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Who is the best rock’nroll Frontman?

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Who is the best rock’nroll Frontman?

You know who I’m talking about, he or

she is the one that sets the stage on

FIRE in the group. So who is your

favorite rock Frontman? Let us know
why, if you want, 
or you can even rank

your top 10 or more.

(Bands who don’t have a dedicated

frontman, such as the Beatles, probably

don’t qualify)

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Sorry , l forgot Steve Perry - Journey

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David Lee Roth - Van Halen , Freddie Mercury - Queen

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The Lizard King, Jim Morrison 

"Brothers and sisters of the pale forest,

children of night;

who among you will run with the hunt?"

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Rob Grill of the Grass Roots. 

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Sly Stone-Sly and the Family Stone

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David Byrne-Talking Heads

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Bob Seger - The Silver Bullet Band

 

1.  Roll Me Away            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4agsmOFga8

2.  Hollywood Nights      https://vimeo.com/339883490   

3.  Against The Wind     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nERSzpBhCDk

4.  Night Moves             https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xH7cSSKnkL4

 

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Jon Bon Jovi

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It's a hard choice, since every generation has so many standouts. So here's mine for the genre of music I enjoy listening.

1. Jim Morrison - The Doors.

2. Bruce Dickinson - Iron Maiden.

3. Ronnie James Dio - Elf, Rainbow, Black Sabbath and Dio.

4. Geoff Tate - Queensryche and Operation Mindcrime.

5. Eddie Vedder- Pearl Jam

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Jim Morrison was the MAN! Great number 1 OscarE!

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Paul Rodgers  -  Free, Bad Company

 

Great set of pipes, this one. Led Zep and Deep Purple both tried to recruit him, however, their second choices turned out pretty good!  LOL!

 

 

 

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Burton Cummings, Guess Who

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Marc Bolan-T Rex

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Gladys Knight

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Joan Jett (The Blackhearts)

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Mariska Veres (Shocking Blue)

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Debbie Harry (Blondie)

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Grace Slick (in the Jefferson Airplane days)

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Chrissie Hynde - The Pretenders

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Johnette Napolitano (Concrete Blonde)

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Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin)

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Ian Anderson - Jethro Tull

 

Just throwin' it out there because he deserves a spot in a list like this and doesn't appear to have been mentioned.

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@EricC28201 he deserves a spot on every list. 

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Tina Turner

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Roger Daltrey (the Who)

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Whenever I hear Van Halen, all I can think of and picture in my mind is David Lee Roth.

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Johnny Clegg as frontman for Savuka

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James Brown

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Johnny Clegg as frontman for Jaluka 

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