06-10-2012, 04:01
Elvis,Beatles and probably Dylan are the only three IMO...
in fact one of our 'golden oldies' radio stations do a daily "on this day on music" segment...most of what they pull up revolves around Elvis or Beatles, unless its a birth or a death of a singer....
and rightly so, as without Elvis there would be no rock and roll, and without Beatles(inparticular G.Martin and his willingness to try experimental stuff in the studio) we probably would not have all the advances attributed to those guys, that said though....Buddy Holly was into double tracking his vocals back in 1958,so i guess all that studio trickery goes all the way back to him,shame he didnt get the chance to live on and progress further with it, but i guess we'll never know his potential now,will we?!
in fact one of our 'golden oldies' radio stations do a daily "on this day on music" segment...most of what they pull up revolves around Elvis or Beatles, unless its a birth or a death of a singer....
and rightly so, as without Elvis there would be no rock and roll, and without Beatles(inparticular G.Martin and his willingness to try experimental stuff in the studio) we probably would not have all the advances attributed to those guys, that said though....Buddy Holly was into double tracking his vocals back in 1958,so i guess all that studio trickery goes all the way back to him,shame he didnt get the chance to live on and progress further with it, but i guess we'll never know his potential now,will we?!
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They were big in the 70s....for five minutes,on a Saturday,after lunch..." - Me 2014.
They were big in the 70s....for five minutes,on a Saturday,after lunch..." - Me 2014.