George J. Dance wrote:

> General-Zod wrote:
>
>> Sorry I missed this one, actually G.H. was my favorite BEATLE...!

> Me, too. I hope you think this Dancehall does him justice.

> I'm glad you posted so I could tell you it's your topic again next week. We're back to the topic being anything: it can still be a deceased artist, but doesn't have to be.

Okay hey G.D. I'm going ahead and picking next week's TOPIC now, which will be.....

"GLITTER ROCK"

Everyone from David Bowie to Elton John and all points in between...!!

FOR EXAMPLE:

Sweet - Fox On The Run

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jNt7ZGCW-o

Please enjoy...!!

General-Zod wrote:

> George J. Dance wrote:

>> General-Zod wrote:
>>
>>> Sorry I missed this one, actually G.H. was my favorite BEATLE...!

>> Me, too. I hope you think this Dancehall does him justice.

>> I'm glad you posted so I could tell you it's your topic again next week. We're back to the topic being anything: it can still be a deceased artist, but doesn't have to be.

> Okay hey G.D. I'm going ahead and picking next week's TOPIC now, which will be.....

> "GLITTER ROCK"

> Everyone from David Bowie to Elton John and all points in between...!!

> FOR EXAMPLE:

> Sweet - Fox On The Run

> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jNt7ZGCW-o

> Please enjoy...!!

Excellent. Glitter rock it is.

George J. Dance wrote:

> General-Zod wrote:

>> George J. Dance wrote:

>>> General-Zod wrote:
>>>
>>>> Sorry I missed this one, actually G.H. was my favorite BEATLE...!

>>> Me, too. I hope you think this Dancehall does him justice.

>>> I'm glad you posted so I could tell you it's your topic again next week. We're back to the topic being anything: it can still be a deceased artist, but doesn't have to be.

>> Okay hey G.D. I'm going ahead and picking next week's TOPIC now, which will be.....

>> "GLITTER ROCK"

>> Everyone from David Bowie to Elton John and all points in between...!!

>> FOR EXAMPLE:

>> Sweet - Fox On The Run

>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jNt7ZGCW-o

>> Please enjoy...!!

> Excellent. Glitter rock it is.

Looks good.

George J. Dance wrote:

> General-Zod wrote:

>> George J. Dance wrote:

>>> General-Zod wrote:
>>>
>>>> Sorry I missed this one, actually G.H. was my favorite BEATLE...!

>>> Me, too. I hope you think this Dancehall does him justice.

>>> I'm glad you posted so I could tell you it's your topic again next week. We're back to the topic being anything: it can still be a deceased artist, but doesn't have to be.

>> Okay hey G.D. I'm going ahead and picking next week's TOPIC now, which will be.....

>> "GLITTER ROCK"

>> Everyone from David Bowie to Elton John and all points in between...!!

>> FOR EXAMPLE:

>> Sweet - Fox On The Run

>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jNt7ZGCW-o

>> Please enjoy...!!

> Excellent. Glitter rock it is.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_glam_rock_artists

Classic era of glam (1971–1976)
ABBA[1][2]
Angel[3]
Arrows[4]
Bay City Rollers[4]
Blackfoot Sue[4]
Marc Bolan[5]
David Bowie[6]
Chicory Tip[4]
Alice Cooper[4]
Jayne County[7]
Donovan (briefly in the early 1970s)[8]
Doctors of Madness[9]
Brian Eno[10]
David Essex[4]
Bryan Ferry[11]
Geordie[12]
The Glitter Band[13]
Gary Glitter[14]
Alex Harvey[15]
Hello[16]
The Hollywood Stars[17]
John Howard[18]
Iron Virgin[19]
Jet[20]
Jobriath[21]
Elton John[22]
Kenny[23]
KISS[24]
Magic Tramps[25]
Ney Matogrosso[26][27]
Metro[28]
Mott the Hoople[29]
Mud[30]
Queen[31]
Paper Lace[32]
Pilot[33]
Iggy Pop[4]
Suzi Quatro[34]
Lou Reed[35]
Alastair Riddell[36]
Mick Ronson[37]
Roxy Music[38]
The Rubettes[39]
Secos & Molhados[40][41]
Silverhead[42]
Skyhooks
Slade[43]
Slik[4]
Brett Smiley[44]
Space Waltz[36]
Sparks[45]
Alvin Stardust[46]
Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel[47]
Sweeney Todd[48]
Sweet[49]
T.Rex[50]
Magnus Uggla[51]
Vodka Collins[52]
Wizzard[53]
Roy Wood[54]
Zolar X[55]
Post-1976 glam
The Ark[56]
The Darkness[57]
Girl[58]
Hanoi Rocks[59]
Hot Leg[60]
King Adora[61]
The Medullary Paralysis[62]
Negative[63]
Prima Donna[64]
Pure Rubbish
Robin Black and the I.R.S.[65]
Spacehog[66]
The Struts
Suede[67]
Supergroupies[68]
White Hot Odyssey[69]

General-Zod wrote:

> George J. Dance wrote:

>> General-Zod wrote:

>>> George J. Dance wrote:

>>>> General-Zod wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Sorry I missed this one, actually G.H. was my favorite BEATLE...!

>>>> Me, too. I hope you think this Dancehall does him justice.

>>>> I'm glad you posted so I could tell you it's your topic again next week. We're back to the topic being anything: it can still be a deceased artist, but doesn't have to be.

>>> Okay hey G.D. I'm going ahead and picking next week's TOPIC now, which will be.....

>>> "GLITTER ROCK"

>>> Everyone from David Bowie to Elton John and all points in between...!!

>>> FOR EXAMPLE:

>>> Sweet - Fox On The Run

>>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jNt7ZGCW-o

>>> Please enjoy...!!

>> Excellent. Glitter rock it is.

> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_glam_rock_artists

> Classic era of glam (1971–1976)
> ABBA[1][2]
> Angel[3]
> Arrows[4]
> Bay City Rollers[4]
> Blackfoot Sue[4]
> Marc Bolan[5]
> David Bowie[6]
> Chicory Tip[4]
> Alice Cooper[4]
> Jayne County[7]
> Donovan (briefly in the early 1970s)[8]
> Doctors of Madness[9]
> Brian Eno[10]
> David Essex[4]
> Bryan Ferry[11]
> Geordie[12]
> The Glitter Band[13]
> Gary Glitter[14]
> Alex Harvey[15]
> Hello[16]
> The Hollywood Stars[17]
> John Howard[18]
> Iron Virgin[19]
> Jet[20]
> Jobriath[21]
> Elton John[22]
> Kenny[23]
> KISS[24]
> Magic Tramps[25]
> Ney Matogrosso[26][27]
> Metro[28]
> Mott the Hoople[29]
> Mud[30]
> Queen[31]
> Paper Lace[32]
> Pilot[33]
> Iggy Pop[4]
> Suzi Quatro[34]
> Lou Reed[35]
> Alastair Riddell[36]
> Mick Ronson[37]
> Roxy Music[38]
> The Rubettes[39]
> Secos & Molhados[40][41]
> Silverhead[42]
> Skyhooks
> Slade[43]
> Slik[4]
> Brett Smiley[44]
> Space Waltz[36]
> Sparks[45]
> Alvin Stardust[46]
> Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel[47]
> Sweeney Todd[48]
> Sweet[49]
> T.Rex[50]
> Magnus Uggla[51]
> Vodka Collins[52]
> Wizzard[53]
> Roy Wood[54]
> Zolar X[55]
> Post-1976 glam
> The Ark[56]
> The Darkness[57]
> Girl[58]
> Hanoi Rocks[59]
> Hot Leg[60]
> King Adora[61]
> The Medullary Paralysis[62]
> Negative[63]
> Prima Donna[64]
> Pure Rubbish
> Robin Black and the I.R.S.[65]
> Spacehog[66]
> The Struts
> Suede[67]
> Supergroupies[68]
> White Hot Odyssey[69]

I have a few favorites in this genre

W.Dockery wrote:

> General-Zod wrote:

>> George J. Dance wrote:

>>> General-Zod wrote:

>>>> George J. Dance wrote:

>>>>> General-Zod wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Sorry I missed this one, actually G.H. was my favorite BEATLE...!

>>>>> Me, too. I hope you think this Dancehall does him justice.

>>>>> I'm glad you posted so I could tell you it's your topic again next week. We're back to the topic being anything: it can still be a deceased artist, but doesn't have to be.

>>>> Okay hey G.D. I'm going ahead and picking next week's TOPIC now, which will be.....

>>>> "GLITTER ROCK"

>>>> Everyone from David Bowie to Elton John and all points in between...!!

>>>> FOR EXAMPLE:

>>>> Sweet - Fox On The Run

>>>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jNt7ZGCW-o

>>>> Please enjoy...!!

>>> Excellent. Glitter rock it is.

>> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_glam_rock_artists

>> Classic era of glam (1971–1976)
>> ABBA[1][2]
>> Angel[3]
>> Arrows[4]
>> Bay City Rollers[4]
>> Blackfoot Sue[4]
>> Marc Bolan[5]
>> David Bowie[6]
>> Chicory Tip[4]
>> Alice Cooper[4]
>> Jayne County[7]
>> Donovan (briefly in the early 1970s)[8]
>> Doctors of Madness[9]
>> Brian Eno[10]
>> David Essex[4]
>> Bryan Ferry[11]
>> Geordie[12]
>> The Glitter Band[13]
>> Gary Glitter[14]
>> Alex Harvey[15]
>> Hello[16]
>> The Hollywood Stars[17]
>> John Howard[18]
>> Iron Virgin[19]
>> Jet[20]
>> Jobriath[21]
>> Elton John[22]
>> Kenny[23]
>> KISS[24]
>> Magic Tramps[25]
>> Ney Matogrosso[26][27]
>> Metro[28]
>> Mott the Hoople[29]
>> Mud[30]
>> Queen[31]
>> Paper Lace[32]
>> Pilot[33]
>> Iggy Pop[4]
>> Suzi Quatro[34]
>> Lou Reed[35]
>> Alastair Riddell[36]
>> Mick Ronson[37]
>> Roxy Music[38]
>> The Rubettes[39]
>> Secos & Molhados[40][41]
>> Silverhead[42]
>> Skyhooks
>> Slade[43]
>> Slik[4]
>> Brett Smiley[44]
>> Space Waltz[36]
>> Sparks[45]
>> Alvin Stardust[46]
>> Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel[47]
>> Sweeney Todd[48]
>> Sweet[49]
>> T.Rex[50]
>> Magnus Uggla[51]
>> Vodka Collins[52]
>> Wizzard[53]
>> Roy Wood[54]
>> Zolar X[55]
>> Post-1976 glam
>> The Ark[56]
>> The Darkness[57]
>> Girl[58]
>> Hanoi Rocks[59]
>> Hot Leg[60]
>> King Adora[61]
>> The Medullary Paralysis[62]
>> Negative[63]
>> Prima Donna[64]
>> Pure Rubbish
>> Robin Black and the I.R.S.[65]
>> Spacehog[66]
>> The Struts
>> Suede[67]
>> Supergroupies[68]
>> White Hot Odyssey[69]

> I have a few favorites in this genre

Well, that's halpful in a few ways. It looks like "glam rock" is the name that won out historically, so we'll use that.

Second, it's good to see the diversity on that list; I would not have considered Alice Cooper or ABBA to be glam, but it would be good to have them on. And it's good to have Elton, Queen, and Bowie included. I'm also thinking there may be a place for older precursors (Little Richard?) and acts inspired by them (Billy Idol? Prince?). I wouldn't object to either of those.