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[Linda0215]

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@moonandthestars wrote:

@Linda0215   It's too hard to pick three.  I'm going to have to give that alot of thought and will probably come back to change.  Maybe I can pick almost everyone?

I don't recognize all the pictures - who is on the far right top row and the row below that?  And who is lower row on the far right?  And third row is that mozart?  beethoven?

let me know.

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Okay, so top row right is Bob Marley.  Second row, right, is (I believe) Dave Mustaine of Megadeath. But I could be wrong there.  Third row I think is Beethoven.  Last row, far right is Tupac Shakur.  

and we've all decided Prince should be there but he's not.  

[gwiz]

Janis Joplin

Freddie Mercury

Elvis Presley

[Linda0215]

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@Sage04 wrote:

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@Linda0215 wrote:

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@Sage04 wrote:

Is #4 Bob Marley? I thought about him a few minutes ago and wished he was there. Greatest Reggae Singer. If that's him, he will be on my list along with Johnny Cash.

Those two voices singer raggae together would be a hit.

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Yes, that's Bob Marley. He's one of my faves too. This was a tough list to chose from. I kept changing my mind.  

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@Linda0215  I looked at the pictures at least 4 times but didn't recognize him until the 5th time. My Caribbean roots has got to be Reggae and American Country (old time Country).

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Completely agree.  Johnny Cash collaborated with A LOT of different artists. Can you imagine his work with Bob Marley?  That would have been great. 

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Prince (not pictured)

Bob Marley

John Lennon

  On You Tube is an amazing performance of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps". It features Eric Clapton, George Harrison's son

and Prince joins them. He is(was) the best of everything!

Prince once asked Eric Clapton, "How does it feel, being the world's

best guitarist?" Eric replied " You tell me!"

   So many great ones gone , and so young. What a waste!

Many in the 27 club.

[Janey2]

Agree with @proudlyfromNJ  although I did see Janis Joplin.....amazing

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@moonandthestars  Top row, Bob Marley

                                  Below him, maybe Greg Allman?

[PhilaLady1]

1, Michael Jackson

2.  Freddie Mercury

3. Jimmy Hendrix

It sure is difficult to narrow it down to 3. 

[chlema]

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@hckynutjohn wrote:

1-Elvis

2-Johnny Cash

3-Ray Charles

hckynut  🇺🇸

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I'm with you @hckynutjohn  I did see Johnny Cash in person in Philadelphia many many years ago maybe in '66 or '67.

[SloopJohnB]

• Michael Jackson, though, could do without the crotch grab
• Elvis
• Whitney