loreena mckennitt(folk irish)
al dimeola(classical 12 string)
roy orbison(american ballad)
norah jones(blues)
rick james(just for the fun of it)


marcb(not a musician and never played one on tv)

Early CHICAGO...rock

Favorite Vocal Group...Commodores (early w/Lionell Richie)

Favorite song...(don't laugh) "SO RARE" by the Jimmy Dorsey Orch.
circa the early 50's
Also, Willie Nelson..."Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground"

Favorite hymn..."AVE MARIA".
OK, I'm a recovering Catholic.

Best friend a song ever had...Conway Twitty.

Favorite RAP...WILL SMITH...wadda guy...
Also IceT...blew my kids away on this one...HeeHee

Favorite (kinda) HARD ROCK...BON JOVI...dude is ageless...

Favorite instrumentalists...Al Hurt & Louis Armstrong.
I do like horns.

Fav. album..."The Original Drum Battle" featuring Gene Crupa and Buddy Rich. Very old album on wax...Great Drummers going at it.

Bedtime music...ENYA...very relaxing.

I really enjoy music, don't get me started...LOL...

I'll stop now.

Please play safe.

TF

The boys from Dublin...................U2
The rastaman from Kingston.............Robert Nesta Marley
Old Blue Eyes..........................Frank Sinatra
Sexy...................................Sade

How about Stan Kenton

Jazz on piano, Oscar Peterson, and Ray Brown on upright bass!

Scat singer... Joe williams

Favorite females Ella Fitzgerald AND Sarah Vaughn,and Peggy Lee

Vibes... who else, Lionel Hampton

My wife and I used to go to the Statler in NYC... Tommy Dorsey and Jimmy played there. When they died, Sauter-Finnegan took over, conducting a combiation of the Dorsey bands.
The 40s and 50s were hard to beat. In those days, "drugs" meant Gage, or grass or pot or Mary-Jane. Gene Krupa did time because he gave some gage to a band member who was underage.

Copa Girls were 6' beauties who were chorus girls at the Copacabana..... "Her name was Lola,
                She was a showgirl,
                With yellow feathers in her hair,
                And her dress cut down to there,
                She would merengue and do the cha-cha
                But while she tried to be a star,
                Tony always tended bar,
                Across the croded floor, he worked from 8 til 4
                They were young and they had each other
                Who could ask for more?
                etc.
                If you'll forgive me, Barry Manilow has this
                on a CD called "Even Now"
When it comes to music, I could go on forever. I just can't type that fast.

had better conserve your energy.
From one ol fart to another.

Tuesday you better have your weapon locked and loaded.
You just might ROCK n ROLL.

At least you won't do like the late Aristotle Onasis.
You know, attack with a dead weapon...ROFLMAO...
Get my drift.

TF

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Korn
Hed p.e.
System of a down
Clutch

How could a Greek shipping magnate make love to Jackie, she never turned her back on him!!!LMFAO. I'm using a little foul language here! The Greeks had a phrase for it... "come here boy".
Someone else said "you're as young as you feel". And right now I'd like to feel a 30 year old.

I'd better stop this s--t, I'll get a bad name. WTFC.

As u can tell when it comes to music ive got many favorites!  I am all about music!  So here are my fav's!  

blues Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong Norah Jones
jazz BB King Aretha Franklin Frank Sinatra Tony Bennett
soft rock Barry Manilow, Lionel Ritchie, and many more
60-70's Elvis, The commodores, fleetwood mac, the beatles, Blondie, ABBA, Jimmy Buffet,Pat Benatar and many more
80's Christopher Cross, Madonna, Cindy Lauper, Def Leopard, AC/DC, and many more cuz it was my growing up years
90's there are quite a few
Country- Patsy Cline, Jode Messina, Faith Hill, trace adkins, Alan Jackson,  Pam Tillis
Classical- Enya, Beethoven, Mozart,
Today Evanescense, Sheryl Crow, 98 Degrees, and many more

Girl you put me to shame... such an organized list. We have a lot of common artists. How about Pink Floyd? Any foreign singers like Julio Iglesias, Edith Piaf, Charles Aznavour, The Three Sopranos. More just keep coming to mind.

~Depending on the evening my tastes vary~ hey.. I am thrilled with an MP player connected to a good set of speakers. I do adore being woke up to classical, (*especially if it is being produced by an awesome guy on the keyboard in the adjoining room LOL*)... but anything from the 80's soft rock era. AND all  of the classics.(~Maybe I am showing my age here~)  Plus a few personal favs. (*Jim Brickman, Joshua Kadison, Kenny G & Michael Bolton*) But that is purely because I was present during their rise to popularity. AS I SAID: I am in no way in  the "music league" of you guys...LOL..  hey I was intimidated to post.. LOL    kisses Candace

Let me take a stab...

Rock:         Dada, Clash, Joe Strummer, Clapton, Floyd, Zepplin, Hendrix, the usual suspects...
Punk:         Violent Femmes, Dead Milkmen, Gorillaz
Jazz:         Toss-up: Diana Krall, Stan Getz, Dave Brubeck
Classical:    Gotta go with Mozart on this one
Country:      Ick!
Early Jazz:   Django Reinhardt (this guy rocks), Armstrong

I musical tastes are very diverse. I enjoy lots of different types of music so it's hard to pinpoint my favorites.

I doubt very much that you are intimidated by anything or anyone, young lady. I guess you've been spoiled, waking up to the piano music coming from the next room. He should have been you know where, waking you with licks and kisses while the CD played your favorite songs. BTW, Brickman has a nice soothing voice. You'll have to bring some of his CDs with you for our soiree.

Devil boy, my older son is probably your age, because the artists you like were his favorites as well. He is a jazz guitarist(hobby), 44 years old,and he thought that Jimi Hendrix was the greatest. I bought him his first guitar(Ibanez) when he was six years old, and he has never been without a guitar to this day. Of course, I'm prejudiced, but man. I could listen to him all night.

Very close, I'm almost 40!

what about Journey, The Stones , AC/DC will always Rock !! Poison , Guns n Roses , Ozzy ,Black Sabbath, Ted Nugent ,Bon Jovi , Eddie Money  and many more.... all that are listed in this thread are Excellent tho.

Wonder what your favorite Violent Femmes song is. Bet it is "Blister In The Sun". I miss that tape. I got it when I was a teenager myself and had to hide it.

You should try listening to older Country music since you wrote "Ick" next to it. Some 50's Country music is very good and has some similarities to music like that of the Violent Femmes.

What CD is in your automobile at this time? If it is multiple disc player, which one do you remember last playing?

Jolie

What's in my cd-player right now?  Fear Factory: Archetype

All Time Fave bands:
Dream Theater
Rush
Queensryche
Megadeth
Metallica (pre-black album)
Anthrax
Motley Crue
Pink Floyd
Ratt
Fear Factory
King's X
Pantera

I could go on ...

As for favorites, I have so many I love:

Hip-Hop/R&B:  Sade, Angie Stone, Barry White, Aretha Franklin, Anita Baker, Jill Scott, Res, Faith Evans, Mary J. Blige, Mos-Def, Nas, Jay-Z, The Roots, Desiree', The Gap Band, Earth Wind & Fire, Marvin Gaye, M'Shell Ndegeocello, Omar, Al Green, Kem...and of Course, Too Short, the nastiest of them all...

Can you tell I love Hip-Hop??

Rock:  Staind, Portishead, Linkin Park, Evanescence, Alan Parson' s Project, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin(The Classics),

Jazz:  Ella, Ella, ELLA Fitzgerald, Joe Sample

Blues:  Billie Holiday, Nina Simone, John Coltrane

Ok...Think that is enough for now...will continue later....

I love to sing, also...

Sofia Danila

I love latin singers too..... They just sing to me and i get the willies!! LOL  Pink Floyd "The Wall" is good too!  I also forgot about Crystal Church the young opera singer she is great! When it comes to music, i would fall in love with a man who has feeling and sings those feelings to me!  Man..... O boy i might be in danger there!!  
XOXOX,
Kris

As you can tell from my handle LOL

Favorite Blues (very short list):
T Bone Walker, Freddie & Albert King (no relation), Magic Sam,Muddy Waters, Junior Wells, OLD Buddy Guy, Magic Slim, Paul Butterfield Blues Band ...


Favorite Jazz (also very short list):
Duke Ellington, Louie Armstrong, Miles Davis, Dexter Gordon, John Coltrane, CannonBall Adderley, Benny Goodman, Ella...

Other:
Almost anything from New Orleans/LA including old R & B,funk, zydeco,cajun.

For anybody else who likes blues, I highly recommend you go to Northside (www.northsidetavern.com) sat night for Eddie Tigners B-day. He is an Atlanta living legend, 70 something years old. One of the original members of the inkspots.

PS: since when is Norah Jones considered blues

My favorite Violent Femmes song is "Gimme the Car". Second favorite is "Out the Window". These are great songs that demonstrate their unique sound and talents.

I said "ick" because I don't really like today's country music. I do like Johnny Cash quite a bit. So his kind of country (perhaps that 50's sound of which you speak) is ok in my book.

What's in my CD player right now? Nothing. I never use it. I've got an XM Radio in my car and have a 30GB MP3 jukebox with a cassette adapter. CDs just don't hold enough love...

The last CD I played in my car was "1 Giant Leap". It's an awesome collection of world music. Check out this link:

http://www.1giantleap.tv/php/summary.php?id=1

I'd probably start with Clark Howard, Neal Boortz, etc ...

Oh, you mean they have MUSIC on the radio also ??

I used to listen to the "Oldies" station in Atlanta when I did turn it off the Talk Radio stations. Then my daughters cursed me and got me listening to some "Country" music. (I'm ashamed to say, after despising it for so many years [without really listening to much of it], that I really like some of it.) Now I'm tuned to Kicks 101.5 at work. Sad, I know ...

Hey, Jolie !!

Email me if you want to catch up a bit.
I'd like to hear what's been going on with you and how you've been.

[email protected]

(And, even more sickening, I've got 3 Country and 3 American Idol CD's in the SUV's CD changer ...)

y'all don't forget about ol' waylon...

Pre-1950s:
Chopin
Mozart
Tchaikowsky
Sousa

1950s-1970s:
Elvis (had a tremendous vocal range)
Pink Floyd (seeems that Dark Side of the Moon is a rite of pasage for any 15yr old boy, the 'Wizard of Floyd' is a staple for college drug parties)
Eric Clapton
The Beatles
The Rolling Stones
Jimi Hendrix

1980s-today:
Stevie Ray Vaughan (God rest his soul)
REM
DaRude
the Offspring
the Crystal Method

LMHS!!! Everyone agrees they were the greatest of all time!!!  I use their acronym because in this hobby acronyms seem to flourish.

My 6 and 7 year olds like that song.  Whenever the f#ck work comes on, I mute the volume.

My wife uses my car and plays the CD.  My kids are with her and they say they love that song and ask her to turn it up.  My wife does not know to mute and she gets a big surprise.  

I get in my car to find the CD in half.  At least the kids know ALL the words now!!!!

I like Clark ok but his voice drives me bonkers.
So, read his website.

I have given up on Bortz, have the guy committed.

I like the Liberteraian philosophy but Neal goes to far overboard.
Needs to visit reality on occasion.

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in my CD changer are the following:

BeeGee's Greatest 1
BeeGee's Greatest 2
Best of the Commodores
Frankie Laine's Greatest
Nat "King" Cole collector's Series
Johnny Mathis Greatest Hits

Please play safe my friends!!!
So, you can sing along...LOL...

I'm not as sophisticated as some of the rest of you in my musical tastes. I like my music loud, hard, fast, and agressive. I'll be a headbanger until I die.

My favorites are KISS (with Ace Frehley), Metallica, Judas Priest (saw them last month and they really rock), Megadeth, Slayer, Overkill, Black Label Society, Black Sabbath, Van Halen (with David Lee Roth), AC/DC, Queen, Motley Crue, WASP, Anthrax, Disturbed, Accept, Corrosion of Comformity, White Zombie, and numerous other metal bands.

I own over 300 CD and about the clamest thing I have is the soundtrack to the movie "O Brother Where Art Thou".

Right now in my CD changer is "Permission to Land" by The Darkness, 2 double live albums one by Megadeth and the other by Judas Priest, and one of the best albums out there "1919 Eternal" by Black Label Society.

ace,
have you listened to 88.5 on monday nights?
my list was my favorite musician but i do listen to thrash.
i went to see ministry back in 92 at the lakewood exhibtion hall,
selputra and body count were also there

For those of you who enjoy classic singer's such as Sinatra, Dean Martin, Harry Connick Jr., etc, Ashley turned me on to a new guy a couple of months ago named Michael Buble'. Amazing voice and is only like 22 or 23 years ago. I've given his CD as a gift to several friends and aquaintences and everyone loves it. He's got a website with three songs on it if you wanna take a listen. www.michaelbuble.com

My faves:
Elvis
REM
Fogelberg
Vince Gill
Earl Klugh
Mozart
Sinatra
Nat King Cole
U2 (Best concert I've seen)
Bruce
Pink Floyd
Luther Vandross
Marvin Gaye
David Sanborn
I could go on and on!

I like reading posts that cover music from Violent Femmes (my fav is "Add It Up") to Nat King Cole. I wonder what Country tunes are in AtlantaMike's SUV he mentioned. Devil.Boy mentioned he liked Johnny Cash for Country. I think I know his type of interest (not certain). But, Glenn Danzig (formerly of Misfits) did write some for Johnny Cash. The Highway Men are good with Johnny Cash and most of his music. Has a certain blues oriented sound with folk. My very favorite if I had to pick just one CD to take with me and is the only CD I ever got to hear again would be Otis Redding (preferably one of his 2 discs with some of those Sam Cooke tunes). But, then Bob Dylan would be missed a lot. Pretty sure it would be Otis Redding though (Change Is Gonna Come, Let Me Come On Home).

Remember the Omni , I saw Boston in 87  3 row and   later that year saw Pink Floyd  15 row  I was rocking  into the night !!  lol

Metallica have always listed Misfits as one of their top influences. They covered "Die, Die My Darling" and "Last Caress/Green Hell" on their Garage Inc. CD.

I'm across the border in Alabama so I can't listen to Atlanta radio. There used to be a college radio station in Nashville that would play nothing but metal and thrash after 9pm.

I love that Ministry song "Just One Fix" but have never seen them. I went to see Pantera in Nashville and Sepultura was supposed to be there but one of them had broken their arm. Prong was also on that bill.

Well, the 2 Country CD's are "CMT Most Wanted, vol. 1" and "Totally Country, vol. 3", both with a lot of today's popular Country artists (and a lot of the same songs I listen to on Kicks). I also put a lot of these on my MP3 player to listen to while jogging.

I also like the Classic Rock from the 70's and 80's.

CD palyer is full of live (?) Dead music, everything from '69 through early 90's.