What is the oldest band/artist that you listen to?

[Drake the Dragonheart]

Probably Steve Miller band.
No wait it would actually be the beatles.

 

[tomvw]

Classical music, the music from Fallout 3 and other than that "Hot Chocolate" (I love "Emma")!
Oh, and Toots Thielemans, that guy is awesome

 

[Connosaurus Rex]

Mozart i guess.......

I call you a Mozart and raise you a Beethoven

 

[Serge A. Storms]

I see Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Beethoven, and not a damned bit of love for Bach.

 

[Lullabye]

Mozart i guess.......

I call you a Mozart and raise you a Beethoven

damn you.*gives cookie*

I see Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Beethoven, and not a damned bit of love for Bach.

BACH DAMMIT! I LOVE BACH!

 

[Caligulove]

Probably Gustav Holst or Freidrich Handel.
(though I doubt these are actual recordings by them conducting)

so as to music I listen to that was actually the real recording
Would have to go for things like Sam Cooke or the Miracles from the 50's. Still good stuff, and still listen to it frequently

 

[Generator]

The Beatles are the oldest band that I listen to frequently. Aren't I original?

 

[enzilewulf]

linkin park i guess they formed in 1995 that or cold play.. they both have been around a long time

 

[SpAc3man]

I guess its the Who and the Doors for me, '64 and '65 respectively

 

[NBSRDan]

Artist: Johann Sebastian Bach, 1700's
Band: The Beatles, 1960's

 

[Misterian]

I think...Elton John.

 

[Christemo]

Aerosmith. they started out in ´69.

 

[Autovon]

The Cult, 1983. Don't listen to much older music.

 

[Blank Verse]

Who are you? Who, who, who-oo-oo.

I really wanna know.

 

[RanD00M]

Who are you? Who, who, who-oo-oo.

I really wanna know.

And for those who don´t get that reference.He's talking about The Who.

 

[Purple Shrimp]

Chuck Berry

All of my stuff is from between the 1950s and early 1970s, so that isnt saying that much

 

[Pegghead]

The Ink spots I suppose.

 

[Eleuthera]

Probably Johnny Cash, at least as far as more than one track applies. I don't really think classical composer count since they're not the artist you're listening to, they're "modern bands" (orchestras) covering those songs... but that might just be my personal defect.

 

[Lord Krunk]

Mozart, Chopin, Tchaikovsky, Beethoven, and Grieg.
Or, if you want more current, Billie Holliday, and the Andrews Sisters.

Mozart is the oldest of them all, so you could really just say him. All the others are from the next musical era (including, partially, Beethoven, who helped to invent Romanticism).

Well that's enough of me being a music buff.

For me, it would have to be Vivaldi. The Four Seasons is one of the greatest pieces ever written.