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Favourite Female Singer/s


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There are so many amazing women singers, but here are my all-time faves in roughly this order:

 

elizabeth fraser (cocteau twins)

joni mitchell

grace slick (jefferson airplane)

djong yun (popol vuh)

sandy denny (solo, fairport convention, fotheringay)

janis joplin (solo, big brother and the holding company)

karen peris (the innocence mission)

lisa gerrard (dead can dance)

miki berenyi & emma anderson (lush)

enya

loreena mckennitt

annie haslam (renaissance)

beth gibbons (portishead)

hope sandoval (mazzy star)

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QUOTE (Ancient Ways @ Feb 18 2011, 02:13 PM)
QUOTE (Steevo @ Feb 2 2011, 03:52 PM)
QUOTE (Passage2 @ Feb 1 2011, 09:44 PM)
Harriet Wheeler from The Sundays

Elizabeth Fraser from Cocteau Twins

yes.gif of course. The list is endless.

cool. I don't run across a lot of people who appreciate Harriet Wheeler - I think she is one of the best. it's a shame they only put out three albums. I am always hoping that they will put out another one, especially since the music industry has changed so much since Static and Silence came out. natalie Merchant is great as well.

Unfortunately they never got much past student radio here. They were quite big in the UK during the 80s when indie took off. She's a special one alright and yes, it's a crying shame they never had more output.

 

Natalie is a wonder as well, seeing her on the 'Motherland' tour in the front row was mega-spesh wub.gif

 

The twins have always been on the back-burner and I need to chase their stuff up pronto now. I only know a few.

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QUOTE (kazzman @ Apr 12 2005, 05:27 AM)
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Simone Simmons

I miss a name here: Floor Jansen (ex-After Forever), great personality, great voice (excellent range!).

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I love the voices/music of Diana Ross and the original Supremes, Mary Wilson and Florence Ballard, from the period of about 1964-68. They were young, talented, and beautiful in their long evening gowns. Motown was a happening place in those days.
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Wow, really hard to keep a short list here... so here is my favorite by decades I have been alive...

 

50's Patsy Cline http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-wJNpWgss8

60's Janis Joplin

70's Patti Smith

80's Cyndi Lauper http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HId2jQBEbYY

90's K.D. Lang http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-D9-61oUaM8

00's Sia Furler

start at 1:15

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Ann Wilson

Lzzy Hale

Amy Lee

Julie Andrews pre vocal polyp

Aretha Franklin

Amy Grant

Carole King

Melissa Etheridge

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