After the Stones, my go to band or singer is ...................the Eagles.



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The Allman Brothers Band

The Who

Depending on my mood either Wilko Johnson, John Denver. Or Little Freddie King.

AC/DC and Van Halen.

Bob Dylan
Neil Young
The Rolling Stones

My "holy trinity". I could get by just fine with those three catalogues and nothing else. Mind you I do enjoy many, many other artists.

Quite a few, actually:

Bruce Sprinsteen (1975 to 1981)
Bob Dylan
Neil Young
Creedence Clearwater Revival
The Doors
Rod Stewart (up to and including 1976)
Gram Parsons (and all his related bands)
George Thorogood
Grateful Dead (early, up to 1972)
Johnny Cash
Willie Nelson
Muddy Waters
Johnny Winter
Stevie Ray Vaughan



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Stones, Beatles, Dylan, Neil...

...and Smokey Robinson...and Buck Owens...and Bob Marley...and Glen Campbell....and The Clash...and Howlin Wolf...and The Who...and George Jones...and Pink Floyd...and Jimi...and the Sex Pistols...and ABBA...and...

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

Allman Bros, Grateful Dead.....distant 2nd/3rd though

The Beatles
The Who
The Eagles
CCR
Steve Miller Band
The Doors
The Kinks
Blue Rodeo
David Bowie
Fleetwood Mac
Genesis
Supertramp

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The Allman Brothers Band

I would say that but They only put out 2 studio albums, and a live album before Duane died. I don't consider them the same band afterward. Especially the Ramblin' Man Allman Brothers.

The doors
(finnish) singer songwriter dave lindholm(+some of his many groups 1971->today)

Elvis cover 2009
[youtu.be]


One of his greatest hit In finnish(1993)
[youtu.be]



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Recently, I’d say...

The Beatles
Led Zeppelin
Oasis
Weezer
The Hollies - I’m working my way through their discography at the moment.

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The Beatles
The Who
The Eagles
CCR
Steve Miller Band
The Doors
The Kinks
Blue Rodeo
David Bowie
Fleetwood Mac
Genesis
Supertramp

Nice list, surprised to see Blue Rodeo! Are you from Canada? If not, how did you discover them?

Lynyrd Skynyrd

The Who

Alice Cooper

Led Zeppelin

Jack White.

Black Crowes
AC/DC
CCR

for me it's just the other ways round:
long after Bob Dylan there's the Rolling Stones

You've got the sun, you've got the moon,
and you've got the Rolling Stones.



ROCKMAN

Status Quo
The Cult (Ian Astbury is probably my fave singer after Mick)
The Kinks
King Crimson
The Who
The Beatles
Todd Rundgren

+ all the blues/soul/jazz/reggae/rhythm and blues/folk/country-greats (but they rarely had bands)

Oh, and Lucinda Williams!



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Kiss
Dylan
Lee Scratch Perry
Marilyn Manson
AC/DC
Soul Station

Bruce
Steve Earle
Eels
Dylan
Who
Low cut Connie
REM
Clapton
Zep
Weller
Clash

Tom Petty
Ian Hunter
Bruce Springsteen
Lucinda Williams

Bruce Springsteen

Tom Waits

Nick Cave

STUPID, STUPID!!!
Young man, Man, Young girl, Girl: One of the stupist questions here.



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Young



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T.Rex first then Stones



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Spupid? Who's that?

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tioms
SPUPID, SPUPID!!!
Young man, Man, Young girl, Girl: One of the stupist questions here.

You didn't get your morning espresso, I presume?