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Jon Anderson - Yes
Phil Collins - Genesis (although I like the Gabriel-era music much better) David Gilmour, Richard Wright (and less-so, Roger Waters) - Pink Floyd Ty Tabor first, Doug Pinnick second - King's X Geddy Lee - Rush (the later albums, when he lost the screech) Mark Solomon - Stavesacre (great range, great versatility) Steve Perry - Journey Greg Lake - King Crimson John Wetton - King Crimson and Asia and perhaps the greatest vocalist ever, tonality and quality-wise, but not range-wise... Derri Daughtery - The Choir I'm sure there are others. Yesspaz out.
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