Angry_Dragon wrote:Jad Fair and Courtney Love. Think about it.
Yuck. No thanks.
Who s the king-queen of soul?
11Yuck. No thanks.
Yuck. No thanks.
Who s the king-queen of soul?
13Stephen Malkmus and the chick from that 'Barbie Girl' song
Better yet, eat the placenta!!!
Who s the king-queen of soul?
14i'd probably have a different answer every week, but at the moment,
OV Wright
is ruling my world - possibly the first gospel singer to go properly 'secular' and the deepest of deep soul voices....
and for the ladies, it's got to be Aretha
OV Wright
is ruling my world - possibly the first gospel singer to go properly 'secular' and the deepest of deep soul voices....
and for the ladies, it's got to be Aretha
Sting, where is thy death?
Who s the king-queen of soul?
15I honestly can't believe that after I posted a picture proclaiming Otis and Carla as "king and queen," that this thread still moves onward.
Baffling.
Baffling.
But I digress. Please continue with the squirrel circuit semantic debate.
Who s the king-queen of soul?
16I don't know about the King but Gene Chandler certainly is the Duke of Earl.
Who s the king-queen of soul?
18Etta James... this woman was on fire...
Tom wrote: I remember going in the back and seeing him headbanging to Big Black. He looked like he was raping the air- really. He had this look on his face like, "yeah air... you know you want it.".
Who s the king-queen of soul?
19This is fuckin hard.
On any given day I could vary between Marvin Gaye, Otis Redding, Bill Withers, James Brown, Al Green and George Michael.
As for the laydeez, I'd have to pick Aretha Franklin.
One of my picks is a red herring and could also qualify in both the king and queen categories.
On any given day I could vary between Marvin Gaye, Otis Redding, Bill Withers, James Brown, Al Green and George Michael.
As for the laydeez, I'd have to pick Aretha Franklin.
One of my picks is a red herring and could also qualify in both the king and queen categories.
"Why stop now, just when I'm hating it?" - Marvin
