Irving Berlin.
Bob Dylan
Willie Nelson
Paul Simon
Tom Waits
Other
if you put in gershwin then ellington is in the discussion too.
Irving Berlin.
But, neither one of those can match the guys already put up.
Willy Braun.
And since everyone's throwing out non-Americans, Neil Peart.
And Irving Berlin.
That's largely why I forced myself to go with one of the four listed (though, I'm a huge Waits fan, so it wasn't that much of a force). Too many directions you can go with an "other" vote.
Isn't that for those of us voting to decide?
Copy cat.
Shout out for Mark Knopfler
Seconded.
No one even comes close to Dylan's writing.
Now for honorable mentioned, that no one has mentioned and a dark horse candidate........Chuck Berry.
How many rock bands have redone his many songs????
Isn't he Australian, or something like that?
Scottish, now that you mention it.
, I always thought he was Australian.
Avril Lavigne
Canadian.
And you still listed them?
Pendejo.
I vote Springsteen
"Hey, little girl . . . Is your daddy home? . . . Did he go and leave you all alone?"
Listen to Dylan sing. That should tell you how good of a songwriter he was.
Neil Young should be on that list, btw.
I don't know who the greatest is. But I love Dylan and Young.
I believe Young is Canadian.
So is Joni Mitc .
I had no idea Knopfler was not American.
Friday night's pay night guys fresh out of work
Talking about the weekend scrubbing off the dirt
Some heading home to their families some looking to get hurt
Some going down to Stovell wearing trouble on their shirts
Working on the highway laying down the blacktop
Working on the highway all day long I don't stop
Working on the highway blasting through the bedrock
Working on the highway, working on the highway
I met her at a dance down at the union hall
She was standing with her brothers back up against the wall
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