Freddie Mercury especially had an amazing voice and was ranked second only to Mariah Carey by MTV for the best voices in music ever.Ī perfect combination of range, power, articulation and control is needed to become one of the greatest vocalists of all time. Elvis Presley, Freddie Mercury from Queen, John Lennon from The Beatles, Jim Morrison from The Doors, and Bob Dylan are only a few of some of the best rock vocalists ever, but also some of the most influential singers of all time. While there are many notable vocalists of today's rock music, arguably many of the best rock vocalists of all time are those from earlier generations. Greats like Robert Plant, David Bowie, Steve Perry and Neil Young come to mind, as do icons like Bono, Mick Jagger and Bruce Springsteen. That really doesn't narrow down the many greatest rock singers in recent rock music history, though a certain few stand out as above and beyond all the rest. To be included on this list, the vocalists must be primarily known for their association with rock music and (obviously) must have a great voice.
Their voices set them and their bands above the rest and define them as the best rock singers of all time. These talented men and women of rock could easily captivate audiences with just their vocals. "He's the biggest.The best rock vocalists of all time are the frontmen and leading ladies of our favorite rock bands, or those solo artists whose voices are some of the best ever. When asked which rock star had the biggest penis of all, super-groupie Connie Hamzy didn't hesitate before choosing the News lead singer. I say that mouthwash is not only for gargling.” "I use Listerine to make sure everything down there is sterile, like a surgeon before an op. According to Cosmo he settled on the stately "Wendell," as it means "wanderer or seeker." But there's so much more: The 73-year-old also described his minty fresh regiment for keeping Wendell in tip-top shape. The size of Tom Jones' manhood has been told in showbiz gossip since the '60s, but more recently revealed the name of his famous bulge. However, our private theory is that he leaked the tape himself just to show off. We've ALL see the Motley Crue member's member in his infamous "leaked" sex tape with then-wife Pamela Anderson. His exploits are splattered all throughout the pages of the tell-all Zep chronicle Hammer of the Gods, and groupies claim that his "Moby Dick" weighs in (metaphorically speaking) at 10 inches. The Led Zep frontman has one of the most iconic crotches in rock history, and according to groupies, it's not just for show. What do you call those things? The 20-ounce bottle.
Of slightly more dubious (but endlessly more amusing) validity, is a quote off of Tales From A Groupie, which says that Jay has "the biggest d-k you will ever see in your life.Huge. Get ready to rock out with….well, you know the rest.Ĭarmen Bryan, the self-proclaimed "Hip Hop Helen of Troy," recently penned tell-all memoir in which she is very complimentary about the size of Hova's disco stick, comparing it to a baby’s arm, the neck on a giraffe, and an elephant’s trunk. So head up to the gallery above for some tall tales of rock legends who apparently are packin’ some serious pipe. There are worst stories to spread, after all! Plus, they’re pretty hilarious. Granted, we can’t TOTALLY confirm that 100 percent of these adventures are true, but we have a funny feeling that these dudes won’t mind. Websites like Groupie Dirt have afforded us an invaluable data-base of rock star bedroom habits and (ahem) “anatomy,” courtesy of ladies who’ve (allegedly) shared intimate moments with their favorite artists. Some salacious stories have been making the rounds for decades, while newer ones are coming to light thanks to the miracle of technology. And we’ve assembled 10 of the very biggest… You ever wonder why rock stars wear such tight pants? Size always matters, no matter how many number one records records you have! Legends concerning musicians with amazing “greatest hits packages” have become part of the rock ‘n ‘roll myth.
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