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Because no one else in here is likely to I've got to fill in some of the obviously overlooked, a short list only
Germans:
JS Bach
Wagner
Richard Strauss
Schumann
Handel
Mozart

Italians:
Rossini
Verdi
Puccini

Contrapuntalists:
Palistrina
Victoria
Lassos
Tallis
Josquin desPrez

Sud Americanos:
Heitor Villa Lobos
Antonio Carlos Jobin

Nort Americanos
George Gershin
Rogers and Hart

And from England
Dowland
Syd Barrett

Gatdan777 wrote:Three pages of comments and no one has mentioned John Mayer! What is the world coming to?

Worst dredge ever.

Ears wrote: Germans:
JS Bach

And how, I still need to find a good copy of BWV582. I've only got a grainy copy from Youtube. Might wind up biting the bullet and spending money at iTunes to get it :/

Dave Dobbyn is mentioned at last.

I've come to this thread a bit late but...

Glen Hansard

Heard of a guy called Foy Vance? Google him, he's awesome.

David (as in, King)

KentNZ wrote:
Glen Hansard

+1

Because no one else in here is likely to I've got to fill in some of the obviously overlooked, a short list only and not grouped by any nationalist convention:
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Carl Orff
Gustav Holst
John Williams (which one do I mean?)
Duke Ellington
Billy Strayhorn
Earl Hines
Sidney Bechet
Aaron Thibeaux Walker
Spike Jones
Peter Greenbaum
Neil Innes
Eric Idle
Jack Bruce
Johnette Napolitano
Ben Harper
Peter Greenbaum

Ian Anderson
Jack White
Peter O'Doherty
Chuck Berry


....and (dammit, can't resist, lol):
Weird Al
Jimmy Pop

David Bowie

Been transcribing some of his stuff the last couple of weeks

There is some clever shit in there for sure

Gatdan777 wrote:Three pages of comments and no one has mentioned John Mayer! What is the world coming to?

Writing songs to make panties moist does not equal greatness

Going to put Greg Dulli in the mix somewhere

Clever guy

Noel Gallagher

Brian Wilson
Randy Newman
Stevie Wonder

I heard "Love and Affection" by Joan Armatrading the other night

I reckon it's High Art that lyric.