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Since I am a newbie here at the Cafe Noir, this might have been done before.
I expect Music Chickie to get with this program.
For me it's
Allison Krause and Union Station
The Eagles
Bering Strait-Russian Classic Trained Blue Grass/Country group.
IA Al

wow tough call Al.. but The EAGLES ARE IN MY TOP3 ALSO.. will have to work on the other 2 choices but an easy pic will be The Beatles so now i'm down to 1...

Well... Mine aren't all groups... Some are just solo artists...

1)) Brooks and Dunn
2)) Gary Allen
3)) Garth Brooks

Led Zepplin
Deep Purple
ZZ Top

1. The Beach Boys
2. Spirit
3. Savoy Brown

I guess I could have said
1. Argent
2. King Crimson
3. Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band

Depends on my mood, I guess...Cheers, WC1

1. Steve Miller Band
2. Wings
3. Traffic

...and the beat goes on...

1. The Band
2. Little Feat
3. The Rascals

1. BTO
2. Steely Dan
3. El Rayo-X

1. Led Zeppelin
2. Deep Purple
3. Dire Straits

1. ZZ Top
2. Lynrd Skynrd
3. The Mahavishnu Orchestra

1. Allman Brothers
2. Asleep At The Wheel
3. Jethro Tull

1. Fleetwood Mac
2. The Who
3. The Rolling Stones

1. Cream
2. The Yardbirds
3. The Animals

Somebody stop me, please! I can't stop!

W.C.
I knew you would join in. Great post.
IA Al

rock:
Rush
Jethro Tull
Van Halen

country:
Brooks and Dunn
Garth Brooks
Montgomery-Gentry

alternative
REM
Dixie Dregs (ok not really alternative, but where do they fit...)
10000 Maniacs

Hey Cat - how did you get the playlist from my Ipod? That's spooky! Must be 'cause we're the same age.

That's interesting, Maritime...I could talk hi-tech and say I hacked into your database and pirated those groups, but if we're the same age, I guess that explains it right there! Heck, there are a lot of groups and solo artists I enjoy and could call my favorites. Back in my teens, I was big on Gary Lewis and the Playboys...what I learned later was that they had Leon Russell arranging their stuff, and top-flight session men playing the tracks...Herman's Hermits, same deal but over in the UK. The 4 albums they made in the mid-60s were unbelievably good...the musicianship stood out and was in a class with the best bands around back then. The Monkees made great records, we all know what the deal was with them, but the music and songwriting was great...I dig Tom Waits, Ry Cooder, John Hiatt, Mellencamp (my favorite Mellencamp album is "Human Wheels", which was not a hit) various blues and off-the-wall rock 'n roll outfits...Todd Rundgren...Edgar Winter...Peter Gabriel...not real big on the 'Cops, they were icons of the 80s but they sound dated and I'm not down with Sting on his save the planet stuff...Paul Simon...Sheryl Crow...getting Birthday calls...gotta run...WC1

Back...Frank Zappa...what if Frank Zappa would have been a drag racer?