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Magnetic fields (with a voice almost deeper than Leonards!)
Syd Barret
Bob Dylan
Kashmir (a danish band)
The Raveonettes (danish band)
Rufus and Loudon Wainwright
Neil Young
Belle and Sebastian
Stina Nordenstam
Moon gringo (danish band)
The Jesus and Mary Chain
Roxy Music
Bill Murley performing MORE THAN THIS
Pearl Jam
Johnny Cash
Nick Drake
The strokes
The Beta Band
and so on....
oh yes and Eamon

Leonard Cohen
Chicago
Peter Cetera

I like to keep the list short
Bruce Springsteen
Johnny Cash
The Clash
Bob Dylan

Catalan: Lluis Llach!!!, Serrat, María del Mar Bonet, Raimon, Ovidi (forever), Toti, Ia i Batiste, Sisa, Jorcx...

Spanish: Aute, Sabina, Silvio Rodríguez, Pablo Milanés...

English: Leonard!!!, Dylan, S&G, Lennon, Harrison, Rollings, Neil Young - CSN&Y, Clapton - Cream, Cocker, Sting - Police, Al Stewart, Cat Stevens, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Lou Reed - Velvet, Alice Cooper...

Others: Moustaki!!!, Brel, Brasens, Ferrat, Hardy, Astrud Gilberto (so nice), Toquiho, Vinicius, Caetano Veloso, Django - Grappelli, Bach, Ludwig Van, Vivaldi...

With my daughters we share a lot of music and also they have brought to house Mana, Mano Chao, Gossos, Sau, Bela Flek, Ben Harper, more Bob Marley and to their boyfriends...

Hi All

Hmmm favorite muscians... (In No Paricular order...except for how they are organized in my CD player)

Freddie Hubbard
Radiohead
Johnny Cash
Smashing Pumpkins
PJ Harvey
Tom Waits
Soul Asylum
Violent Femmes
The Smiths
Sonic Youth
Phish
Tori Amos
Velvet Underground
Wes Mongomery
The Pixies
Nirvana
Wayne Shorter
Dead Milkmen
Ethan Miller
Bob Dylan
REM
McCoy Tyner
Dave Matthews
Beck
Sonny Rollins
Bjork
Iggy Pop
Patsy Cline
Woody Guthrie
Leonard Cohen!!!!
Jaco Pastorius
Black Flag
Dizzy Gillespie
Sonny Stitt
Leadbelly
Charles Mingus
Mr Bungle
Rufus Wainwright
John Cage
Bessie Smith
Billie Holliday
Elvis Costello
Nat Adderley
Frank Zappa
Robert Johnson
Blind Wille Johnson
Cowboy Junkies
Amiee Mann
Ornette Coleman
Cracker
John Coltrane
Phil Ochs
Glenn Branca
Chick Corea
Vaselines

Just to name a few.

Smog
I really think some of you would like Smog
Check out:
Knock Knock
Supper
Dongs of Sevotion
Doctor came at Dawn
The futher back you go the more noisey the stuff gets but that list before
from the orginal F about covers mine
did we have The Velvet Underground on there?

Brian Wilson (most especially Smile - released in UK 28TH September 04!)
Love with Arthur Lee
Nick Drake
Felicity Buirski
Michael Chapman
Bob Dylan
John Cale
Procol Harum
Scott Walker
The Walker Brothers
Tim Hardin
Tim Buckley
Jeff Buckley
The Incredible String Band
Television
Patti Smith
Julie Feliix
George Harrison
The Kinks
Mott the Hoople
The Stones (Sixties)
The Lovin'Spoonful'
The Small Faces
P.P. Arnold
Otis Redding
Radio 3 in the mornings
(except for Sounds of the Sixties on Saturdays)
plus numerous other artists and songs (mostly 60's & 70's)

John Etherington

Blues (Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, Eric Clapton, John Mayall)
Hard Rock (long time Deep Purple fan)
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Pink Floyd
Joe Cocker
Neil Young
Moody Blues
Rolling Stones
Alan Stivell
David Gray
Classical (various)

Hi Stranger ~

I rarely comment in this thread [though I always read it ~ like all the others ], but I have to say that I was so pleased to see John Mayall's name show up. I loved him before I saw him, and even more, afterward.

~ Lizzy

Hi Lizzy, glad you like him. Do you like the blues in general? Not such a big departure from Leonard (this needs a bit of a stretch of imagination). Some other artists in my list are rather remote from him, though. But I forgot to list JJ Cale, whom I like a lot too, and who is closer to LC's music than some other in my list.

Let's not forget "Billy Sunday" (or Blues of the Jews, as I believe it was called).

Hi Stranger ~

Yes, I do like the Blues. John Lee Hooker wasn't on your list, and I really like him, too.

~ Lizzy