1. Paul McCartney
2. John Lennon
3. Noel Gallagher
4. Jagger-Richards
5. Page-Plant
George Harrison
6. Freddie Mercury
7. David Bowie
8. Kurt Cobain
9. Pete Townshend
10. George Harrison
11. Neil Young
12. Chris Cornell
13. Elton John
14. Tom Petty
15. John Fogerty
Honourable mentions: Hendrix, Waters-Gilmour-Wright, Morrissey-Marr, Cantrell-Staley, Hetfield-Ulrich, Grohl, Knopfler
>no Bob Dylan
>bob dylan
>no Thom Yorke
>no Henley-Frey
>no Brian Wilson
>no Elliott Smith
>no Sufjan Stevens
>Noel Gallagher
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Neil Young
Brian Wilson
John Foggerty
Robbie Robertson
Bob Dylan
Elliott Smith
Nick Drake
Joni Mitchell
Tom Petty
Paul McCartney
Jeff Lynne
is folk rock
>page plant
This is a best plagiarist list?
Now the patrician rank:
1.Paddy McAloon
2.Lennon-Mccartney
3.Brian Wilson
4.Josh Homme
5.Lou Reed
6.Robert Smith
7.Bob Dylan
8.David Bowie
9.Jagger-Richards
10.Nick Cave
Don't all you dad's have a union job to go to
Give me your top 5, kid. Then go brush your teeth
show me anyone the millennials listen to that is as good a song writer as any of the guys in OP
Bryan Adams
Jeff Tweedy
Jim James
Neil Young
Mike Cooley
Patterson Hood
Jason Isbell
Bob Dylan
John Foggerty
Robbie Robertson
George Harrison was a far better songwriter than Lennon or McCartney.
All Things Must Pass was better than anything either of them had made post-Beatles
wow bob dylan is ugly
1. mark hollis
Hunter-Garcia
Ryan Adams
Elliot Smith
Travis Meeks
Ben Harper
Claudio Sanchez
...
...
>all things must pass
>literally just songs he composed during the beatles, when he was exposed to Lennon and Mccartney the most
>never does anything as good after
HMMMMMM
>le epic reaction meme
Good one pops
>travis meeks is a better songwriter than paul mccartney and john lennon
They had a lot of duds and filler and you know it. Those 3 days of the new albums are pretty solid, especially if you consider he was writing the songs at 15 years old
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gene simmons/paul stanley