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View Poll Results: Who was the most influential? | |||
The Beatles |
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38 | 22.09% |
Elvis Presley |
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25 | 14.53% |
John Cafferty & The Beaver Brown Band |
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102 | 59.30% |
I'm going to make a case for someone else because I'm a moron |
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7 | 4.07% |
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It's fine if you don't like EC.. but it's hard not to recognize the breadth of his work. Let's list a few genres he has done significant work in... punk/new wave soul country Tin Pan Alley pop reggae rock blues jazz classical (string quartet and even a ballet) torch songs etc etc the list goes on... My taste in music is EXTREMELY broad and fairly deep and EC is one of the few artists that even comes close to touching on a noticeable fraction of it. The guy has 30 studio albums.. only 8 of which didn't break the top 100... mostly due to being limited releases. let's look at some of the artists he has written for... (and often with) Chet Baker David Crosby Roy Orbison Johnny Cash Paul McCartney nick Lowe Dusty Springfield Alison Krauss The Chieftains The Dubliners Sam Moore Roger McGuinn and many many more and this doesn't cover the people who have covered his works... bands like Green Day Linda Ronstadt Duran Duran Toto Bob Walkenhorst(had to slip in the local boy) George Jones Ben Folds Five And this list is just from his FIRST ALBUM. The full list is massive Last edited by AustinChief; 09-17-2012 at 12:09 AM.. |
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