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The two most influential Black (male) vocalists in history [View all] , AFKAP_of_Darkness, Wed Jun-29-11 11:55 AM
 
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Sam Cooke, James Brown
Jun 29th 2011
1
You think James is influential as a VOCALIST, though?
Jun 29th 2011
3
      how many of todays vocalists would big up leroy carr?
Jun 29th 2011
35
           RE: how many of todays vocalists would big up leroy carr?
Jun 29th 2011
44
           None of them would even know who Leroy Carr is.
Jun 29th 2011
57
Stevie & Marvin.
Jun 29th 2011
2
Stevie and James.
Jun 29th 2011
4
Interesting you should choose those two
Jun 29th 2011
5
      I agree. Eckstine is a jewel that black people forgot about
Jun 29th 2011
6
           It's believed Eckstine's career was ended by a single photo.
Jun 29th 2011
9
           Yep
Jun 29th 2011
12
           Oh, I believe it.
Jun 29th 2011
15
                He never wrote an autobiography did he?
Jun 29th 2011
19
                     LOL that's crazy
Jun 29th 2011
23
                          man could you imagine what that cat would have said...
Jun 29th 2011
26
           Damn.
Jun 29th 2011
20
                Yeah - a fairly popular musician friend of mine that most of you
Jun 29th 2011
24
           man, not just Miles.
Jun 29th 2011
14
                I knew of the others but Dexter? Wow... side bar... that movie?
Jun 29th 2011
21
                     I actually never saw Round Midnight
Jun 29th 2011
25
                          I'm in the same boat...
Jun 29th 2011
28
leroy carr for smoothness, i get
Jun 29th 2011
7
He essentially originated that strain of smoothness, though
Jun 29th 2011
11
      i can see the carr----->jeremiah timeline now
Jun 29th 2011
13
          
sam cooke & david ruffin nm
Jun 29th 2011
8
Ray Charles & Tupac
Jun 29th 2011
10
lol...i wanted to say Tupac.
Jun 29th 2011
54
RE: The two most influential Black (male) vocalists in history
Jun 29th 2011
16
why those two?
Jun 29th 2011
18
      RE: why those two?
Jun 29th 2011
72
chuck d and snoop
Jun 29th 2011
22
Charly Paton would be one of them..
Jun 29th 2011
27
That's a hell of a good argument - Donny did bring Stevie out
Jun 29th 2011
29
How influential can Charley Patton be
Jun 29th 2011
30
      Robert Johnson maybe?
Jun 29th 2011
31
      Robert Johnson was completely unknown during his life
Jun 29th 2011
32
           He was until the end this is true... but to be fair
Jun 29th 2011
36
           listen to stuff like "Come in My Kitchen' 'Dust My Broom'
Jun 29th 2011
39
                He did become a white rocker's novelty and it's painful
Jun 29th 2011
42
                I've never heard Curtis cite Johnson as an influence
Jun 29th 2011
45
                     No he wasn't a blues SONGWRITER big difference
Jun 29th 2011
47
                          good point about the 'bluesy' black-key tuning
Jun 29th 2011
55
                               yeah I think that might be the influence in itself hahaha.. just that
Jun 29th 2011
60
                nah, I don't think I have, at least much
Jun 29th 2011
102
           slight correction
Jun 29th 2011
99
                Good point.
Jun 30th 2011
107
                Precisely
Jun 30th 2011
115
      vocally, Wolf is Beefheart's main influence
Jun 29th 2011
33
      hmmm... I never thought about that.
Jun 29th 2011
40
           Jim Morrison
Jun 29th 2011
53
           I thought Morrison was trying to be Ray Charles.
Jun 29th 2011
56
           i think waits was trying to do louis armstrong a fair a bit too
Jul 01st 2011
122
      Paton's influence on Blues singers goes further than just
Jun 29th 2011
58
           Maybe this is what YOU are talking about
Jun 30th 2011
105
*Avoids cluster fuck*
Jun 29th 2011
34
Leroy Carr, huh?
Jun 29th 2011
37
man, I've just been listening to Carr all morning
Jun 29th 2011
41
      Last line - but which white singer is he borrowing from?
Jun 29th 2011
46
      I don't know. Maybe he was an original.
Jun 29th 2011
49
           Exactly my point, exactly - I mean and knowing that in many regards
Jun 29th 2011
52
      well... if I have one complaint about your selections
Jun 29th 2011
100
           You're very right about this
Jun 30th 2011
106
                skip james
Jun 30th 2011
111
                as for this one
Jun 30th 2011
113
leroy carr prob for that smooth crooner style
Jun 29th 2011
38
Well, there were quite a few rough guys before Ray
Jun 29th 2011
43
.
Jun 29th 2011
48
Leroy Carr influenced The Soul Stirrers.
Jun 29th 2011
50
      blues got its whole style from gospel champ, quit playing
Jun 29th 2011
61
      There was Black Christian devotional music before blues, sure.
Jun 29th 2011
62
           Better yet let's reword
Jun 29th 2011
64
      .
Jun 29th 2011
63
           what is this editing shit about?????
Jun 29th 2011
66
                he's a lawyer
Jun 29th 2011
101
This is tough. n/m
Jun 29th 2011
51
guess i'll be the first to admit that i've never heard of Leroy Carr.
Jun 29th 2011
59
I've never heard of either of them
Jun 29th 2011
65
this is probably his best known song
Jun 29th 2011
67
      that ain't the link between Isn't She Lovely & Birthday Sex. FOH.
Jun 29th 2011
74
           LOL
Jun 29th 2011
77
Johnny Guitar Watson was pretty influential
Jun 29th 2011
68
Yeah Johnny Guitar Watson was a BADDDD mfer...
Jun 29th 2011
69
      he's slept on for a couple or reasons..
Jun 29th 2011
70
           Yeah he was and ya know I was guilty of not knowing about him
Jun 29th 2011
79
                i grew up thinking JGW was a novelty....but then
Jun 29th 2011
88
                     That's exactly my position on him
Jun 30th 2011
116
PSA: Going to the influence of the influence != most influential
Jun 29th 2011
71
yeah. i'll be damned if Robert Johnson influenced R. Kelly's runs.
Jun 29th 2011
73
AFKAP thought he could shut the whole post down with that
Jun 29th 2011
75
why not?
Jun 29th 2011
76
      Because most influential isn't a pyramid scheme
Jun 29th 2011
95
           I can see that, and I agree.
Jun 30th 2011
108
Sam Cooke & MJ
Jun 29th 2011
78
they're going to say it's not MJ because MJ had too many influences.
Jun 29th 2011
80
      but truth be it told everyone on this post had alot of influences.
Jun 29th 2011
81
      You're probably right
Jun 29th 2011
82
      i mean somebody influenced the two dudes in the original post too
Jun 29th 2011
83
      AFKAP's veiled attempt to identify the 1st 2 niggas w/vocal cords.
Jun 29th 2011
84
           lol
Jun 29th 2011
87
      mike is definitely up there.... maybe the dudes
Jun 29th 2011
90
**:: comes into this pissed off like a mofo::** uh Louis Armstrong
Jun 29th 2011
85
Random...but I would want Terrence Howard to play Billy in a movie
Jun 29th 2011
86
ol' shaky voice motherfucker, mayne.
Jun 29th 2011
93
      LMFBAO - why that dude always sound like he on the verge of crying
Jun 29th 2011
97
chuck berry should be mentioned in this somewhere
Jun 29th 2011
89
Influential as a guitarist/songwriter, not as a vocalist.
Jun 29th 2011
91
      chuck didnt vocally influence buddy holly and them?
Jun 29th 2011
92
           um... not Buddy Holly, I don't think.
Jun 29th 2011
94
                I don't think his *voice* was influential...
Jun 29th 2011
96
                that delivery and the live vocal presentation
Jun 29th 2011
98
                     That aint what the post is about, though.
Jun 30th 2011
110
I'll go out on a rather safe limb w/my picks
Jun 29th 2011
103
I think Robeson was influential on a symbolic* level
Jun 30th 2011
109
      And that's a big part of why I picked him
Jun 30th 2011
112
Ray Charles and Michael Jackson
Jun 30th 2011
104
whoever influenced eckstine/carr is surely MORE influential
Jun 30th 2011
114
Kap - Many Daps for this post man. Great post.
Jun 30th 2011
117
Thanks!
Jun 30th 2011
121
this would be easier for me if it was performers..but
Jun 30th 2011
118
preshate the schoolin on Leroy Carr....
Jun 30th 2011
119
Sam Cooke/Teddy Pendergrass
Jun 30th 2011
120

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