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splott parker
Whitney Houston is dreadful in my opinion. Karen Carpenter was marvellous as was Dusty. Annie Lennox is another of my favourites. Brenda Lee could bang ‘em out as well.
Whitney’s mum was pretty good though Cissy Houston - Aretha’s backing singer.
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Taunton Blue Genie
I love this performance by Sister Rosetta Sharp. Born in a town called 'Cotton Plant' in Arkansas, she is playing, a tad incongruously perhaps, at a disused railway station in Manchester. I hope it will cheer up the miserable buggers on here for a few minutes at least :xmasthumbup:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9a4...&start_radio=1
I first saw that video on one of the BBCs very good music documentaries and had to wind it back three off four times because I couldn’t believe what I was watching - I’m sure that’s one of my mum’s old coats.
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WJ99mobile
No Whitney?
Some brilliant suggestions above mind
Can't abide I will always love you but really like I wanna dance with somebody
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Janis Joplin & Bonnie Raitt
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Rjk
loved that
It's great but I don't know that her singing voice is anything special
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Cyclops
I saw Sister Rosetta Sharp on a blues package tour circa 1963/63. It included Otis Spann, Brownie McGee and Sonny Terry and (what was his name....? Oh. yes...) MUDDY WATERS! Had never seen a woman play an electric guitar before that day. Shattered a few delusions, I can tell you.
Reckon that trumps your occasional viewings of Trower at the Bridgewater Bridge and Social Club, ole fruit...
I saw Muddy Waters in the 80s. I would have loved to have seen the others, but I was only 2 in 1963
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SOXY BOY
Mariah Carey , Adele, and also Ruby Turner.
Ruby Turner is good. I saw her with Alexis Korner at the Marquee Club in the early 80s
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RichardM
Ruby Turner is good. I saw her with Alexis Korner at the Marquee Club in the early 80s
Ruby Turner is excellent. First saw her at uni about 30 years ago. She's a regular now I think with Jools Holland.
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MacAdder
Cilla Black and Lulu.
Dear God that’d be just a lorra lorra shouting!!!!!
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Bob I thought I was a lone voice! I was a Judie groupie from 79 to 82. What a great time. Then I transferred allegiance to Randy Crawford
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The Bloop
Ruby Turner is excellent. First saw her at uni about 30 years ago. She's a regular now I think with Jools Holland.
Yes, but she always seems to be billed as a "special guest" rather than a member of the band.
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Thought I'd add some thoughts arising from a coupla posts on this thread.
Female 'screamers/screechers'. I like Tina Tuner (saw her at the Millennium Stadium as it was then called), but there's only so much of her voice I can take at a time.
Felt the same way about Sam Brown. She is the daughter of Joe and former Vernons Girl, Vicki Haseman (a stunning-looking lady who had a successful career in Europe). Sam was a essentially a backing singer. You would have seen her during the Concert for George (Harrison) and several Hootenannys. She was also the resident singer with Jools Holland's R&B Orchestra for several years - and then her place was taken by Ruby Turner, a hot gospel vocalist/bit-part actor who has been mentioned here. Turner presented a documentary Shout Sister Shout about Sister Rosetta Tharpe for BBC Radio.
Sam could belt out a song with the best of them - but after a while, for me her voice was a little jarring.
Sad to say, from 2007 she could no longer sing - being unable to hold a note.
Sam in fine form: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACFl...eeFHiDefVideos
My fav Ruby performance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8X3K...OLSHOLLANDVEVO
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Always thought that Ellie Goulding has a great voice, as does Joss Stone. Denise Johnson, who sang on Screamadelica, also had a fantastic voice.
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Sarah Vaughan and Billie Holiday for me.
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Showing my age now! This song immediately transports me back to the 60's and my student days in London. She had a beautiful voice indeed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBpU...5HT9WG_g5gCK-L
For my second choice I think it would be Karen Carpenter.
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Scottish: Eddi Reader and Liz Fraser
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az city
Scottish: Eddi Reader and Liz Fraser
I cant believe Suzie has been mentioned here already, particularly this category . The great Susan Boyle of course......
The cocteau twins , brilliant haunting music ..
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az city
Scottish: Eddi Reader and Liz Fraser
Liz Frazer's solo in Carry On Regardless was musical genius! :xmashehe:
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Jimmy the Jock
I cant believe Suzie has been mentioned here already, particularly this category . The great Susan Boyle of course......
The cocteau twins , brilliant haunting music ..
Her work with massive attack is amazing
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az city
Scottish: Eddi Reader and Liz Fraser
Add Barbara Dickson to those two. She has a fantastic voice.
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splott parker
Whitney Houston is dreadful in my opinion. Karen Carpenter was marvellous as was Dusty. Annie Lennox is another of my favourites. Brenda Lee could bang ‘em out as well.
What's Whitney Houston's favourite type of coordination?
HAND EYYYYYYYYYYEYEEY
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delmbox
What's Whitney Houston's favourite type of coordination?
HAND EYYYYYYYYYYEYEEY
Very GoooooooOOOOooood
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delmbox
What's Whitney Houston's favourite type of coordination?
HAND EYYYYYYYYYYEYEEY
:hehe:
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Cardiff girl Maureen Evans
and the chick who sang 99 red balloons.
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dandywarhol
Cardiff girl Maureen Evans
and the chick who sang 99 red balloons.
German lass
Hairy armpits
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asked for your best..not your horny teenage crushes.