What would you say is his best song?
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Yes, I met him. I liked his version of The Eagles "A Whole in tHe World" that he sang with his brother. I am not sure if it is on any of his albums but he sang it at an event at Liberty University.
604965
It is one of his better ones . it is very serious song and I really believe it is the truth nowadays ! Hopefully we all choose the right one ! \n\nOh, I need you Jesus.\nHallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah!
100885
i like kanye west as an artist he's a genius man he has the lines and the beat to back up for the moral in his songs..hands down him and luda are topping it right now. i also like fall out boy, and foriegner's jukebox hero and urgent songs
658199
His old stuff..\nWhen Doves Cry\nLittle Red Corvette\n1999\nDarling Nikki\nLet's Go Crazy\nErotic City\n\nThey remind me of "the days"
496751
either "best of" or "greatest hits"...
417170
Irreplaceable or any beonce songs.\n\nme and my friends totally love this song and i thinkif you listen to it yoll like it too.
74738
I agree with you "anjels brought me here" is my all time favorite. "alone" was pretty good.
90289
I've only just started listening to him but I'm loving it so far. Listened to Constipated (a cover of Avril Lavignes's Complicated) and it was hands down the funniest song I've ever heard.
245724
It depends from the moment and from how I am.\nBut you're right rap is the best
128691
I think the best song is "walk away" from the "you could have it so much better" ablum
217373
Best Song: American Pie by Don McLean, Baba O' Riley by The Who or Free Bird by Lynyrd Skynyrd.\n\nBest Artist: Hmmmmmmmm...I'm sorry. I can't choose. I'll give you my favorites in no particular order:\n1. Beatles\n2. Elvis Presley\n3. James Brown\n4. Rolling Stones\n5. Bob Dylan\n6. Chuck Berry\n7. The Who\n8. Led Zeppelin\n9. Stevie Wonder \n10. Jimi Hendrix\n11. The Beach Boys \n12. Pink Floyd \n13. Aretha Franklin \n14. Bruce Springsteen\n15. David Bowie \n16. Black Sabbath \n17. Queen \n18. Buddy Holly \n19. Bob Marley \n20. Sam Cooke\n21. Elton John\n22. Neil Young \n23. U2 \n24. The Doors \n25. Sly & The Family Stone\n26. The Clash \n27. Prince \n28. The Grateful Dead\n29. Michael Jackson\n30. The Supremes\n31. The Temptations\n32. Madonna\n33. The Kinks \n34. Otis Redding\n35. The Everly Brothers \n36. Van Halen \n37. Elvis Costello\n38. Simon & Garfunkel \n39. Cream \n40. Frank Zappa \n41. Roy Orbison \n42. Eric Clapton\n43. George Clinton & Parliament/Funkadelic \n44. The Allman Brothers Band \n45. Janis Joplin \n46. The Ramones \n47. Crosby, Stills, & Nash (& Young)\n48. Fleetwood Mac\n49. AC/DC \n50. The Byrds\n51. Joni Mitchell\n52. The Eagles \n53. Smokey Robinson & The Miracles \n54. R.E.M. \n55. Creedence Clearwater Revival\n56. Johnny Cash\n57. Van Morrison \n58. Aerosmith\n59. Curtis Mayfield & The Impressions\n60. The Drifters\n61. The Police \n62. Metallica \n63. Pearl Jam \n64. Deep Purple \n65. Bill Haley & His Comets \n66. The Band \n67. Santana \n68. Yes\n69. Jefferson Airplane \n70. King Crimson\n71. Al Green\n72. The Isley Brothers \n73. The Moody Blues\n74. The Sex Pistols\n75. Talking Heads\n76. Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers\n77. Billy Joel \n78. The Bee Gees\n79. The Yardbirds \n80. The Four Tops \n81. Radiohead\n82. Patti Smith\n83. Guns 'N' Roses \n84. Chicago\n85. Rush\n86. Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band\n87. Rick Nelson\n88. Earth, Wind, & Fire\n89. Duran Duran\n90. Yellowcard\n\nAlbum: I can't give you specific, but these are my tops of all time: \n1. Revolver (1966)-The Beatles\n2. Pet Sounds (1966)-Beach Boys\n3. Dark Side Of The Moon (1973)-Pink Floyd\n4. Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)-The Beatles 5. Led Zeppelin IV (1971)-Led Zeppelin\n6. Who's Next (1971)-The Who\n7. Are You Experienced (1967)-Jimi Hendrix Experience\n8. London Calling (1980)-The Clash\n9. Rubber Soul (1965)-The Beatles\n10. Born To Run (1975)-Bruce Springsteen\n11. Ziggy Stardust (1972)-David Bowie \n12. Abbey Road (1969)-The Beatles\n13. Let It Bleed (1969)-Rolling Stones\n14. Rumours (1977)-Fleetwood Mac\n15. Highway 61 Revisited (1965)-Bob Dylan\n16. Hotel California (1976)-The Eagles\n17. Led Zeppelin II (1969)-Led Zeppelin\n18. The Doors (1967)- The Doors\n19. Quadrophenia (1973)-The Who\n20. Appetite For Destruction (1987)-Guns N Roses\n21. In The Court Of The Crimson King (1969)-King Crimson\n22. Tommy (1969)-The Who \n23. The Wall (1979)-Pink Floyd \n24. The White Album (1968)-The Beatles\n25. Layla (1970)-Derek And The Dominos \n26. Back In Black (1980)-AC/DC\n27. Blood On The Tracks (1975)-Bob Dylan \n28. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (1973)-Elton John \n29. Moving Pictures (1981)- Rush\n30. Aqualung (1971)-Jethro Tull\n31. The Joshua Tree (1987)-U2\n32. Van Halen (1978)-Van Halen
358542
That song is great. I have his cd with that on it,but Walking in Memphis is the only selection on the cd that I like.
404128
HIS SONGS ARE AWESOME! NICE JOB!
264113
Fort Minor - Where'd you Go    \n I love that song!
597827
Three Lions without a doubt. The original one in 1996 especially with the 30 years of hurt instead of no more years of hurt. It just brings back great memories as it came out about the same time i finished school and reminds me of a fab summer where i had loads of freedom and no responsibilities! \nBut it is the greatest song, regardless of memories, and very catchy. Although i do keep finding myself humming Vindaloo by Fat les.
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Work is a good one. I also like Moment of Truth. I can relate to that song soo much in so many ways.
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It's really a matter of opinion. That being said you'd have to consider any of the following:\n\nPeter Tosh\nBurning Spear\nBlack Uhuru\nGregory Isaacs\nSly and Robbie\nLee Scratch Perry\nMad Professor\n\nThe list could go on and on. While Bob is certainly the most well known, I wouldn't agree he is the "best". If it's your opinion that he is the best and you're looking for the best reggae artist besides Bob (which it looks like you are) then the answer to your question would be Peter Tosh since it was Peter who taught Bob how to play the guitar.