If you had a musical soul mate, who would it be?

[Grim Chieftain]

Mine is John Denver. That man speaks to my heart. Even though he's been gone decades, his music resonates like no other. I miss his beauty and his vision for our world.

[Scrivener7]

1. Tom Waits (voice in the early years, lyrics and melodies forever)

Just found this fabulous cover of Come On Up To The House

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[Mister Ed]

2. Probably Leonard Cohen. n/t

[Scrivener7]

3. Oh, shoot! Yes, him too!

[Emile]

9. Awesome choice!

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[patphil]

4. Donovan.

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[gopiscrap]

5. Mozart

[Grim Chieftain]

6. Oh yes!

I absolutely love Mozart and classical music.

[303squadron]

7. Neil Finn

He could sing the phone book and I would buy a ticket.

[ZZenith]

12. His songs are exquisite.

[Raastan]

8. Bono or jim morrison

[Goonch]

10. ;-{) Joseph Shabalala - Ladysmith Black Mambazo

[Thunderbeast]

11. John Prine!

[Grim Chieftain]

15. Oh yes! I love him!

He was taken out by COVID. I love his protest songs.

[Thunderbeast]

16. Go find the tribute concert...

"YOU GOT GOLD"

Worth seeking out in theaters.

[ZZenith]

13. I will give you one guess.

[oberle]

14. J S Bach

[pat_k]

17. Pink

Added videos

[Grim Chieftain]

18. She is wonderful

Her music is from the heart.

[LearnedHand]

19. Men and women

Among men, Robert Smith (The Cure), Michael Stipe (REM), Thom York (Radiohead), Richard Thompson, Michael Jackson

Among women, Mimi Parker (Low), Dolores O'Riordan (The Cranberries), Sara Bareilles, Emmy Lou Harris, Gillian Welch, Dolly Parton, Alanis Morisette

And so many others.

On edit: here’s an excellent Sara Bareilles number:

[Zorro]

20. Gordon Lightfoot

[Aristus]

21. Ludwig van Beethoven.

I’m moody, grumpy, and idealistic and cynical in equal measure. And I am transported by a piece of beautiful music. That keeps me going when all else is despair and hopelessness.

[hlthe2b]

22. Yes... Me too. And I am forever grateful I got to attend his '74 concert at Red Rocks many years ago...

I have attended other concerts there since, but it was my first there, I was pretty young, and it was magical under the stars. John Denver is much missed but never forgotten.

[Talitha]

23. Jonn Serrie

[LoisB]

24. Bob Marley, Leonard Cohen, Billie Holiday, Nina Simone.

[catbyte]

25. David Gilmour

Sigh...

[rainy]

26. Bob Dylan

[Grim Chieftain]

27. Love "Forever Young"

[Bayard]

28. Don Henley and Bono,

[Liberty Belle]

29. Joan Baez, a folk rock hero whose songs of peace inspired a generation. I met her once

by chance while covering a protest in 2005, where she was on her say to sing at the Capitol Mall to a half million people protesting Bush's war in Iraq--four decades after she gained fame as a leading voice of peace during the Vietnam War.

[Chasstev365]

30. Pete Seeger

[3catwoman3]

31. One of my lifetime favorite experiences was getting to see John Denver at the beautiful Red Rocks...

...Amphitheater in Colorado. The perfect setting.

I was distraught when he died.

[Grim Chieftain]

33. I saw him twice in concert

He was so kind, humble and appreciative of the fans. Wow. I really miss him.

[DBoon]

32. DBoon of the Minutemen

Of course!

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[rsdsharp]

34. Jim Croce and Mary Chapin Carpenter

[mopinko]

35. steve and jt earle.

i went through a tough few yrs, going back to school in my 50’s, straining my marriage. i had about 10 of steve’s albums on my phone. listen commuting downtown. every day a different song spoke to my day.
since jt’s death, i must have listened to his albums 1000 times. know all the words.
amazing song writers, both.

[Grim Chieftain]

36. Also love Billie Eilish's "What Was I Made For"

[creon]

37. Rachmaninov

[Skittles]

38. Neil Young

I've loved him all my life

[pnwest]

39. Mark Knopler or Peter Gabriel

love 'em

[WestMichRad]

40. Daevid Allen

[Wifes husband]

41. The Boss

[LogDog75]

42. Karen Carpenter

Such a beautiful voice and soul.

[ProfessorGAC]

43. David Bowie

I'd also toss in Cy Curnin, David Byrne, & Joe Satriani.
In jazz, Monk.

[Ziggysmom]

44. Tom Petty and Melanie

[Give Peace A Chance]

45. Ray Davies & Cheryl Wheeler

I love their voices & their sense of humor & their timelessness.

[lpbk2713]

46. Aside from some already mentioned ..

Neil Diamond.

He always puts on a good show.

[nuxvomica]

47. Paul Simon

Both "American Tune" and "The Boxer" speak to me especially.

[justaprogressive]

48. Jimi Hendrix & Frank Zappa

[Tikki]

49. Joey Ramone...

aka Jeffrey Hyman.

Jeffrey had all kinds of things going on being Jeffrey/Joey.
He was a kind person, that counts for a lot.

Tikki

[Ptah]

50. Benny Goodman!

[Grim Chieftain]

53. Classic!

[Attilatheblond]

51. Dory Previn

[thucythucy]

52. Woody Guthrie

and Freddy King

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[NNadir]

54. The Late Great John Abercrombie.

Timeless: