki68]

Ruth Rack said:

Old style single handed rock genius
https://youtu.be/ekq4ZMgMa1Q

he was in an episode of 'roadies' on amazon prime ,tremendous performance,forgot about him actually.

[gmaz]

I saw a short U2 documentary the other day with some early stuff of theirs. Bono has a fantastic voice.

[franki68]

The guy from the temperance movement has a decent voice and if you like big powerful voices the bloke from monster truck .

[anonymous-user]

mac96 said:

And I'll throw in Frankie Miller.

Yep
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNoMSi1ztt0

[irocfan]

gmaz said:

I saw a short U2 documentary the other day with some early stuff of theirs. Bono has a fantastic voice.

should be discounted for being a total though

[Johnspex]

To the guy who mentioned Steve Marriott- look up Black Coffee on you tube. What a waste.

[Chimune]

Lowell George from little feat had an fascinating voice
Can listen to it all day.
The mighty Joe cocker could knock down walls at 100 yards.
The gravel that rod Stewart found was quite unique.
But hard to beat Daltrey in my book - love reign Ower me. 5:15, young man blues etc.

[cherryowen]

Chimune said:

The gravel that rod Stewart found was quite unique.

Rod Stewart's work with The Jeff Beck Group was astonishing. I find it a shame that he didn't stick with blues and went to MOR crap.

Then again, my favourite Stewart vocal is on Ol' Man River from Jeff's Truth album.