Elvis. He's the best singer out of the three of them. Frank's career went on longer then it should have, so he is diminished slightly, and Jackson was too much of a freak.
Michael Hogan, New Jersey

I'd choose Freddie Mercury. Tremendous showman, amazing voice, and he was part of an extraordinary band.
Joe, New York

None of the above...Ricky Nelson for sure -he had great songs/lyrics, great voice, great guitarist and GREAT LOOKING. I think I covered everything.
colette miller, Florida

Elvis was the king of all time.
jim blaine, Alabama

I would have to vote Jackson. He was a brilliant songwriter, dancer, and showman. No one to date can top that, not even Elvis. I also think he was a lost soul - pathetic in a way, and I do not believe he was a pedophile. He hung out with children because he was trying to recapture his own depraved childhood and overcome the abuse he suffered at the hands of tyrannical dad. MJ is a legend in my view.
bernice saunders, Florida

I couldn't just choose one. A really great concert would be Elvis and Michael Jackson, the King of Rock 'n' Roll and the King of Pop . . . . two talents that revolutionized the way music was heard and scene . . . and who could forget either's distinctive dance moves.
JK, Ohio

The Chairman of the Board without a doubt. He was the original American Idol, long before Elvis and Michael Jackson. He knew how to turn a phrase and Old Blue Eyes in his prime could put on quite a show with class and dignity.
Joe Fish, New York

I would love to hear ole Frankie sing again. Or why not the other one, Frankie Patterson?
mick, Alabama

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