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MUSIC ARTISTS OF ALL TIME - my version write-offJun 08 '05 Write an essay on this topic.
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The Bottom Line This was fun. As Alvin might say ... "Let's do it again!"
Wow! MY FAVORITE MUSICAL ARTISTS OF ALL TIME Write-Off! This is going to be some trip - not only in the amusement park in my mind but also down memory lane. Anyone want to come along? Thanks JAGUARDOG for giving me this opportunity to enter my dreamy roller coaster. All aboard!! And away we go…………….! Music has always been and probably always will be a very important part of my life. I have many favorite songs but sometimes the artist plays an important roll in your decision to enjoy a song. I’ve heard one particular popular country song sung by the original artist, a remake by a well-known pop artist, a 2nd remake by another country artist and the last remake by the original artist. The first rendition was, by far, the best - and the artist isn’t even one of my favorites. So, now that we know an artist can and often does make a difference in how a song sounds, let’s get MY favorite artists of all time. (I’ll even follow Jaguardog’s example and put my favorite song along with that artist.) ALABAMA - Jukebox in My Mind PAUL ANKA - You Are My Destiny ATLANTA - Pictures THE BEATLES - P.S. I Love You CLINT BLACK - Nothin’ But the Taillights SUZY BOGGUSS - Somewhere Between GARTH BROOKS - Friends in low Places CARPENTERS - Close to You JOHNNY CASH - Ragged Old Flag CHAD & JEREMY - Yesterday’s Gone TERRI CLARK - If I Were You DC5 - Glad All Over BOBBY DARIN - Dream Lover BILLY DEAN - If There Hadn’t Been You JOE DIFFIE - Third Rock from the Sun DIXIE CHIX - Goodbye Earl DUANE EDDY - Sugar Foot Rag / Guitar Man (Couldn’t make up my mind with this one) EXILE - I Want to Kiss You All Over FOUR SEASONS - Bye Bye Baby CONNIE FRANCIS - Don’t Break the Heart That Loves You GLORIA GAYNER - I Will Survive BOBBY GOLDSBORO - See The Funny Little Clown HERMAN’S HERMITS - Can’t You Feel My Heart Beat FAITH HILL - This Kiss BRIAN HYLAND - Sealed with a Kiss ALAN JACKSON - Where Were You JAN & DEAN - Baby Talk TOBY KEITH - An Angry American BRENDA LEE - I Still Miss Someone THE MAMAS & THE PAPAS - Dream a Little Dream of Me BARBARA MANDRELL - Midnight Oil LITTLE PEGGY MARCH - Impossible Happened JOHNNY MATHIS - Twelfth of Never MINDY MCCREADY - Did I Shave My Legs for This? LORRIE MORGAN - Something In Red RICKY NELSON - Poor Little Fool JUICE NEWTON - Love’s Been a Little Bit Hard on Me NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND - Fishin’ in the Dark OAK RIDGE BOYS - Thank God for Kids ROY ORBISON - Crying DOLLY PARTON - I Will Always Love You (the original, very first version) (Dolly made it first, then Whitney, then Dolly with Vince Gill and finally Dolly again, solo.) THE PLATTERS - Only You HELEN REDDY - I Am Woman! MARTY ROBBINS - El Paso SOUPY SALES - Pachalafaka / Your Brain's Fall Out (must be MY favorite!!) NEIL SEDAKA - Stairway to Heaven TANYA TUCKER - Soon TRAVIS TRITT - T-R-O-U-B-L-E CONWAY TWITTY - Hello, Darlin’ QUEEN - We Are The Champions BOBBY VINTON - (Gee, this is a hard one …) There I’ve Said it Again BUT my all time favorite is Melody of Love GRETCHEN WILSON - Red Neck Woman I guess that about winds up my list. I do have other that I like but if I had to really chose favorites, these would be on my list. If I had to pick only ONE favorite, in Country Music, it would have to be Toby Keith and in R&R, Bobby Vinton. Please visit Jaquardog’s page for a list of all those other wonderful writers who have added their lists to this fun trip down memory lane.  |
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