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From: tom%udel-cc-vax1.delaware@UDEL-LOUIE.ARPA (UFFNER)
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Subject: Re:  TOP 15 SINGERS/GROUPS FROM 70s/80s
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Date: Mon, 25-Mar-85 13:27:18 EST
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>     These are my suggestions for the top 15 singers/groups of the past two
>decades:
>
>        1. Poco
>        2. Julio Iglesias
>        3. Red Bone (NOT Leon - remember "Come and gechore love"?))
>        4. Fat Boys
>        5. Chaka Khan's personal RAPper
>        6. David Cassidy
>        7. Alice (from the now-defunct show by the same name)
>        8. Argent ("Hold your head up")
>        9. Kurtus Blow (another truly-AMAZING RAPper)
>       10. England Dan
>       11. John Ford Coley
>       12. REO Speedwagon
>       13. Dan Ackroyd (in the MTV video, "We are the World")
>       14. David Soul
>       15. Bob Hope (his rendition of "Thanks for the Memories" is truly
>           inspiring)
>
>     Anyone have additions to this list?

   How about some subtractions? Perhaps I'm being a little cruel but
I find myself unable to agree with anything on this list except maybe
Poco. However, I realize that everyone is entitled to their opinion so
I'll provide mine to be the the subject of your comments, criticisms,
flames, etc.
   I think that a few particularly memorable groups of the past two
decades were (in no special order):

      Jethro Tull
      Pink Floyd
      Deep Purple
      America
      The Police
      Credence Clearwater Revival
      Three Dog Night
      Blue Oyster Cult
      Alan Parsons Project
      Styx
      Paul McCartney & Wings
      Eric Clapton
      Queen
      The Rolling Stones
      The Moody Blues


                                Tom Uffner

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