Originally Posted By: Don Gaynor
I grew up and frequently jammed with Bob ( Zimmerman ) Dylan in HS circa '56-59 (I'm 2 months older) but I would probably never qualify him as a singer, if asked.


Agreed. Though, I don't remember him singing jingles either. wink

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Also, the Everly Brothers were turned down by every studio in Nashville before 'making it'. They would play in the alley behind Ryman Auditorium hoping to be heard.


There is a difference though. They weren't turned down for not being able to sing. They had a sound the record companies weren't looking for at the time. I think we can agree they had a sense of pitch and rhythm and some pretty amazing talent.

What I'm referring to are people that don't sing in key...I don't mean as in a creative choice either. They also may not have much of a sense of rhythm.

Chad (Hope that makes it easier)

TEMPO TANTRUM: What a lead singer has when they can't stay in time.