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Poll Question: Who is the second coming of the King of Rock 'n Roll
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3 [13.64%]
1 [4.55%]
3 [13.64%]
9 [40.91%]
0 [0.00%]
2 [9.09%]
2 [9.09%]
2 [9.09%]
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    Posted: December 09 2009 at 17:05
I am open to other possibilities.

Edited by Negoba - December 10 2009 at 06:23
You are quite a fine person, and I am very fond of you. But you are only quite a little fellow, in a wide world, after all.
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Thanks dude.  Thought I was facing yet another religion type poll.  Lennon.  Without a doubt. 
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Chris Isaak.
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My current little project (an acoustic duo) just added "Baby Did a Bad Bad Thing" by Chris Isaak (I do the low parts) and discussed seeing him live. That's where this poll came from.
 
He's fun.
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I'm with Dawkins on this one
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Dawkins is into Portnoy???
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Yes, Dawkins would be into Dt, because the only objectively verifiable fact that can be proven is that they are all good musicians.  Subjective areas like songwriting and artistic merit cannot be proven and are therefore moot and irrelevant and anyone who tries to see those things in music is an idiot.  DT are great musicians and are therefore the best.



My vote goes to Richard Thompson




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Of these? Lennon.
 
Of all available choices? The Jonas Brothers.
 
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The next in line to the throne is Prince.
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Richard Thompson may in fact be the evil anti-Elvis as prophesied by Mojo Nixon.
 
I love Richard Thompson, but talk about left brain vs. right brain musician.
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With both Thompson and Bruce Cockburn the most amazing thing for me technique-wise is the total independence of the right thumb from the rest of the fingers on the hand.  Its almost impossible to make your thumb "just go" like that while all these other complex patterns are being undertaken by the rest of the fingers.  I either get a cramp in my had or one in my brain.  Either way I crash and burn long before the end of a tune.

You should check out Cockburn's "Speechless" album for a true fingerstyle clinic.  Its just beyond words.


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I'd suggest Zappa. 
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King of Rock 'n Roll would have to be someone not just hugely talented but hugely popular over several decades and generations as Elvis was, and the only ones close on this list are Gabriel and Lennon

I'd have to say Paul McCartney


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Is it that unusual to vote for Tom Jones?  I mean if Elvis be the king of rock 'n' roll.  Tom's pretty cool. Big smileLOL
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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

King of Rock 'n Roll would have to be someone not just hugely talented but hugely popular over several decades and generations as Elvis was, and the only ones close on this list are Gabriel and Lennon

I'd have to say Paul McCartney




Not every king in history has been popular. Wink
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^ true but everyone knew them
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Points: 28772 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 10 2009 at 01:01
^ That's why I nominated Zappa.  Nearly everyone's heard of him even if they didn't particularly like his music.
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If this is about Rock 'n Roll then John Lennon is the best option.
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