1. Donovan
2.Jimi Hendrix
3.John Lennon
4.George Harrison
5.Paul McCartney
6.Ringo Starr
7.Julian Lennon
8.Sean Lennon
9.Rufus Wainwright
10.Harry Nilsson
11.Shawn Phillips
12.Murray Head
13.Morrissey
14.Robyn Hitchcock
15.Ian Hunter
16.Bob Dylan
17.Gary Lewis
18.Mike Nesmith
19. Muddy Waters
20. Howlin' Wolf
21.Willie Dixon
22.Jeff Healy
23.Marty Stuart
24.Steve Earle
25.Johnny Cash
26.Buddy Holly
27.Bobby Fuller
28.Elliot Smith
29.Neil Diamond
30. Ray Parker Jr.
31.Joe Tex
32.Otis Redding
33. James Brown
34. Jermaine Jackson
35. Billy Preston

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OK..I'll Play..

Alison Kraus
Robert Plant
Rene Fleming
Linda Eder
Ronnie Hammond (ARS)
Annie Haslam
Phil Mogg
Klaus Meine
Tina Turner
Dave Peverett
Ann Wilson
Dave Walker
Cassidy
Greg Rolie
Carly Simon
Michael Stipes
Mica Paris
Till Lindemann
Tony Braxton
Liane Foly
Rene Marie
Michael Hutchins
Martha Davis
Michael Des Barres
Ninette
Christina Amphlet
Sylvie Vartan
Nancy Sinatra
Ian Anderson

Many Many More but ...Ya'll Get the Idea....

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1986 Peavey Envoy 110
1967 Kingston Acoustic

Otis Rush
Jonny Lang
Alison Sudol
Julieta Venegas
Gregg Allman

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EDIT: These would be my answers without thinking much. What comes to your mind at first is what you like best! No matter if there's dozens of others you like as well (like Sammy Hagar for example). This is what strikes me first:

- Freddy Mercury! (R.I.P.!!)

- Michael Kiske ( early Helloween)
- The singer of STRYPER, whatever his name is.

These are the first 3 which come to my mind.

Additionally:

- The singer of FASTWAY
- The singer of CINDERELLA

These are the top 5 if you would ask me: "which singer's voice would you like to have for the music you want to play".

I love all 5 of them!!

Females would be:

- Jule Neigel (Germany)
- Singer of SKEW SISKIN, whatever her name is.
- Norah Jones
- Christina Aguilera (yes, kill me but she rocks!! She just makes the wrong music, ha ha ha)
- Bonnie Raitt (very rocky and bluesy, if she wants)

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STRATS ROCK!!! but Teles and Firebirds, too!

Many people probably have no idea who this is, so

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uY3NqMojwZA

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1986 Peavey Envoy 110
1967 Kingston Acoustic

There are, of course, so many...but a few of my favourites (and not yet mentioned) are
Delbert McClinton, and Agnetha Faltskog and Anni-Frid Lyngstad.
cheers,
Alex

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Ian Gillan (before he ruined his voice with all that stupid screaming)
Paul Rogers
Robert plant
Paul Carrack
Elton John
Lou Gramm
Louis Armstrong

KATE BUSH
Annie Lennox
Emmylou Harris
Karen Carpenter
Ella Fitzgerald
Whitney Houston (pre drugs)


Who the hell said Ringo Starr?

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These guys were in a class of their own.

Elvis Presley
Ray Charles
Roy Orbison
Gene Vincent

There are some good singers out there that don't have good voices, i.e. Willie Nelson.

There are also folks that have/had very distinct voices. Prime examples are Howlin Wolf or Janis Joplin. But they're not in the Elvis or Ray Charles class.

Gene Vincent might have been higher in the list if he'd had better management and a decent producer.

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