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View Poll Results: Which Of These Had The Greatest Impact On Popular Music?
Elvis 57 33.93%
The Beatles 90 53.57%
Michael Jackson 16 9.52%
The Gaz Brothers 5 2.98%
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Old 07-07-2009, 03:00 PM  
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Okay. Let's Settle This Once & For All Times!!!

Which one doesn't belong and why?

Just kidding.

Here's the real question, oh ye little marshmallow sugary Easter birds. Which one of the above had the greatest impact on popular music? Vote your conscience and no cheating, if you please.

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Old 07-08-2009, 02:35 PM   #181
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Elvis invented nothing, assholes. He was an effective swindler of black music, though.
Jesus...don't make me go back to the Neanderthal banging on a log to find who invented music, or who swindled or pillaged from who. Music is one of a few "cultural universals." Nobody invented it. However, Elvis took/borrowed/implemented from a myriad of styles to redefine what the conceptualizations were of "music" and was the established pioneer of what we now call "rock 'n roll." Prior to Elvis, there was gospel, blues, C & W, swing, big band, crooner, jazz and a vast number of regional influences. He took a bit from each and put something together that had never been heard before. All of a sudden, the world heard the blues, gospel, jazz, C & W all rolled into one - rock 'n roll. And it opened up the world to these sub-genres of rock and allowed these to influence the music of people across the globe.

Do I prefer Big Momma Thorton's Hound Dog over Elvis' version? Yep. But if it wasn't for Elvis, I'd have no idea who Thorton was, and that could be applied to a number of other artists as well.

No, I disagree. Rock'nRoll was invented by Elvis. Not intentionally, but he brought together the styles of guys like Muddy Waters (greatest blues artist ever), the progression of swing bop from Bill Haley, the boogie woogie of Fats Domino, the vocalizations and lyrics of Hank Williams, the crooning of Frank Sinatra, the punch of Ike Turner, the drive of the boom-chaka-boom Johnny Cash rock-a-billy, and utilized the genius of people like Les Paul and his guitar and studio innovations and combined them all with a soulful voice, good looks and infectious charisma to bring it all together in a package that people in a wide ranging demographic (globally) found acceptable. He was also helped by record companies switching to 45 rpms, as well as the increased popularity of musical radio pushing the "black sound" by such people as Alan Freed.

However, look at the music scene prior to 1954, and then from 1954 and thereafter. It was Elvis that changed the entire face of music. Yes, the Beatles pushed the envelope, sonically, creatively, harmonically, and were, barely arguably, the greatest musical artists of their day.

But to quote John Lennon: "Before Elvis, there was nothing."

Edit: And this is coming from a person (me) who currently has 67 Beatles songs on my iPod and 1 Elvis song.

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Old 07-08-2009, 02:36 PM   #182
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He never dominated the industry like Elvis in the 50's and the Beatles later.

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I don't know about that. All of his albums from 1982-1995 went #1 and between 7 and 28x platinum. That's pretty dominant.
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Old 07-08-2009, 02:37 PM   #183
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Dude, Elvis had 38 songs that made Billboard Top 10, according to this.

http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/disco...61282&pid=5444


It's kind of hard to omit the hits when there's that many of them.

Also, define "holds up", please.
Define it as you want. I honestly want some big Elvis fans to link me to some of his underrated material, the songs that you think are great. I'm looking for other's opinions, here.
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Old 07-08-2009, 02:37 PM   #184
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The collective opinion of this board disagrees with you, sorry...
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Well since you said 'popular' music it is the beatles..

Overall I would say Presley..

Here is what I find funny, I hate the beatles band aka the band members.. Bunch of d-bags imo.. But love their songs.. Weird I know..
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Old 07-08-2009, 03:00 PM   #186
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Serious inquiry: can someone embed a youtube video of an Elvis song that you find to be a great song that holds up even today? None of the super-famous hits, please.
If I Can Dream from the 68 comeback tour...and the song was directed towards the racial divide of the time...

realize the version you will see is proly like the 18th or 20th take in a row at four in the morning...he was a perfectionist when it came to recording...very few have the ability to bring up that much emotion time after time.

Polk Salad Annie
Long Black Train
Early Morning Rain
Kentucky Rain
Little Egypt
Just Pretend

just to name a few
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Old 07-08-2009, 03:16 PM   #187
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Polk Salad Annie
Sorry dude,it doesn't hold up as well as the original by Tony Joe White.
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Old 07-08-2009, 03:25 PM   #188
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If I Can Dream from the 68 comeback tour...and the song was directed towards the racial divide of the time...

realize the version you will see is proly like the 18th or 20th take in a row at four in the morning...he was a perfectionist when it came to recording...very few have the ability to bring up that much emotion time after time.

Polk Salad Annie
Long Black Train
Early Morning Rain
Kentucky Rain
Little Egypt
Just Pretend

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Sorry dude,it doesn't hold up as well as the original by Tony Joe White.
Before I check out stevie's list, how many songs on his list are covers?
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Old 07-08-2009, 03:31 PM   #189
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Before I check out stevie's list, how many songs on his list are covers?
The only one I know for sure is Polk Salad Annie and Tony Joe released it in 1969 and according to Wikipedia Elvis snatched it up immediately.
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Sorry dude,it doesn't hold up as well as the original by Tony Joe White.
disagree..we aren't talking about comparing songs, just a song done by elvis that Jams today.
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The only one I know for sure is Polk Salad Annie and Tony Joe released it in 1969 and according to Wikipedia Elvis snatched it up immediately.
i wonder how many on here have eaten polk salad. when i was a kid two old black ladies would come year after year and pick polk off our place.
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Before I check out stevie's list, how many songs on his list are covers?
you've already acknowledged that Elvis didn't write most of his songs..that wasn't the question...

how many songwriters out there can't/don't sing?
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disagree..we aren't talking about comparing songs, just a song done by elvis that Jams today.
Maybe I'm not hearing the right Elvis cover then because to my ear this




is WAY better than this

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Maybe I'm not hearing the right Elvis cover then because to my ear this







is WAY better than this




I agree with Nzoner about this particular song. The original sounded great!
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I agree with Nzoner about this particular song. The original sounded great!
ya compared to a midnight show where he is laughing during a song. that is one version out of sixty.

not too hard.
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