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THE RESULTS - Charlton Life's top 10 Solo Music Artists .

Tough one to collate this one , as there is a very wide range of tastes among lifers but as usual the cream rises to the top.

1st- David Bowie

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Joint 2nd - Van Morrison

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Joint 2nd - Paul Weller

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Joint 2nd - Elvis

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5th- Bob Dylan

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Joint 6th - Marvin Gaye

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Joint 6th Joni Mitchell

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8th- Michael Jackson

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9th - Elton John

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10th - Neil Young

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  • Can't really argue with that.
  • Bowie is a legend, proper No 1.
  • Not my top ten but all on my Ipod.

    Surprised that Van was so high and that Joni (only female) was there much as I love them both.

    Can't believe that Gilen Swift didn't make the list. Great talent
  • Biggest surprise to me is that there is only four Brits on the the top ten where as in the the top ten bands lost it was almost all British .
  • Interesting. It has taught me that I am not keen on mainstream solo artists. With the exception of Paul Weller, I've never had the slightest inclination to see any of the rest - perhaps Bowie or Van in their heyday. But, as a true Charlton supporter, I move on.
  • Beds did you deliberately select a childhood photo of Michael Jackson? Looks slightly weird among all the other musicians...
  • Think this either reflects the ageing charlton fan base or the dearth of modern day solo artists. Perhaps fame is more fleeting these days so don't become legendary.
  • Only major one I can see left out would be Johnny Cash. But seems pretty much what you would expect.
  • No Gerri Halliwell?
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  • Beds did you deliberately select a childhood photo of Michael Jackson? Looks slightly weird among all the other musicians...

    He was performing from a very early age and a number of his better tracks IMO were the early Motown ones, including Rockin' Robin. I do agree it looks a bit weird, but the pictures of him as an adult are often weirder.
  • Only one of mine made the top ten. Not surprised in the least.
  • Do you think Bowie being number 1 shows British bias or is he as popular internationally?
  • with the 'one is the loneliest number' add on the telly at the moment. Harry Nilsson is the one I wish was in my original list.
  • Beds ...... I'd be interested to know your results from the next 10 (positions 11 to 20).

    Any chance you could post them?

  • Interesting. It has taught me that I am not keen on mainstream solo artists. With the exception of Paul Weller, I've never had the slightest inclination to see any of the rest - perhaps Bowie or Van in their heyday. But, as a true Charlton supporter, I move on.

    Swop Elvis for Weller and Neil Young for Bowie or Van and that pretty much sums it up for me too.
  • Not too many of them are my cup of tea and I think it shows the majority who took part in this poll are blokes in their 40-60s :-)

    Can't believe anyone couldn't have Madonna in there.
  • Not too many of them are my cup of tea and I think it shows the majority who took part in this poll are blokes in their 40-60s :-)

    Can't believe anyone couldn't have Madonna in there.

    Madonna got one vote.
  • Oggy Red said:

    Beds ...... I'd be interested to know your results from the next 10 (positions 11 to 20).

    Any chance you could post them?

    I didn't keep the paper where i counted the votes but off the top of my head the ones just outside the top ten were Stevie Wonder , Billy Joel , Jimi Hendrix , Tom Waits , Rod Stewart and Neil Diamond.
  • Hendrix not in top ten but Elton John was. Interesting.
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  • Madonna? Uuuurrrgghhhh!
  • This top 10 says so much about the folk who use Charlton Life. I personally think that's a shocking list.
  • PopIcon said:

    This top 10 says so much about the folk who use Charlton Life. I personally think that's a shocking list.

    Agree. I'd have Bowie in there and I suppose you can't argue with Elvis, although I'm not a fan.

    But the rest, in terms of top 10 - yuk.
  • Surprised Hendrix didn't make it.

    Not a fan of Paul Weller's solo stuff but quite like the rest.
  • Not too many of them are my cup of tea and I think it shows the majority who took part in this poll are blokes in their 40-60s :-)

    You'll soon be 40, AFKA. Not long now.

    ;o)
  • Oggy Red said:

    Beds ...... I'd be interested to know your results from the next 10 (positions 11 to 20).

    Any chance you could post them?

    I didn't keep the paper where i counted the votes but off the top of my head the ones just outside the top ten were Stevie Wonder , Billy Joel , Jimi Hendrix , Tom Waits , Rod Stewart and Neil Diamond.
    Early Rod Stewart (before he got famous), and of course Hendrix.

    Tom Waits is a good call.
  • can you do most hated now as a contrast?
  • Madonna? Uuuurrrgghhhh!

    This. Have really never got the hype about her, definitely not a serious musician but I will give her credit for her marketing and business sense. Think she looks a bit desperate when she tries to throw a bit of raunch into it now though.
  • can you do most hated now as a contrast?

    It would probably contain many of the same ten
  • can you do most hated now as a contrast?

    It would probably contain many of the same ten
    thats what would be interesting
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