Favorite Vocalist
- Thread starter Badger
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64Firebird
New member
Joe Cocker
Howling Wolf
Muddy Waters
Just about anybody with 50 years of whiskey and cigarettes behind them.
Howling Wolf
Muddy Waters
Just about anybody with 50 years of whiskey and cigarettes behind them.
James Argo
Fancy Rock N' Roll
One name in my head...
ILL MITCH
ILL MITCH
James Argo
Fancy Rock N' Roll
...eerrr Try again.
My dad, Steven Tyler of Aerosmith !!! He got a right key on a right key hole...
ps. Bdgr, that was your 1111 posts. I love seing the lined numbers.
My dad, Steven Tyler of Aerosmith !!! He got a right key on a right key hole...
ps. Bdgr, that was your 1111 posts. I love seing the lined numbers.
MISTERQCUE
Not Just Anutha Brutha
Luther Vandross & "Lucky" Luciano Pavorotti!
..........with some De'Angelo and Tom Jones thrown in!
..........with some De'Angelo and Tom Jones thrown in!
coloradojay
New member
Oh, so many
Too many to list, but lately I've been diggin on a lot of:
Stevie Wonder
Alicia Keyes
Esthero
Lamb
Jhelisa
Brian McKnight
Boyz to Men
and especially
Kurt Elling - !Check him out!
(this guy is like Brian McKnight meets Frank Sinatra in a 'how much emotion can you possibly convey through a mic" contest)
...and for the classics I can't forget:
Bonnie Rait
Robert Plant (when he still had that amazing falcetto years ago)
Billie Holliday
Ella Fitzgerald
Arethra Franklin
Luis Armstrong (a big influence in scat, and the human voice as a Jazz improv instrument in general)
I love all of these vocalists, and have used each of them as vocal studies in at least one form or another.
Long Live the Event VOCALIST Forum!!!
<(c;
Too many to list, but lately I've been diggin on a lot of:
Stevie Wonder
Alicia Keyes
Esthero
Lamb
Jhelisa
Brian McKnight
Boyz to Men
and especially
Kurt Elling - !Check him out!
(this guy is like Brian McKnight meets Frank Sinatra in a 'how much emotion can you possibly convey through a mic" contest)
...and for the classics I can't forget:
Bonnie Rait
Robert Plant (when he still had that amazing falcetto years ago)
Billie Holliday
Ella Fitzgerald
Arethra Franklin
Luis Armstrong (a big influence in scat, and the human voice as a Jazz improv instrument in general)
I love all of these vocalists, and have used each of them as vocal studies in at least one form or another.
Long Live the Event VOCALIST Forum!!!
<(c;
James Argo
Fancy Rock N' Roll
Bdgr said:
So, that's the question, huh ? boy oh boy... that's trapping...
coloradojay
New member
oh yeah
Forgot Toni Braxton, and refered to her in the style thread, so she definitly gets mention.
Just for the record:
Yes, I am a guy.
And Yes I do wish I could sing like all of the Female vocalists I listed!
<(c;
-J
Forgot Toni Braxton, and refered to her in the style thread, so she definitly gets mention.
Just for the record:
Yes, I am a guy.
And Yes I do wish I could sing like all of the Female vocalists I listed!
<(c;
-J
Mustafa Salaam
New member
Fave vocalist?
Though he's not known as singer and never recorded or performed with a band, his VOICE was nonetheless
more melodic than any-1 I've ever heard b-4!
His specialty was in the"SPOKEN WORD" where he had great command of his vocals!
He knew how to apply crescendo when aptly needed and mellowness during soft passages! His voice can invoke fire & passion moving the listener so forcefully yet graciously!
I wish I had his vocal talents!
His name was MARTIN LUTHER KING Jr.!!!
Though he's not known as singer and never recorded or performed with a band, his VOICE was nonetheless
more melodic than any-1 I've ever heard b-4!
His specialty was in the"SPOKEN WORD" where he had great command of his vocals!
He knew how to apply crescendo when aptly needed and mellowness during soft passages! His voice can invoke fire & passion moving the listener so forcefully yet graciously!
I wish I had his vocal talents!
His name was MARTIN LUTHER KING Jr.!!!
Richard Monroe
Well-known member
Freddy Mercury, Grace Slick (circa 1968), Don Henley, Garth Brooks, Ann Wilson, Jacko, Ted Nealy, and the list goes on...Richie
