Don Henley
Peter Rowan
And then there's the guys that should just call it quits.
Number one on that list has to be Doug Gray.
Sad.
his voice was shot over 20 years ago
You'd think by now he'd realize it.
His "MC" of a Tucker show is so sad, just takes away from the MTB legacy.
Rarely mentions the Caldwell brothers.
And then there's the guys that should just call it quits.
Number one on that list has to be Doug Gray.
Sad.
his voice was shot over 20 years ago
no it was not. there is a 1995 concert available to purchase when the band was inducted into the south carolina music HOF and doug sounds fantastic
And then there's the guys that should just call it quits.
Number one on that list has to be Doug Gray.
Sad.
his voice was shot over 20 years ago
no it was not. there is a 1995 concert available to purchase when the band was inducted into the south carolina music HOF and doug sounds fantastic
i saw them live in 1978, and by the early 90s doug was 20% of what he was in 1978. so I strongly doubt your claim.
how is it a claim. here is the album. samples right there to listen to. doug still has a voice. no one asked if doug could still sing like at his peak. if thats the case robert plant should have retired before 1985. doug sounds great here. his voice went out sometime in the early 2000's
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Looking forward to hearing Ian Gillan this summer.
Paul Rogers still has it.
Tom Petty
Craig Fuller
Gregg
Warren
BRUUUUUCE
Billy Gibbons
Alice
Clapton
Buddy Guy
Clapton is not really known as a great singer, he sounds much the same as in the old days, but he is not really a vocalist. I want to hear Tom Johnston when the Doobies get up here.
After seeing Sir Paul last fall, I would not put him in this list anymore. His voice was all but shot.
That said, it was still an absolutely fantastic show.
The band is fantastic, so is Rod Stewart and his band and Billy Joel's band. If you can see any of them do so, the shows are first rate.
