[tomwed]

Originally Posted by TheVillageChicken

Reread. You are not seeing them again, they are performing again.

Who would you choose to see perform again?

When I read the title question I had an answer right away. I was just thinking about that the other day.

Paul Simon

He wasn't on the list. But I was looking for someone I saw perform once before who would still sound the same. Then I realized they were all dead.

I think I would like to see Beethoven in a Back to the Future sort of way.

ooops,,,I got that wrong too. I should have said I would like to see Beethoven in a Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure sort of way. At work I would get "in conversation support" from the younger teachers. Thank goodness for Google.

[Jaggy]

Originally Posted by CFrance

You do know she's deceased, don't you?

I guess I should have said "was" a good jazz singer, but isn't Elvis, John Lennon, etc, etc.. also deceased???? I don't understand your comment

[Sable99]

Elvis!

[DonH57]

Originally Posted by Jaggy

Amy Winehouse is a fantastic jazz singer - I agree her "pop" music leaves some wanting.. but give a listen to her jazz.

I would like to hear the duet she did with Tony Bennett before she passed.

[hulahips]

Michael Jackson and Ray Charles. Very different but loved them both

[Paulz]

Michael Jackson

[queasy27]

Jim Morrison by a nose, then Janis as close second.

[dbussone]

Janis Joplin (and yes I know she is dead)

[TheVillageChicken]

All fine choices. I am surprised that no one has asked, "Who is that dude on the far right second row"?

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by TheVillageChicken

All fine choices. I am surprised that no one has asked, "Who is that dude on the far right second row"?

From the bottom or top?

[TheVillageChicken]

Originally Posted by dbussone

From the bottom or top?

[The Great Fumar]

Kate Smith

[tomwed]

Is it Kurt Cobain?

[redwitch]

Kurt is top row blonde. Not guy from Nirvana, not Keith Moon. One of the Ramones (Tommy)?

[DougB]

Alvin Lee