Greatest Singer Ever...

[Spidey76]

I'll have to vote for Loretta Lynn

 

[Goat Girl]

No way! You know who rules, don't fib! And no debate! It's so Chris Ledoux. Chris all the way! Ya baby! I love his "Catalac Ranch".

 

[DixieBelle]

No way! You know who rules, don't fib! And no debate! It's so Chris Ledoux. Chris all the way! Ya baby! I love his "Catalac Ranch".

Lol! I love Chris Ledoux!

 

[mando-fiddle girl]

I'd vote for Russell Moore (of IIIrd Tyme Out) or Tim O'Brien.

 

[Tenorvoice]

Russell Morre is great ...I wish I could find more of there music (or even hear them live)

Where have all the Southern Gospel Groups gone to?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

There are just no more guys out there that can sing that LOW bass anymore. Plus no one here in Virginia plays them on the radio. We are doing good having 2 Christian stations on the air.

I would also have to vote for Jay Parrack, and Tim Riley from Gold CIty they rock and have great ranges.!

 

[mando-fiddle girl]

Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver do quite a lot of that southern gospel music.

 

[j davis]

layne staley-alice in chains

 

[Tenorvoice]

layne staley-alice in chains

When did alice in chains become country/bluegrass

 

[dmiller]

Posted by Mr. Fiddle:
Garth is possibly the greatest entertainer that country music has ever known, but as far as vocal talent, he's just 'alright'.

Amen to that!

Best (male) singer I have ever heard is John Cowan. He played bass, and sang lead vocals for the New Grass Revival, and it was their version of the song "Calling Baton Rouge" (written by Dennis Linde), that caused Garth to want to record it for himself.

And yes, when you hear "Calling Baton Rouge" being done on yer local radio station, Garth has John, and Sam of the New Grass Revival backing him up.

John Cowan is head and shoulders above Garth as a singer. Garth is too busy being a "showman" to do a great job singing. I've heard John hold one note for close to 30 seconds during the chorus of "These Days", while the rest of the band did the accompanying lyrics. Hey -- you try singing one note for 30 seconds without taking a breath!

My vote goes to John. Am thinking Garth himself would agree, since he did state at one time ---
"There is no better band alive, than the New Grass Revival".

And John was lead singer!

 

[caretaker for an angel]

Definitley Hank Williams Sr and Johnny Cash, when you consider the repertoire of gospel and secular recordings done by both

 

[jesus_freak07]

kenny chesney is by far the greatest country singer!..
the greatest country group!..is lonestar!...
and the greatest female singer!..is shania twain and martina mcbride!...
those are my opinions anyways!...lol!..

 

[HomeChicklet]

Toby Keith Kenny Chesney and Alan Jackson are all byfar good for country anyways im not a big country fan so yeah thats that

 

[Key Peninsula Redneck]

Definitley Hank Williams Sr and Johnny Cash, when you consider the repertoire of gospel and secular recordings done by both

Charlie Daniels did a recording of hymns.

He also did some really funny songs!

/me turns on Uneasy Rider '88

 

[Diane_Windsor]

Garth Brooks.

Not even close. The greatest singer ever is this man.

DIANE

 

[JeffreyLloyd]

Elton is pretty good. But he's no Garth

 

[Diane_Windsor]

Elton is pretty good. But he's no Garth

You keep on telling yourself that

DIANE