My Favorite 31 Vocalists of All Time! Pick 6 

Day 26: Paul McCartney Top albums: 3. Rubber Soul 2. Abbey Road 1. Revolver Best vocal performance: Hey Jude

Today it's David Lee Roth. Albums: Van Halen, 1984, Eat "Em & Smile. Song is "Unchained".

DAY 6- STEVE MARRIOT Humble Pie Etc. Hey folks. well a voice no longer with us. But there on records and on film and video footage, Short Bio piece below after my comments. The 3 albums would be Rock On, Smokin. And Thunderbox. Have Rock On that is on Cassette. The other two albums as vinyl albums. As to great songs there is many nice great songs. The HMs ones on Rock On - Shine on which Frampton sings lead. The tracks with Marriot HMS -Stone Cold Fever , Rollin Stone Big George and Strange Days. The rest of album is alright. On Smokin' with Hot N' Nasty, C'Mon Everybody. 30 Days In The Hole Road Runner. Those the notable songs to HMS. On Thunderbox the title track Thunderbox , Groovin With Jesus, No Money Down is good. And others are for as to a covers like album. The track that Steve does o best that I choose is on Thunderbox and "I Can't Stand The Rain" where Steve does justice with great song for a cover of soulstress Ann Peebles song. The song as their own with Steves vocals reaching up there and keepin the song bluesy funk and soulful. And so there you have it. Oh and extra to a great mention of the two albums of Rockin The Fillmore and Eat It. With great tracks could have used. In fact a high HM, As whole album is good so be sure to mention at least one from live Fillmore album. I Don't Need No Doctor. Ray Charles cover. Done far superior for a performance as well I saw Steve Marriot with Steve Marriot and his All Stars open along with Starcastle for headliner Foghat in in 76. Then saw Humble Pie open with Mothers Finest and Angel for headliner Mahagony Rush . Frank Marino yes and then in 82 saw Humble Pie headline. opener a band called St Ives. Steve playing great rhythm guitar All three with Steve at his best when he sang. In 82 maybe noticeably high or little drunk. bUt he snag just aa well as anyone would like him, There you are. Great choice Pete. Paul Rodgers and yea Bad Company and Free. Course The Firm also as well as his solo. Now some Bio of Humble Pie. ----------------------------------------------- Humble Pie are an English rock band formed by singer-guitarists Peter Frampton and Steve Marriott in Moreton, Essex,[not verified in body] in 1969. Often regarded as one of the first supergroups in music, Humble Pie experienced moderate popularity and commercial success during the 1970s with hit songs such as "Black Coffee", "30 Days in the Hole", "I Don't Need No Doctor", "Hot 'n' Nasty" and "Natural Born Bugie" among others. The original line-up of members featured lead singer/frontman and guitarist Steve Marriott of Small Faces, singer-guitarist Peter Frampton of the Herd, former Spooky Tooth bassist Greg Ridley and drummer Jerry Shirley from the Apostolic Intervention. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Have a great day friends and take care and hugs.🎶🎶🎤🤗. Cheers 🧙‍♂

How is Paul Rodgers not in the Rock HOF? Mind boggling

Excellent pick with Paul Rodgers, Pete. I've got him coming up just a bit later on my list. 6) Van Morrison Favorite Albums: #1 Astral Weeks #2 Moondance #3 The Story Of Them featuring Van Morrison Favorite Performance: "Cypress Avenue" (Astral Weeks) The first time I can remember hearing Van Morrison was when the radio played "Gloria" by the Belfast R&B group Them, of which he was the lead singer. That song, written by Morrison, became a garage band staple along with another Morrison-penned hit, "Mystic Eyes". The band also recorded excellent covers of John Lee Hooker's "Baby Please Don't Go" and Bob Dylan's "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue". I also have fond memories of hearing "Brown Eyed Girl" blasting from transistor radios from the street to the beach in the summer of 1967 when I was just a kid. But my first real encounter with the genius of Van Morrison was when I heard the brilliant Astral Weeks. I have rarely been as captivated by an album on the first listen as I was by that record. The blend of Folk, Blues, Jazz and Classical styles was unlike anything I had heard before (or since), but it was Van's voice, so full of pain, compassion, pure beauty and mystical awe that truly captured my imagination. There were so many landmark Van Morrison performances from which to choose a "favorite". From the Irish Soul of "I've Been Working", "Crazy Love", "Domino", and "Jackie Wilson Said (I'm In Heaven When You Smile)" to the rustic "Tupelo Honey" to the pure rockin' "Wild Night" to the deeply spiritual "Did Ye Get Healed?". But ultimately, I went with a song that absolutely mesmerized me the first time I heard it, and that still moves me when I hear it today, "Cypress Avenue" from Astral Weeks. The song is the centerpiece of the album, coming as it does at the end of Side One of the vinyl. For Morrison growing up in Belfast Cypress Avenue was "the street we would all aspire to - the other side of the tracks....the Beersbridge Road had the railway line cut across it, and one side of it was one side of the tracks and Cypress Avenue was the other." In the song Morrison reminisces about a more innocent time, recounting the sights and sounds of days gone by, while escaping into his imagination, an oasis of romantic reverie. The maddening vision of innocence that unfolds is out of time and sexless. His dream lady in her antique carriage is only 14 years old! Morrison's singing is totally possessed, moving from chocked desire to exultation to hushed wonder. It's a captivating, sometimes disturbing, but ultimately moving performance that's unlike any other in popular music. It's one of many performances that put Van Morrison in a class by himself. 6) Van Morrison 7) Ronnie Van Zant 8) Robert Plant 9) Mick Jagger 10) Ian Gillan 11) Frank Sinatra 12) Aretha Franklin 13) John Lennon 14) Paul McCartney 15) Jim Morrison 16) Dusty Springfield 17) Bruce Springsteen 18) Chris Cornell 19) Johnny Rivers 20) Ray Davies 21) Dion 22) Levon Helm 23) John Fogerty 24) Gram Parsons 25) Etta James 26) Janis Joplin 27) Grace Slick 28) Mitch Ryder 29) John Lydon 30) Lou Reed 31) Bryan Ferry

The Rock Hall is a joke. There are so many artists that deserve to be inducted and almost as many who don’t.

6. Buck Dharma (BOC) --Fire of Unknown Origin --Agents of Fortune --Club Ninja Song: "Harvest Moon" from Heaven Forbid

Freddie Mercury Song: Tie Your Mother Down Album: Sheer Heart Attack

My #6 favorite vocalist is Beach Boys - Brian Wilson - 1. Pet Sounds, 2. Smile and 3. Smiley Smile . Favorite vocal song - Don’t Worry Baby. 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. 24. Derek Shulman - Gentle Giant - 1. Octopus, 2. Free Hand and 3. The Power and the Glory. Favorite vocal song: Cogs in Cogs. 23. Tom Waits - Tom Waits - 1. Franks Wild Years, 2. Mule Variations and 3. Big Time - Favorite vocal song: Innocent When You Dream. 22. Adrian Belew - King Crimson - 1. Discipline, 2. Three of a Perfect Pair and 3. Beat. Favorite vocal song: Thela Hun Ginjeet. 21. Brian Eno - Brian Eno - 1. Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy), 2. Here Comes the Warm Jets and 3. Another Green World. Favorite vocal song - Third Uncle. 20. Robert Wyatt - Robert Wyatt - 1. Rock Bottom, 2. Shleep and 3. Dondestan. Favorite vocal song: Little Red Robin Hood Hit the Road. 19. Marillion - Fish - 1. Clutching at Straws, 2. Misplaced Childhood and 3. Script for a Jester’s Tear. Favorite vocal song: Forgotten Sons. 18. Led Zeppelin - Robert Plant - 1. Led Zeppelin IV, 2. Led Zeppelin III and 3. Physical Graffiti. Favorite vocal song: The Battle of Evermore. 17. Iron Maiden - Bruce Dickinson - 1. The Number of the Beast…, 2. Powerslave and 3. Seventh Son of a Seventh Son. Favorite vocal song: Run to the Hills. 16. Donald Fagan - Steely Dan - 1. The Royal Scam, 2. Pretzel Logic and 3. Aja. Favorite vocal song - Green Earrings. 15. Caravan - Richard Sinclair - 1. In the Land of the Grey and Pink, 2. For Richard and 3. Winter Wine. Favorite vocal song: Nine Feet Underground. 14. Genesis - Phil Collins - 1. Trick of the Tail, 2. Wind & Wuthering and 3. Duke. Favorite vocal song: Mad Man Moon. 13. Black Sabbath - Ronnie James Dio - 1. The Mob Rules, 2. Heaven and Hell and 3. Dehumanizer. Favorite vocal song: The Mob Rules. 12. Renaissance - Annie Haslam - 1. Ashes are Burning, 2. Turn of the Cards and 3. Scheherazade and Other Stories . Favorite vocal song: Mother Russia. 11. Steve Wilson - Porcupine Tree. - 1. Deadwing, 2. Fear of a Blank Planet and 3. Anesthetize. Favorite vocal song: Arriving Somewhere But Not Here. 10. David Bowie - David Bowie - 1. Station to Station, 2. Ziggy Stardust and 3. Heroes. Favorite vocal song: Ashes to Ashes. 9. Procol Harum - Gary Booker - 1. Whiter Shade of Pale, .2 A Salty Dog and 3. Conquistador. Favorite vocal song: A Whiter Shade of Pale. 8. John Wetton - King Crimson, UK, Asia - 1. In the Court of the Crimson King, 2. Danger Money and 3. Asia. Favorite vocal song: Epitaph. 7. Kerry Minnear - Gentle Giant. 1. Octopus 2. Proclamation and 3. Three Friends. Favorite vocal song: Think of Me with Kindness. 6. Beach Boys - Brian Wilson - 1. Pet Sounds, 2. Smile and 3. Smiley Smile . Favorite vocal song - Don’t Worry Baby.

My pick for the day is Jimi Jamison of Survivor / Cobra / solo. Love his voice. I wish there was more material with him and Survivor. I believe Deep Purple was looking at him during the 80s. No particular order, and while I love all these vocalists, the starred (**) names are my most favorite. A number of my favorites may lack a powerful voice, but they all have a unique sounding quality. I've posted a couple vocal track favorites of mine as well: 6. Jimi Jamison** - Survivor / Cobra / solo (I Can't Hold Back ; The Search is Over) 7. Geoff Tate** - Queensryche (Take Hold of the Flame ; Someone Else?) 8. Jay Buchanon** - Rival Sons (Too Bad ; Mosaic) 9. Phil Mogg - UFO (Light's Out / Too Much of Nothing) 10. Jorn Lande** - Jorn (My Own Way ; Bridges Will Burn) 11. David King - Fastway (If You Could See ; We Become One) 12. Roy Khan** - Kamelot / Conception (Forever ; Wander) 13. John Cafferty - John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band (On the Dark Side ; Just a Matter of Time) 14. Rob Halford - Judas Priest (Beyond the Realms of Death ; Victim of Changes) 15. David Coverdale - Deep Purple / Whitesnake (Mistreated / Standing in the Shadow) 16. Jack Russell - Great White (Rock Me ; House of Broken Love) 17. Bruce Dickinson - Iron Maiden (Hallowed Be Thy Name ; Revelations) 18. Elvis Presley (American Trilogy ; If I Can Dream) 19. Michael Kiske - Helloween / solo (Do I Remember a Life? / Giants) 20. Steve Perry - Journey (Stone in Love ; Still They Ride) 21. Tony Martin - Black Sabbath (Anno Mundi ; The Headless Cross) 22. Ian Gillian** - Deep Purple / Gillian / Black Sabbath (Child in Time ; Born Again) 23. Jim Hamar - Breaker (Still Life ; From the Heart) 24. Steve Marriott - Humble Pie / Small Faces (Desperation ; 30 Days in the Hole) 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

6 Paul McCartney - Favourite vocal performance: Letting go 7 Ian Gillan 8 Ann Wilson 9 Janis Joplin 10 Terry Reid 11 Eric Burdon 12 Kate Bush 13 Burton Cummings 14 Ronnie James Dio 15 Chris Thompson 16 Sandy Denny 17 Dan McCafferty 18 Steve Perry 19 Juan Gabriel 20 Rob Halford 21 Noddy Holder 22 Roger Daltrey 23 John Lennon 24 Elvis Presley 25 Karen Carpenter 26 Fee Waybill 27 Art Garfunkel 28 Bobby Hatfield 29 Phil Collins 30 Michael Jackson 31 Agnetha Fältskog

#6 David Byron Uriah Heep "Look at Yourself" (1971) Uriah Heep "Demons and Wizards" (1972) Uriah Heep "The Magician's Birthday" (1972) "Stealin'" from Sweet Freedom and "Weep in silence" from High and Mighty

Peter Gabriel - Selling England By The Pound - Foxtrot - So Song: Supper’s Ready

Hi Pete & everyone. Dave here. Love your pick, which i went with a few days ago. One of the all-time greats. My pick is another one. it's IAN GILLAN. Deep Purple was my band in the 70s, and Ian's dynamic vocals had a lot to do with that. Albums: Deep Purple - In Rock. Really got me into the band, and heavy rock generally. So raw and exciting, and Ian almost seems possessed at times. Deep Purple - Machine Head. From the blistering Highway Star and Space Trucking to the tender When A Blind Man cries, Ian's vocals scream quality (literally!). Ian Gillan Band - Clear Air Turbulence. Nice change in direction after he left Purple, to more jazz and funk driven rock, but Ian is perfect for it. Song: Child In Time. Had to be.

Robert Plant 🇬🇧 (Led Zeppelin) is # 6. One of the godfathers of hard rock and early heavy metal. Led Zeppelin 1 Led Zeppelin IV Physical Graffiti Vocal performance a tie: Black Dog/Achilles Last Stand Cheers, Mike L 😎🇨🇦✌🏼🤘🏼

# 6 Jim Morrison It never ceases to amaze me again and again that a singer who was active for less than five years and only recorded six records with his band is counted among the most important rock musicians of all time. But that is of course completely justified, because Jim Morrison was unique as a singer and performer. For me, too, he belongs right at the top of this ranking. Best albums: The Doors, Morrison Hotel, L.A. Woman Best song: Riders on the Storm # 7 Neil Diamond # 8 Neil Young # 9 Ann Wilson # 10 Mariusz Duda # 11 Buck Dharma # 12 Peter Hammill # 13 Mick Jagger # 14 Ian Gillan # 15 Annie Haslam # 16 John Fogerty # 17 Phil Mogg # 18 John Wetton # 19 Chris Thompson # 20 Michael Sadler # 21 Gary Brooker # 22 Bruce Dickinson # 23 Paul McCartney # 24 Ozzy Osbourne # 25 Donald Fagen # 26 Karen Carpenter # 27 Robert Plant # 28 Warren Zevon # 29 Sting # 30 Roger Hodgson # 31 Barry Hay

My #6 pick is an American musician who was the co-founder, frontman, rhythm guitarist and co-lead vocalist of the hard rock band Kiss from the band's inception in 1973 to their retirement in 2023. He was the writer or co-writer of many of the band's most popular songs. Stanley established The Starchild character for his Kiss persona. Stanley was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2014 as a member of Kiss. In talking about Paul Stanley Albums- Destroyer Hotter Than Hell Love Gun Song- I Stole Your Love I Stole Your Love" Stanley has said the song "came quickly. It was influenced in some ways by the Deep Purple song 'Burn'.”

IAN ANDERSON - From Stand Up, A New Day Yesterday; from Songs From the Wood, The Whistler, and from The broadsword and the Beast, Beastie. Favourite vocal, Mother Goose from Aqualung.

6. John Wetton (Mogul Thrash, Family, King Crimson, Roxy Music, Uriah Heep, Wishnone Ash, Asia, solo) King Crimson - Red UK - Danger Money Asia - Asia Song: Asia - An Extraordinary Life

"I saw Queen back in the 70s at the Rainbow and I was blown away, for a band that at that time was not that well known I could not get over the stage presence, power and vocal range of their singer and over the years before his passing he demonstrated it again and again. My pick for Day 26: Vocalist: - Freddy Murcury Albums: - The Great Pretender, Innuendo, Queen II Song: - The Show Must Go On"

I don't have a pick for vocalist today but I liked your pick with Paul Rodgers but I'll also pick him today especially with Free, Bad Company and his other many projects solo and with other bands either as a guest or a member thanx Pete 🎤🎸🎸🎹🥁

My #26: Brad Delp Favorite albums: Boston, Don't Look Back, Third Stage Favorite song: Smokin'

#6 Stephen Stills "Southern Cross" - Buffalo Springfield - Stephen Stills - Stephen Stills 2

6. Freddie Mercury Queen - News of the World (1977) Queen - Queen II (1974) Queen - A Night At The Opera (1975) Queen at their 70s peak were actually looked down upon by gatekeepers and critics. Freddie's sense of campy humor, showmanship and outrageous outfits somehow didn't earn them respect until long after Freddie had passed. It wasn't just Freddie's vocal chops that earns him his place here, but all the other elements that immortalized him as a rock 'n' roll icon. "It's Late."

6. Freddie Mercury Queen Queen II A Night at the Opera Song: (all things considered at the time, Innuendo) 7. Mikael Åkerfeldt Black Water Park Still Life Pale Communion Song: Ghost of Perdition 8. Don Dokken Under Lock and Key Tooth and Nail Back for the Attack Song: In My Dreams 9. Greg Lake Brain Salad Surgery Emerson, Lake and Palmer Trilogy Song: C'est la Vie 10. Geoff Tate Operation: Mindcrime Empire Promised Land Song: Someone Else? 11. Adam Duritz August and Everything After Recovering the Satellites Hard Candy Song: Round Here 12. Danny Elfman Dead Man’s Party Dark at the End of the Tunnel Boi-ngo Song: No One Lives Forever 13. Sammy Hagar For Unlawful Carnel Knowledge Standing Hampton Montrose Song: Dreams 14. Tina Turner Private Dancer Break Every Rule Workin’ Together Song: Better Be Good to Me 15. Eddie Vedder Ten Vs Dark Matter Song: Jeremy 16. Gregg Allman Where it All Begins The Allman Brothers Band Brothers and Sisters Song: Whipping Post 17. Bruce Dickinson Piece of Mind Seventh Son of a Sevene Son The Number of the Beast Song: Hallowed Be Thy Name 18. Ann Wilson Dreamboat Annie Dog and Butterfly Heart Song: Magic Man 19. Steve Perry Frontiers Escape Infinity Song: Don’t Stop Believing 20. Robert Plant Led Zeppelin II Physical Graffiti Led Zeppelin II Song: Stairway to Heaven 21. Paul Rogers Bad Company Straight Shooter Fire and Water Song: Run with the Pack 22. Mary-Chapin Carpenter Shooting Straight in the Dark State of the Heart Come On Come On Song: Goodbye Again 23. Bob Seger Night Moves Nine Tonight Seven Song: Turn the Page [Live] 24. Ian Gillan Who Do We Think We Are In Rock Born Again Song: Child in Time 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

Pick six is Robert Plant 1-Led Zeppelin II 2-LED Zeppelin 3-Physical Graffiti Song: In My Time of Dying

Tough choice....my gut says Bad Company.....had the pleasure of seeing him live in a small club in Toronto on the Muddy Waters Blues tour. 95 or 6....amazing

Pick #6: DAVID COVERDALE of Deep Purple & WhiteSnake fame. David- with that powerful, bluesy baritone was always very distinctive & he looked every bit the rock star!!! Though since the mid-nineties he's had some health issues-due to age/touring + when you reach those high notes with a harder edge(1987 album forward).... the voice has to change or burnout. Regardless;Dave's got a place in the elite vocalists in rock history. My favorite tracks: *Waiting On You(Coverdale/Page), *Looking For Love, Only My Soul,+ Ready & Willing(WhiteSnake), *Drifter(Deep Purple).

Day 30 Marvelous pick Pete Moody Blues 1 Days of the Future Passed 2 On the Threshold of a Dream 3 The Other Side of Life Singer Justin Hayward Songs “Are you Feeling Comfortably” Dawn: “Dawn is a Feeling”

Hi Pete. Great pick in Paul Rogers. have him on my list earlier. Here is my pick for day 6. Pick # 6 - Ian Gillan - 3 albums - In Rock - Born Again- Mr. Universe - Song - Child In Time

Jeff Lynne - ELO Albums - 3. Eldrorado 2. A New World Record 1. Out of the Blue Song - Boy Blue

Going with the brothers Gibb Today. Robin "Massachusetts" Horizontal Barry "How Deep is Your Love" Saturday Night Fever Andy "(Our Love) Don't Throw it All Away" Shadow Dancing

Singer: Freddie Mercury Albums: Queen, Queen II, Sheer Heart Attack Song: Killer Queen

6. Singer: Cat Stevens. 😃👍. Three albums: Mona Bone Jakon (1970), Tea for the Tillerman (1970) and Buddha and the Chocolate Box (1974). It kills me to leave Teaser and the Fire Cat (1971) off the list. I adore “King of the Trees” from Buddha and the Chocolate Box. But the great vocal track chosen is: “Trouble” from Mona Bone Jakon and the Original Soundtrack for the Film, Harold and Maude (1971). 🔥. Fabulous film and soundtrack! Rock Always! - Heather

My prediction for your top 5 is: 5. Robert Plant 4. Glenn Hughes 3. David Coverdale 2. Ronnie James Dio 1. Ian Gillan I was assuming Rob Halford would be on your list but maybe he’s in the honorable mentions.

Chrissie Hynde: debut/II/Learning To Crawl. Songs: Kid/Back On The Chain Gang/Show Me.

Todays pick is Bob Seger. A classic rock and roll voice singing absolute classic songs. My favorite is today the same as it has always been...Mainstreet Live Bullet Against the Wind Nightmoves

Great Pick Paul!! love Paul, But My Pick is Robert Plant and I'll go with Stairway, Immigrant song, Kashmir,Babe I'm gonna Leave you!

Today's pick in no particular order is Steve Walsh of Kansas. Best 3 LPs are Masque, Kansas and Leftoverture. Favorite song is "Mysteries And Mayhem". Soaring vocals on some great Hard Rock and Progressive masterpieces.

My pick for Day 26 (#6 in my countdown) Michael Sweet (Stryper) Best Albums 1. To Hell With The Devil (1986) 2. Soldiers Under Command (1985) 3. In God We Trust (1988) Best Song - More than a man (1986)

6. Klaus Meine (Scorpions) * Taken By Force (1977) * Fly to the Rainbow (1974) * Virgin Killer (1976) Song: Hold Me Tight (1980) 7. Chris Cornell (Soundgarden) 8. Anne Wilson (Heart) 9. Glenn Danzig (Danzig) 10. Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin) 11. Brad Delp (Boston) 12. Jon Oliva (Savatage) 13. Layne Staley (Alice in Chains) 14. Graham Bonnet (Alcatrazz/Impellitteri/Rainbow) 15. Michael Kiske (Helloween) 16. Midnight (Crimson Glory) 17. David Coverdale (Whitesnake) 18. Ozzy Osbourne (Black Sabbath/Ozzy Osbourne) 19. Messiah Mercolin (Candlemass) 20. Marc Storace (Krokus) 21. John Bush (Anthrax/Armored Saint) 22. Dave Meniketti (Y&T) 23. Johanna Sadonis (Lucifer) 24. Phil Anselmo (Pantera) 25. Eric Bloom (Blue Oyster Cult) 26. Peter Steele (Type O Negative) 27. Roger Daltrey (The Who) 28. Bon Scott (AC/DC) 29. Biff Byford (Saxon) 30. David Byron (Uriah Heep) 31. David Lee Roth/Michael Anthony (Van Halen)

Paul Rogers definitely, Wishing Well one of my fave rock songs ever. One of the few who looked after his voice

Geddy Lee 3.Permanent Waves 2.A Farewell To Kings 1. Moving Pictures Song- The Spirit of Radio

As soon as Pete said "He's still got it...", I knew it was Paul Rogers. And yes....he still has it. My top vocal track for Mr. Rogers is "Seagull". No question. Thanks, Pete.

#6 Aretha Franklin I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You (1967), Lady Soul (1968), Young, Gifted and Black (1972). "Until You Come Back to Me" Previous picks (plus fav song/performance): #7 Nat King Cole ("A Blossom Fell" et al.) #8 Marvin Gaye ("What's Going On") #9 Elvis Presley ("Heartbreak Hotel") #10 Paul Rodgers ("Wishing Well") #11 Ronnie James Dio ("Die Young") #12 Ray Charles ("What'd I Say") #13 Stevie Wonder ("Golden Lady") #14 Levon Helm ("The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down") #15 Steve Marriott ("Itchycoo Park") #16 Jackie Wilson ("Whispers (Getting Louder)") #17 Chris Cornell ("Slaves & Bulldozers") #18 Jussi Björling ("Au fond du temple saint") #19 Dusty Springfield ("The Look of Love") #20 Sandy Denny ("The Lady") #21 Roger Daltrey ("Love, Reign o'er Me") #22 Little Willie John ("Need Your Love So Bad") #23 Maria Callas ("Vissi d'arte") #24 Doug Sahm ("At the Crossroads") #25 Donna Summer ("On the Radio") #26 Agnetha Fältskog ("Thank You for the Music") #27 Dave Brock ("Angels of Death") #28 Dr. John ("I Walk on Guilded Splinters") #29 Jeff Buckley ("Grace") #30 Sonny Boy Williamson II ("Help Me") #31 John Wetton ("Starless")

My pick for today is Iggy Pop. Albums: 1) Raw Power - The Stooges 2) Funhouse - The Stooges 3) Lust For Life - Solo Track: T.V. Eye On this trashy and ferocious primal scream, Iggy dissolves all his devils. Fun thing is that till recently I´ve misheard the line ´See that cat. Yeah I Love her so´ instead i´ve heard ´See that cow´s got a lover soul.´

Day 26. Jeff Scott Soto - ‘Break Your Chains’ from Talisman’s debut

Tom Petty - Damn the Torpedoes, Echo, Full Moon Fever - I Won't Back Down

My pick today is David Bowie. Fav Albums - The Man Who Sold the World (1970), Diamond Dogs (1974), Station to Station (1976)) & Let's Dance (1983) Fav Vocals - Changes, Young Americans, Heroes & Modern Love Pick 06 - David Bowie Pick 07 - Roger Daltrey Pick 08 - Jon Anderson Pick 09 - Justin Hayward Pick 10 - Frank Sinatra Pick 11 - Sandy Denny Pick 12 - Steve Walsh Pick 13 - Ian Gillan Pick 14 - BB King Pick 15 - Ozzy Osbourne Pick 16 - Burton Cummings Pick 17 - Joe Cocker Pick 18 - Roy Orbison Pick 19 - Jim Morrison Pick 20 - Robert Plant

Chris Cornell 1. Badmotorfinger 2. Superunknown 3. Ultramega Fell On Black Days

#6 - David Coverdale Albums: Burn Slide It In Whitesnake 87' Song: Still of the Night

Kendra Smith Opal - Happy Nightmare Baby (1987) Kendra Smith - The Guild of Temporal Adventurers EP (1992) Kendra Smith - Five Ways of Disappearing (1995) Favourite Vocal Performance: Valley of the Morning Sun

Yes!! A great song pick for Mr. Rodgers 👍

Todays pick is Albert King favorite cds are Live Wire Blues Power. Live Blues and Blues At Sunrise favorite song is Blues At Sunrise.

THIRTY-ONE FAVORITE VOCALISTS David Coverdale England - born 1951 Three vocal highlights - “Soldier of Fortune,” from the album Stormbringer (1974) by Deep Purple “Ain't No Love in the Heart of the City,” from the EP Snakebite (1978) by Whitesnake “Judgment Day,” from the album Slip of the Tongue (1989) by Whitesnake Previous choices - Elvis Costello George Harrison Glenn Hughes Ian Curtis Iggy Pop Joey Ramone John Lydon Julian Casablancas Laura Marling Liam Gallagher Lou Reed Matt Berninger Mick Jagger Morrissey Neil Young Nick Cave Patrik J Selleby Phil Lynott Ray Davies Rob Zombie Roger Daltrey Thom Yorke Tim Baker Tom Gabriel Warrior Van Morrison

Good morning (afternoon, evening or night), Pete. Great pick for singer and song. Personal pick today (and again, mine in no particular order)? A English gentlemen who is a singer, musician, actor and co-founder of a band known as The Who - Roger Daltrey. You've already picked and discussed Roger earlier this month so not much to add except still haven't quite accepted Martin Popoff's comments on his vocals. But we all hear things differently. The three albums? Well, there all Who albums so let's go with Who's Next, Quadrophenia, and Tommy. The most likely choice is the one you made earlier so going with another selection of song - Behind Blue Eyes which shows Roger's softer as well as his bombastic sides. Thanks, Pete. Looking forward to your final five.

My pick for today-Jeff Lynne (Electric Light Orchestra) Eldorado Face the Music Out of the Blue Favorite vocal performance-Laredo Tornado

Another amazing singer that I can't believe I forgot! My choice today... Sandy Denny Top albums - Liege and Lief and Unhalfbricking by Fairport Convention and the Eponymous solo album. Favourite song - Got to be Who Knows Where the Time Goes.

6. Mike Pinder - The Moody Blues: 1. SEVENTH SOJOURN; 2. IN SEARCH OF THE LOST CHORD; 3. EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FAVOUR. Strongest vocal performanc: MY SONG. This was a tough group to justifying staying with one vocalist; they have all meant so much to me. Mike's voice was just as emblematic to the Moodies identity as anyone's. 7. Eric Johnson: 1. VENUS ISLE (absolute flawlessness); 2. UP CLOSE;3. AH VIA MUSICOM. Strongest vocal performance: Battles We Have Won. 8. Sandy Brock: Servant: 1. SWIMMING IN A HUMAN OCEAN; 2. LIGHT MANUEVERS; 3. CAUGHT IN THE ACT. Strongest vocal performance: 9. Jim Kerr -Simple Minds: 1. NEW GOLD DREAM (A perfect masterpiece); 2. ONCE UPON A TIME; 3. SPARKLE IN THE RAIN. Strongest vocal performance: WAR BABIES…Makes the hair stand on the back of my neck. 10. Terry Kath - Chicago: 1. V; 2. CTA; 3. II. Strongest vocal performance: MAKE ME SMILE *Perhaps my favorite pop song of all-time. 11. Roland Orzabal - Tears for Fears: 1. RAUOL AND THE KINGS OF SPAIN; 2. ELEMENTAL; 3. SONGS FROM THE BIG CHAIR. Strongest vocal Performance: SECRETS. 12. Martha Davis - The Motels: 1. SHOCK; 2. ALL FOUR ONE; LITTLE ROBBERS. Strongest vocal performance: MY LOVE STOPS HERE. 13. Joni Mitchell - 1. HEJIRA; 2 DON JUAN’S RECKLESS DAUGHTER; 3. COURT AND SPARK. Strongest vocal performance: REFUGE OF THE ROADS. 14. Bryan Ferry - Solo/Roxy Music: 1. AVALON; 2. BETE NOIRE; AVONMORE. Strongest Vocal Performance: AVALON. 15. Harriette Pilbeam - AKA - Hatchie: 1. KEEPSAKE; 2. GIVING THE WORLD AWAY; SUGAR AND SPICE. Strongest vocal performance: GIVING THE WORLD AWAY. 16.Héloïse Adélaïde Letissier - AKA - Christine of ‘Christine and the Queens: 1. CHRIS; 2. PARANOIA, ANGELS, TRUE LOVE; 3. REDCAR…(PROLOGUE). Strongest vocal performance: MARVIN DESCENDING. 17. Ian Anderson: 1. HEAVY HORSES; 2. STORMWATCH; 3. SONGS FROM THE WOOD. Strongest vocal performance: ROVER. 18. Dave Shelzel- The Ocean Blue: 1. CERULEAN(“Perfect record); 2. The OCEAN BLUE; 3. BETWEEN THE RHYTHM AND THE SOUND. Strongest vocal performance: CERULEAN. 19. Mike Roe - 77s: 1. STICK AND STONES; 2. PRAY NAKED; 3. DROWNING WITH LAND IN SIGHT. A tough call, depending when I am asked, this period - IMO - is one of the greatest runs in rock between five albums. Strongest vocal performance: PHONY EYES. 20.. Curt Smith - Tears for Fears: 1. THE HURTING; 2. SONGS FROM THE BIG CHAIR; 3. SEEDS OF LOVE. Strongest vocal performance: MAD WORLD. 21. Mark Hollis: Talk Talk: 1. THE COLOR OF SPRING; 2. IT’S MY LIFE; 3. THE PARTY’S OVER. Strongest vocal performance: IT’S MY LIFE. 22.Richard Butler - Psychadelic Furs: 1. BOOK OF DAYS; 2. WORLD OUTSIDE; 3. MIDNIGHT TO MIDNIGHT. Strongest vocal performance: UNTIL SHE COMES. 23. Joe Jackson: 1. NIGHT AND DAY; 2. I’M THE MAN; 3. BLAZE OF GLORY. Strongest vocal performance: TOMORROW’S WORLD. 24. Tim Burgess - Charlatans UK: 1. BETWEEN THE 1OTH AND 11TH; SOME FRIENDLY; DIFFERENT DAYS. Strongest vocal performance: THE ONLY ONE I KNOW. 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 INDEPENDANTS; 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 OR 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 Johnny Marr: 1. CALL THE COMET; BOOMSLANG; 2. MESSENGER; Strongest vocal performance: Different Gun Emmylou Harris - 1.LIGHT OF THE STABLE; 2. LUXURY LINER; 3. WRECKING BALL. Strongest vocal performance: GOODBYE. Mark Farner - Grand Funk Railroad: 1. E PLURIBUS FUNK; 2. WE’RE AN AMERICAN BAND; 3. SURVIVAL. Strongest vocal performance: LONLINESS 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. . Sara Evans - 1. NO PLACE THAT FAR; 2. THREE CHORDS AND THE TRUTH; 3. BORN TO FLY. Strongest vocal performance: I COULD NOT ASK FOR MORE. 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.

Great pick Pete. He will always sound amazing on silver blue and gold. Another favorite of mine is fade away

Again, because of SOT I found tons of sobs. Great band. That debut is beautiful vocald

I met the dude when he had a name brick placed in the wall outside the Cavern Club in Liverpool. A gent!

Thank you, Pete, for your pick. All the damn time. My Day 6 Pick: Brian Connolly Sweet 1. Desolation Boulevard 2. Off the Record 3. Give Us a Wink Songs: Action, No you Don’t, Ballroom Blitz, Fox On the Run, Sweet F.A. and others. Note: I couldn’t pick just one !! *Honorable Mention * Paul Manzi 4. Full Circle Song: Burning Like a Falling Star 🎤🎸🎵🎹🥁 Life is better with music

6. Matt Berninger (The National) Albums : Boxer, High Violet, Trouble Will Find Me Song : Brainy

My #26 Favorite vocalist is Phil Anselmo. I'm mostly a fan of his from his Pantera days & my 3 favorite albums are 1. Cowboys From Hell. 2. Far Beyond Driven. 3. Vulgar Display Of Power. Favorite song is Cemetery Gates.

Nice pick Dave, he was on my list earlier same song too, I have seen him live both with DP and his own band great in both

Such a legend!!!! I've seen him both with Bad Company and solo, and he's always great!!!! My #6: Going with a guy who helped start the Outlaw Country Movement in the 70s. He has a real unique sounding voice and has some great songs!! He also played music the way he wanted to do so and didn't let the big boys in Nashville tell him what to do!! Talking about the legendary Waylon Jennings!! Albums: Lonesome, On'ry & Mean, Ol' Waylon, I've Always Been Crazy Song: Belle Of The Ball

Hi guys, creeping closer to the end, and we're already at our 6th favourite vocalist (if we've been doing this in order!) My pick #6 was once the lead singer of the very first headlining act I ever saw, but sadly not that night as by then he had passed, and been replaced by the man who still occupies the vocal spot in the band to this day. My HM, in keeping with my attempt to connect my 2 picks each day, however loosely, was the lead singer, and guitarist, of the support act that night. If you read my waffle regularly, you may well already know who I mean... And so, on to my 6th favourite singer, and his band whose early albums I played all the time in my formative, teenage years Again, possibly not the greatest technically, but what he lacked in technique he more than made up for with his delivery, the lyrics often imbued with cheeky, schoolboy humour... Bon Scott of AC/DC Selected Albums: 3. Highway To Hell 2. Let There Be Rock 1. Powerage Highlighted Performance: "Let There Be Rock" - Live version from If You Want Blood, You Got It And so, yes, never saw him live sadly, and that first ever gig with Brian, which was still brilliant as a fan, saw my very first live encounter with a hard rock band in the shape of the support act and my HM for today... Dave Meniketti of Y&T Highlighted track: "I Believe In You" from Earthshaker

#26: David Lee Roth What a unique personality, great delivery, some bluesy, 50's or 60's delivery at time like Ice Cream Man or Could This Be Magic? Just pure energy exuding from his voice on Panama, You Really Got Me, D.O.A., the screams, man it's all so good! Favorite albums: - Van Halen I (1978) - Van Halen II (1979) - Yankee Rose (1986) Favorite songs: - Yankee Rose - D.O.A. - Unchained - Everybody Wants Some - Runnin' With The Devil 26 of my favorite vocalists in no order: - Andre Matos - Tobias Sammet - Sammy Hagar - Bob Seger - Zakk Wylde - Corey Taylor - John Fogerty - Steven Tyler - King Diamond - Fabio Lione - Mick Jagger - Phil Anselmo - Tom Araya - Garth Brooks - Ozzy Osbourne - Hayley Williams - Chester Bennington - Axl Rose - Scott Weiland - James Hetfield - Dave Mustaine - Tony Kakko - Russ Anderson - Steve "Zetro" Souza - Chuck Billy - David Lee Roth

A lot of people have picked Paul Rodgers and rightly so, its a blessing to still have him here after his recent health trouble and his latest album Midnight Rose is pretty good.

Great pick Pete. Love the early Free albums, especially the self titled. Never much cared for Bad Company.

Pick 6. Bono Vox. Joshua Tree - U2 Achtung Baby - U2 Song of Innocence - U2 Song : I still haven't found what im Looking for

Bollards to the HoF - the guy is a legend.

6 Su Tissue (aka Susan Mclane) (Suburban Lawns) album of note: Suburban Lawns s//t. Songs: Janitor, Green Eyes. Su has changed both her first and last names and lives a private life on the East Coast in the US. 7 Nina Nastasia 8 Sherri West (Lava Children) 9 Cory McAbee (Billy Nayer Show) 10 Peter Murphy (Bauhaus) 11 Hope Sandoval (Mazzy Star) 12 John Doe (X) 13 Stan Ridgway (Wall of Voodoo, solo) 14 Siouxsie Sioux (Siouxsie and the Banshees) 15 Adrian Borland (The Sound) 16 Tobin Sprout (Guided by Voices) 17 Debbie Harry (Blondie) 18 Mark Linkous (Sparklehorse) 19 Colin Newman (Wire) 20 Tina Root (Switchblade Symphony) 21 Howard Devoto (Magazine) 22 Steve Kilby (The Church) 23 Andrew Eldritch (Sisters of Mercy) 24 Harriet Wheeler (Sundays) 25 Brooks Nielson (The Growlers) 26 Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth) 27 Jaz Coleman (Killing Joke) 28 Exene Cervenka (x) 29 Wayne Hussey (The Mission) 30 Jeff Lynn (ELO) 31 Jim Morrison

Peter Cetera Albums: Chicago II, Chicago 17, Chicago V Song: "If You Leave Me Now"

I would've picked "Live in Peace " by the Firm as a signature Roger's song...epic

Day 26. Tony Joe White - ..Continued, The Train I'm On, Bad Mouthin' song: Riny Night In Georgia The poet of the swamps has a large output of recorded music. What him special is that deep baritone voice conveys humor, soul and warmth in his delivery. Many others have covered Tony Joe's songs nd hs had a few hits over the years too. 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 8. Waylon Jennings - Waylon Live, Lonesome On'ry and Mean, Honky Tonk Heroes - song: House Of The Rising Sun 9. Gary Brooker (Procal Harum) - A Salty Dog, Broken Barricades, Shine On Brightly - song: A Salty Dog 10. Curtis Mayfield - Superfly, Curtis Live, Curtis - song: People Get Ready 11. Bob Seger - Beautiful Loser, Live Bullet, Smokin' OP's - song: Ramblin' Gamblin' Man 12. Mitch Ryder - Detroit, The Detroit-Memphis Experiment, The Roof Is On Fire - song: I Found A Love 13. Buddy Miles - Them Changes, Live, We Got To Live Together - song: Down By The River 14. Steve Marriot (Humble Pie), Smokin', Performance: Rockin The Fillmore, King Biscuit Flower Hour: In Concert -song: I Don't Need No Doctor 15. Rod Stewert - Every Picture Tells a Story, Gasoline Alley, Atlantic Crossing - song: Reason To Believe 16. Righteous Brothers - You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin', Soul & Inspiration, Just Once in My Life - song: You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' 17. Roberta Flack - Killing Me Softly, Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway, Blue Lights in the Basement song: First Time Ever I Saw Your Face 18. Dale Thompson (Bride) - Snakes in the Playground, Scarecrow Messiah, Are You Awake - song: Would You Die For Me 19. Marty Balin (Jefferson Airplane/Starship) - Volunteers, Red Octopus, Surrealistic Pillow - song: Volunteers 20. John Kay - Forgotten Songs and Unsung Heroes, Heretics and Privateers, (Steppenwolf) The Second song: You Win Again 21. Mavis Staples - Be Altitude: Respect Yourself, Be What You Are, City in the Sky - song: I'll Take You There 22. Rob Rock - The Voice Of Melodic Metal, Live In Atlanta, Eyes of Eternity, Rage of Creation - song: The Revelation 23. Wilson Pickett - Hey Jude, The Sound of Wilson Pickett, Wilson Pickett in Philadelphia song: Hey Jude 24. Delaney Bramlett - Mobius Strip, Home, Accept No Substitute - song: Coming Home 25. Julie Driscoll-Tippitts - Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger and the Trinity/Streetnoise, 1969, Sunset Glow - song: Light My Fire 26. Tony Joe White - ..Continued, The Train I'm On, Bad Mouthin' song: Riny Night In Georgia

8/26 (unranked) - Freddie Mercury Queen- Queen II Queen- A Night at the Opera Queen- A Day at the Races Favorite Vocal Performance- “Bohemian Rhapsody.” Yes, the song is so overplayed, overplayed doesn’t seem to adequately describe it! However, Mercury is doing so much vocally here! I remember being completely blown away when I first heard this song. If I’m being honest with myself, I think this is the song to go with.

Late post today, been at another friend's birthday, this is the first opportunity I've had to post my choice. No real need for introduction to my no. 6 pick as he is one of THE most iconic vocalists and frontman in the history of rock. Still singing today as a solo artist with a very diverse catalogue Oh and apparently he was in some band called Led Zeppelin, ROBERT PLANT. Fave Albums Led Zeppelin ll The Untitled (Led Zeppelin 4/The Runes album etc) Physical Graffiti Fave Vocal. What Is And What Should Never Be (from soft and almost dreamlike to explosive power) Love Pete's choice today, the rock singer's rock singer and coming on my list too soon.

6. Richard Page Welcome to the Real World/Go On/Shelter Me "Dust"

Day 6: Lisa Miskovsky Great vocal performances: Brand New Day, Driving One of Your Cars, Sister etc etc... Day 7: Maggie Reilly (Mike Oldfield) Day 8: Ronnie James DIO. Day 9: Jim Morrison (The Doors) Day 10: King Diamond Day 11: Chris Thompson (Manfred Mann's Earth Band) Day 12: Joey Tempest (Europe) Day 13: Geddy Lee (Rush) Day 14: Dan Swanö (Edge Of Sanity) Day 15: John Fogerty (Creedence) Day 16: Wattie Buchan (The Exploited) Day 17: Jimi Jamison (Survivor) Day 18: Michael Kiske (Helloween) Day 19: Tom Araya (Slayer) Day 20: Carl McCoy (Fields of the Nephilim) Day 21: Grace Slick (Jefferson Airplane) Day 22: Bobby Kimball (TOTO) Day 23: Rob Halford (Judas Priest) Day 24: Totta Näslund (Nationalteatern) Day 25: Tomas Jonsson (Anti Cimex/Wolfpack) Day 26: Barney Greenway (Napalm Death) Day 27: Lisa Gerrard (Dead Can Dance) Day 28: Freddie Mercury (Queen) Day 29: Stevie Nicks (Fleetwood Mac) Day 30: L-G Petrov (Entombed) Day 31: Bob Catley (Magnum)

#06. And the winner today is-- Lou Gramm. Headknocker. Love Has Taken Its Toll, Double Vision, and to many more to list. Foreigner was a great band . Great pick Pete. Coming up on my list.❤❤

Today's pick : Phil Lynott Albums : - Jailbreak - Johnny the Fox - Live & Dangerous Song : - Cowboy Song.

Today my pick #6 is Mick Jagger. Three albums for me are Let it Bleed, Sticky Fingers, Exile on Main Street. Song imo is his best vocal performance is Gimme Shelter

#6: Van Morrison ALBUMS Moondance It's too Late to Stop Now Tupelo Honey SONG Moondance

6. Rod Stewart. Gasoline Alley. Every Picture Tells A Story. Never A Dull Moment. Standout performance - "Downtown Train."

“ Deal With The Preacher”!!

#6 Is Barbara Derlak Of Polish Folk/Jazz Band Chłopcy Kontra Basia Albums Are 3 O 2 Mrówka Zombie 1 Oj Tak! Song Is Oj Tak!

Run With The Pack is my FAVORITE Bad Co. Album! Simple Man from that record is My favorite vocal from Paul. Cheers!

Today's pick is Barry hay from Golden earring

I very often feel he is my favorite singer over all the years- he is solid ,steady & always emotive My song pick is “the sky is burning”

Mr No. 6 pick is Marko Heitala, formerly of Nightwish, formerly of Tarot. Top Tracks: Phantom Of The Opera (live, End Of An Era) and The Islander (live at Tampere) 31 Frank Dimino 30 Paul DiAnno 29 Paul Stanley 28 Charlie Huhn 27 Neil Thomas 26 Dave Gilbert 25 John Fannon 24 Biff Byford 23 Marc Storace 22 David Wayne 21 Jeff Scott Soto 20 Freddy Mercury 19 Tony Harnell 18 Sebastien Bach 17 Steve Walsh 16 Lizzy Borden 15 Glenn Hughes 14 Dave Meneketti 13 Ann Wilson 12 Bert Heerink 11 Brad Delp 10 Michael Kiske 9 Steve Perry 8 Tom Jones 7 Eric Martin 6 Marko Heitala

I knew Pete was going to pick Paul Rodgers, but I didn't know when he was going to come up! My favorite vocal performance of his is "The Hunter." He shows off his range and has so much attitude in that song!

Pick number 6 Peter Gabriel. It can't be denied that Peter was pivotal in the development and success of Genesis. His decision to leave the band in 1975 caused great concern with Genesis fans, many thinking it spelt the end of the band, but no, it was Phil Collins to the rescue! Peter's solo career was a huge success though as an estimated 16 million album sales would testify. Albums.......... Foxtrot 1972 Selling England By the Pound 1973 Peter Gabriel 1 (car) 1977 Song..............The Lamia (an absolute favourite song with Peter's vocal work upto his usual high standard)

My #6 pick is Jim Morrison- amazing natural talent, untrained crooner, amazing tone, and an attitude which is often playfully cynical, sarcastic, or humorous. Favorite albums: The Doors (self-titled debut), L.A. Woman, Alive! She Cried. Favorite song: "Moonlight Drive." My list so far: 31. Paul McCartney 30. David Pack 29. Steven Tyler 28. Karen Carpenter 27. Johnny Cash 26. Harry Chapin 25. Neil Diamond 24. Paul Simon 23. Tom Johnston 22. John Fogerty 21. Joni Mitchell 20. John Wetton 19. David Clayton-Thomas 18. Carl Wilson 17. Geddy Lee 16. Steve Walsh 15. Frank DiMino 14. Micky Dolenz 13. Gregg Allman 12. Dan McAfferty 11. Dennis DeYoung 10. Ian Gillan 9. Brad Delp 8. Phil Collins 7. Jon Anderson 6. Jim Morrison

Arthur Brown.

my pick today is robert plant album "physical graffitti" songs 1 immagrant song 2 kashmir 3 thank you 4 slow dancer 5candy store rock 6 black dog cheers

I think Paul was 18 when he sang on Tons of Sobs. That is pretty incredible.

Day 26: Sharon Den Adel Within Temptation: The Silent Force Within Temptation: The Unforgiving Within Temptation: Mother Earth Song: Angels Day 25: Tarja Turunen Nightwish: Once Nightwish: Wishmaster Nightwish: Century Child Song: Nemo Day 24: Floor Jansen Nightwish: Endless Forms Most Beautiful After Forever Revamp: Wild Card Song: Energize Me Day 23: Anette Olzon Nightwish: Dark Passion Play The Dark Element: Songs The Night Sings Allen / Olzon: Worlds Apart Song: Bye Bye Beautiful Day 22: Ann Wilson Heart Dreamboat Annie Little Queen Song: Barracuda Day 21: Steven Wilson Porcupine Tree: Fear Of A Blank Planet Steven Wilson: Hand. Cannot. Erase Blackfield Song: Way Out Of Here Day 20: Charlotte Wessels Delain: April Rain Delain: Apocalypse & Chill Delain: We Are The Others Song: April Rain Day 19: Adrian Belew King Crimson: Three Of A Perfect Pair King Crimson: Indiscipline King Crimson: Beat Song: Indiscipline Day 18: Marcela Bolvio Stream Of Passion: Embrace The Storm Ayreon: The Human Equation Elfonia: This Sonic Landscape Song: Out In The Real World Day 17: Simone Simons Epica: The Phantom Agony Epica: Divine Conspiracy Epica: Omega Song: The Obsessive Devotion Day 16: Rob Halford Halford: Resurrection Judas Priest: Turbo Judas Priest: British Steel Song: Metal Gods Day 15: John Payne Asia: Aqua Asia: Aura Asia: Arena Song: Ready To Go Home Day 14: Enya Enya: Watermark Enya: And Winter Came Enya: Shepherd Moon Song: Caribbean Blue Day 13: Ted Leonard Enchant: The Great Divide Thought Chamber: Pyskerion Spock's Beard: The Oblivion Particle Song: The Great Divide Day 12: Sarah Brightman Fly Harem Timeless Song: Why Day 11: Neal Morse Transatlantic: SMPT:e Spock's Beard: Snow Flying Colors: Second Nature Song: We All Need Some Light Day 10: Anne Marie-Helder Panic Room: Visionary Position Karnataka: Delicate Flame of Desire Mostly Autumn: Pass the Clock Song: Elektra City Day 9: Robert Berry 3: To The Power Of Three Six By Six Hush Song: Desde la Vida Day 8: James LaBrie Dream Theater: Images And Words Dream Theater: Awaken Dream Theater: Scenes From A Memory Song: Take The Time 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

Janis Joplin Cheap Thrills, Pearl, In Concert Song: Ball and Chain