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According to Rolling Stone Magazine, it's Ray Charles (Number 2 all time), and Aretha Franklin is rated number one of all time. Bob Marley ranked 19th, while Kurt Cobain was at the 45th spot.
Looks like Los Angeles knows singing talent better than New York. For some reason, I thought the Rolling Stone Magazine was British, but it's not.
Freddie Mercury is the best, according to L.A. Weekly. This would be really difficult to argue, he probably could of sang any style.
The 20 Best Singers of All Time (VIDEO) - LA Weekly
They've yet to invent the musical instrument that can move us more than the human voice. Great singers convey a world of emotion in a single note, turn simple melodies into symphonies, and imbue the most straightforward lyrics (think of Aretha's "Baby, I love you") with the depth of a...www.laweekly.com
Update: Looks like they killed the link today for some reason. Is this a Frank Sinatra conspiracy? Frank Sinatra was ranked 6th I believe. Axl Rose was rated in the top 10 and he could sing in 6 octaves. I have a new appreciation of Guns N Roses, the article mentioned he was the last rock n roll singer.
Axel Rose number 2? Shaking my head. Even within the same genre, no way is he in the same game as Sebastian Bach. I probably listened to more GnR but for vocals it has to be Bach.