Who is the most beautiful male singer of all time?

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Part 2

Rick Nelson.

Elvis

That hair and body....

Prince could seduce even lesbians.

You must all be either sensory-impaired or totally lacking any sensuality.

Peter Pairs

Only American and Brit singers? Open your eyes to the world some more, OP. MEH!

In the 80's I wanted to be in the middle of a Jon Bon Jovi/Kip Winger sandwich.

Jeff Buckley

i wanted to latch onto the BULGE on huey lewis on that one album cover! whew!..

and while never technically beautiful, i give you 2 words; tom jones! even now i can't believe the sexy dirty moves he performed and of course his spray painted on pants that left nothing to the imagination! surprised he was never charged with public indecency on stage especially during his prime and the more conservative climate compared to today!...

as far as "beautiful" gotta go with ricky nelson, elvis and jim morrison... at least among the well known singers...

I was thinking JBJ as I read your question, saw he was your first option so of course picked him. But Elvis was beautiful too.

Hello!

"Of all time" seems to mean the last 30 years or so. What about Vic Damone? Jack Jones? Harry Belafonte? Frankie Avalon? Fabian?

R14, Jim Morrison's been dead for nearly 50 years.

Henry Rollins

Scott Walker (sadly just died this past summer), formerly of the Walker Brothers. Bigger than the Beatles at one time in the 60s. Amazing voice.

My personal pick is Prince all day everyday then Freddy Mercury and Marvin Gaye. Objectively I’d say Marvin Gaye or Elvis plus they sexy on top of beautiful.

Surprised none of the Durans were included.

PRINCE? oh please, if he wasn't a famous singer and walking the streets, i can't even imagine what would be said about him and it wouldn't be good..

duran duran: more makeup then toni basil and way too girly..

Michael Jackson was simply goregous. He has passed on his good looks to Paris and Blanket.

R20. You are wrong for that one.

From the list, Elvis. But I think Harry Belafonte is the most beautiful.

I guess I always think of the bloated Vegas Elvis over the younger one. He’s gorgeous in OP’s pic there though. My mom had been a big Ricky Nelson fan in her teens and as a young gay I also thought he was just so pretty when I saw him on reruns of Ozzie and Harriet.

For the poster complaining about only Americans and Brits on the list I was trying to come up with a Canadian contribution, but Bryan Adams, Geddy Lee and Gordon Lightfoot are all I could come up with and none of them was a stunner.

A young Joey Tempest.

Morrison and Cobain

Paul McCartney

Ricky Nelson hands down.

Young Bret Michaels

Douglas Williams

Douglas Williams

Freddie is in second to last place? Get your eyes checked darlings.

Prince. Jim Morrison. Johnny Mathis.

Even Ozzy was a hot little twunk.

It is close between Ricky Nelson and young Elvis if the test is beautiful and not hot or sexy. They were neither of those things, IMO.

[quote]Bigger than the Beatles at one time in the 60s

The Walker Brothers were wonderful but they were never bigger than the Beatles.

Anyway: the most beautiful male singer? I agree with those who say Ricky Nelson. He was truly beautiful. Unearthly.

He was once a great beauty. I would know, I would know.

And a good argument can be made for the young Elvis

Jim Morrison

Luis Miguel

Teddy Pendergrass had the most beautiful voice, was a tall and a fine-looking black man. Unfortunately, he was involved in a car accident which paralyzed him and he eventually succumbed from complications of it.

Marc Bolan

Prince

Ricky Martin

Jim Morrison in his prime was about as beautiful as they get. Alas, his poetry was shit and he was an addlepated burnout.

Sting. My childhood crush.

David Bowie and his androgynous beauty

Morrison as romantic poet

Morrison packing some heat in tight leather pants

I watched a Jim Morrison interview and he got significantly less attractive

Freddie Mercury and Kurt Cobsin were great singers, but I wouldn't really call them beautiful. Mercury was sexy though. From that list, I would say JBJ and Elvis. Both were beautiful AND sexy when they were younger.

Though a singer's good looks were never a prerequisite to my liking music (Neil Young? Bob Dylan?), I could not help but keep the inner sleeve of Strange Days as masturbation material in 1967.

80s/90s Axl wipes the floor with all of them

Johnny Mathhis

R28 Brett is competing in the '80s Androgyne League with Seb Bach, Michael Monroe, DL fave Jani Lane & Vince Neil; all beautiful as young men but in an era-specific genderbent way. Certainly no timeless paragons of masculine beauty.

Vince has had the strangest trajectory when it comes to his looks, though I suppose given his trials of life it's understandable. As a teen he looked more at home with the Crosby Stills & Nash crowd, then as a young man he grew lovely, then once he got into his mid-late 30s he looked like Jon Lovitz's cousin. He's been at least three different people in his life.

R52 IS the floor of which he speaks.

Young Robert Plant could have my entire paycheck.

It's Blunters, though he'd insist that you are the beautiful one.

Jim Morrison was my first celebrity crush as a kid

Now - John Legend

MR.

MOJO

RISIN'!

"RAINER: In 'No One Here Gets Out Alive' and other books, they point out a lot of negative sides and negative stories about Jim Morrison, what is your honest opinion on that?

FRANK: For me it is the whole subject of my quest in the last couple of years working with Jim’s poetry. I started this quest a long time ago when I made the book An Hour For Magic and the propose of it was to say that this guy that is talked about in 'Nothing Here But Lots Of Lies' is not the guy that I knew. Nothing Here But Lots Of Lies is exactly what it is, it’s a lot of lies! I didn’t know that person pictured in that book.

BAM: Excuse me for interrupting, but you are quoted in No One Here Gets Out Alive as saying you thought Riders On The Storm was cocktail music.

PR: I'm glad you mentioned that. I'd like to digress for awhile and tell you about that. I did NOT say that about Riders On The Storm.

Danny Sugerman, (co-author of the book) is a FAN of the Doors who took Jerry Hopkins' original manuscript and destroyed it. Danny didn't interview me, Jerry did. Danny then changed a lot of my interview to HEARSAY that other people did. I am FURIOUS about 'No One Here Gets Out Alive' and so is everyone else I've talked to who is quoted in that book. It's a great piece of sensationalism, very little of which holds to historical fact. The general shape of it is correct, but Jim is sensationalized rather spectacularly, and the best parts of Morrison are not there. The people who really helped the Doors' career are treated in a very cavalier manner, and the only people who come off well in my opinion are the groupies and sycophants who were hanging around the band and close to Danny Sugerman - who was a groupie himself.

[quote] and his androgynous beauty

EXCUSE ME??!????

I forget how hot Axl used to be.

Morrisons bulge had nothing on Freddie's beautiful big bulge.

The largely unknown Kip Winger of the Band Winger did it for me.

Sam Cooke

When I was 15, it was Bow Wow and Aaron Carter haha

Robert Goulet