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John Denver RULES! (1 Viewer)

bonus points to anyone posting a video clip of them singing part of a john denver song, the worse the singing the more points you get!

 
Can't stand him or James Taylor. Both very talented, but I just find the music to be boring, weak, and lacking any edge or balls. You could easily find a sandal-wearing, guitar strumming little hippy fruit singing at a coffee shop with equal creativity and chops.

 
McGarnicle said:
Can't stand him or James Taylor. Both very talented, but I just find the music to be boring, weak, and lacking any edge or balls. You could easily find a sandal-wearing, guitar strumming little hippy fruit singing at a coffee shop with equal creativity and chops.
Country Roads was supposed to be bought by Johnny Cash, would you like it then?

 
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Can't stand him or James Taylor. Both very talented, but I just find the music to be boring, weak, and lacking any edge or balls. You could easily find a sandal-wearing, guitar strumming little hippy fruit singing at a coffee shop with equal creativity and chops.
Country Roads was supposed to be bought by Johnny Cash, would you like it then?
Nice duet. Fan of both. And James Taylor for that matter.

 
Can't stand him or James Taylor. Both very talented, but I just find the music to be boring, weak, and lacking any edge or balls. You could easily find a sandal-wearing, guitar strumming little hippy fruit singing at a coffee shop with equal creativity and chops.
Country Roads was supposed to be bought by Johnny Cash, would you like it then?
Nice duet. Fan of both. And James Taylor for that matter.
I'd put Taylor ahead of Denver but both could write a song, not something most coffee shop dudes are able to do.

 
Can't stand him or James Taylor. Both very talented, but I just find the music to be boring, weak, and lacking any edge or balls. You could easily find a sandal-wearing, guitar strumming little hippy fruit singing at a coffee shop with equal creativity and chops.
Country Roads was supposed to be bought by Johnny Cash, would you like it then?
Nice duet. Fan of both. And James Taylor for that matter.
I'd put Taylor ahead of Denver but both could write a song, not something most coffee shop dudes are able to do.
Amongst these 3 I would go Cash first, then Taylor in second by just a hair over Denver.

 
Can't stand him or James Taylor. Both very talented, but I just find the music to be boring, weak, and lacking any edge or balls. You could easily find a sandal-wearing, guitar strumming little hippy fruit singing at a coffee shop with equal creativity and chops.
Country Roads was supposed to be bought by Johnny Cash, would you like it then?
Nice duet. Fan of both. And James Taylor for that matter.
I'd put Taylor ahead of Denver but both could write a song, not something most coffee shop dudes are able to do.
Amongst these 3 I would go Cash first, then Taylor in second by just a hair over Denver.
This is correct.

 
Can't stand him or James Taylor. Both very talented, but I just find the music to be boring, weak, and lacking any edge or balls. You could easily find a sandal-wearing, guitar strumming little hippy fruit singing at a coffee shop with equal creativity and chops.
Country Roads was supposed to be bought by Johnny Cash, would you like it then?
Nice duet. Fan of both. And James Taylor for that matter.
I'd put Taylor ahead of Denver but both could write a song, not something most coffee shop dudes are able to do.
Amongst these 3 I would go Cash first, then Taylor in second by just a hair over Denver.
This is correct.
Taylor = :X :

Denver at least has some goofy country appeal.

 
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rocky mountain high!!!!

 
B-Deep said:
friends around the campfire everybody's hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh

rocky mountain high!!!!
...lie there by the fire

And watch the evening tire

While all my friends and my old lady

Sit and pass the pipe around

 
B-Deep said:
friends around the campfire everybody's hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh

rocky mountain high!!!!
...lie there by the fire

And watch the evening tire

While all my friends and my old lady

Sit and pass the pipe around
:thumbup:

...And somewhere in the darkness,

The Gambler he broke even

And in his final words I found

Advice that I could keep.

 
Can't stand him or James Taylor. Both very talented, but I just find the music to be boring, weak, and lacking any edge or balls. You could easily find a sandal-wearing, guitar strumming little hippy fruit singing at a coffee shop with equal creativity and chops.
I haven't seen something written that was more wrong in quite some time.

 
NCCommish said:
Leroy Hoard said:
I'd put Taylor ahead of Denver but both could write a song, not something most coffee shop dudes are able to do.
Amongst these 3 I would go Cash first, then Taylor in second by just a hair over Denver.
This brings up an interesting quandary for me. Love all three. Spent probably the first third of my life as a huge Denver fan, the second third as a Taylor fan, then the last third as more of a Cash fan. Can't decide who has the best voice, Cash or Taylor. Denver is third. The only one I've seen live is Taylor, and he gave a great performance. IMO, Denver was the best songwriter. Here are their most recognizable songs (to me):

Taylor -

Carolina in My Mind

Fire and Rain

Sweet Baby James

Country Road

You've Got a Friend

Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight

Walking Man

How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You)

Mexico

Shower the People

Cash -

I Walk the Line

Don't Take Your Guns to Town

In the Jailhouse Now

Busted

Ring of Fire

Folsom Prison Blues

Daddy Sang Bass

A Boy Named Sue

The Man In Black

Understand Your Man

The Man Comes Around

Personal Jesus

Hurt

Denver -

Follow Me

Take Me Home, Country Roads

Rocky Mountain High

I'd Rather Be a Cowboy

Farewell Andromeda

Sunshine on My Shoulders

Poems, Prayers, and Promises

Annie's Song

Back Home Again

Sweet Surrender

Thank God I'm a Country Boy

The Eagle And The Hawk

I'm Sorry

Windsong

Fly Away

Looking for Space

My Sweet Lady

Calypso

 
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NCCommish said:
Leroy Hoard said:
I'd put Taylor ahead of Denver but both could write a song, not something most coffee shop dudes are able to do.
Amongst these 3 I would go Cash first, then Taylor in second by just a hair over Denver.
This brings up an interesting quandary for me. Love all three. Spent probably the first third of my life as a huge Denver fan, the second third as a Taylor fan, then the last third as more of a Cash fan. Can't decide who has the best voice, Cash or Taylor. Denver is third. The only one I've seen live is Taylor, and he gave a great performance. IMO, Denver was the best songwriter. Here are their most recognizable songs (to me):Taylor -

Carolina in My Mind

Fire and Rain

Sweet Baby James

Country Road

You've Got a Friend

Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight

Walking Man

How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You)

Mexico

Shower the People

Cash -

I Walk the Line

Don't Take Your Guns to Town

In the Jailhouse Now

Busted

Ring of Fire

Folsom Prison Blues

Daddy Sang Bass

A Boy Named Sue

The Man In Black

Understand Your Man

The Man Comes Around

Personal Jesus

Hurt

Denver -

Follow Me

Take Me Home, Country Roads

Rocky Mountain High

I'd Rather Be a Cowboy

Farewell Andromeda

Sunshine on My Shoulders

Annie's Song

Back Home Again

Sweet Surrender

Thank God I'm a Country Boy

The Eagle And The Hawk

I'm Sorry

Windsong

Fly Away

Looking for Space

My Sweet Lady

Calypso
There was a big discussion on Cash and Hurt here. To me his version said so much more than the original and I would say IMO it's Cash's best work for a long time. Fire and Rain would be my favorite Taylor tune. I guess I go Rocky Mountain High for Denver.

 

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