The greatest version of "Somewhere over the Rainbow"

[Casady1]

To think Rolling Stone did not include her in the top 100 singers.

[blm]

1. RS didn't include Bobby Hatfield, either.

Who was truly one of the great ‘real singer’ singers of all time.

Judy was great singing live, too. As was Hatfield.

[Casady1]

2. Judy Garand

was a superstar. Bobby Hatfield was not.

[blm]

3. Of course, and she was a film star, too.

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But, Bobby was still one of the greatest ‘real singers’ of all time. RS is just wrong.


Righteous Brothers “You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling’” is the number 1 radio song of all time.

https://www.bmi.com/news/entry/19991214_bmi_announces_top_100_songs_of_the_century

Bobby’s “Unchained Melody” is considered one of the greatest performances in music.

I was airing my beef with Rolling Stone, too. Didn’t mean for it to offend you.

[Casady1]

4. They didn't include Bing Crosby

the two most dominant singers of the first 50 years.

[central scrutinizer]

5. My favorite version - Eva Cassidy

[LoisB]

6. Hmmmm. Whoever compiled that list ???? How do you put the no-singing Beyonce at #8

and Elton John at #100 and Bob Marley at #98? Smokey, Curtis Mayfield, Bonnie Raitt, Prince, Freddie Mercury all too low. And where the hell is Neil Diamond? One thing for sure, they didn't ask me.

[blm]

7. Yup. Crazy list.