Bodicoteblue
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Have I missed it or has nobody mentioned Sandy Denny?
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Best male and female singing voices
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Bill Walker
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Have I missed it or has nobody mentioned Sandy Denny?
sounds like a beach somwhere in Scotland
Bill Walker
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Lad from Scotland who made it big in Oz, Jimmy Barnes is a truly wonderful singer
happychappy
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Some great shouts both old and new on the soul front, just add
Teddy pendergrass
Anthony Hamilton
Randy crawford
Teddy pendergrass
Anthony Hamilton
Randy crawford
Your preferred style of music will affect your choices, I would think.
As a lover of rock music I suggest you give a minute or two to David Coverdale in his prime. The power in Fool for your lovin' and the smoothness in Is this Love are two good starting points, but there's loads of others.
As for a female singer I'd go for Clare Tory (not just for Great Gig in the Sky) and Sam Brown
As a lover of rock music I suggest you give a minute or two to David Coverdale in his prime. The power in Fool for your lovin' and the smoothness in Is this Love are two good starting points, but there's loads of others.
As for a female singer I'd go for Clare Tory (not just for Great Gig in the Sky) and Sam Brown
City Hobgoblin
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Have I missed it or has nobody mentioned Sandy Denny?
Someone did way back .
And I will too.
So many good singers have come and gone and agree with a lot that have been posted but for me there's 2 who give me regular goosebumps hearing, Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson ( young and old ) something so specially unique about both of these guys.
Stevie and MJ in the studio together:
MJ singing Who Is It accapella and yes the beatboxing is legit, how he created his own songs without mastering any instruments.
Stevie and MJ in the studio together:
MJ singing Who Is It accapella and yes the beatboxing is legit, how he created his own songs without mastering any instruments.
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Luther Vandross
Stevie Wonder
Michael Jackson
Chris Cornell
Whitney Houston
Diana Ross
Look at this...
That's brilliant, really enjoyed that. Oh, I like your list too, thought I'd reccomend Chris Cornell's cover of Billie Jean if you've not come across it yet, brilliant rendition.
All about opinion.Just awful.