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100 Greatest Singers of All Time
- Thread starter BDBoop
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The lovely Barbara Bonney: Ave Maria-- Schubert
The most beautiful rendition of Ave Maria I've ever heard - YouTube
The fabulous Placido Domingo: Ave Maria--- (Aznavour)
Plácido Domingo - Ave Maria (Aznavour) - YouTube
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl9WMIPzd6w]Sarah Brightman & Andrea Bocelli - Time to Say Goodbye 1997 Video stereo widescreen - YouTube[/ame]
That gives me goosebumps.
Love it when I saw that guy live.
did he see you there?...........come on Sallow little bit of Humor ....Andy would chuckle at that....
No but his vocals are shot. He no longer has much range.
Same for Meat Loaf, sadly...and I wonder if he has early-stage Parkinsons.
Saw ML a year or so ago. Voice is gone, almost asked for my money back.
I saw him at Mohegan Sun in what may have been his last concert...he just cannot sing anymore. Which is too bad, because he LOVES performing. One thing I have to give him credit for: he lets every band member show off. His keyboard player did lead vocals in one song, his lead guitarist did vocals in another.
The show closed with an instrumental of Freebird...and in a truly classy move, he let his rhythm guitarist (who does not seem to do any vocals) show off, he and the lead guitarist alternating the lead (and clearly enjoying themselves). As they showed off, Meat Loaf stood quietly in front of the piano with a big smile, playing rhythm guitar.
The lovely Barbara Bonney: Ave Maria-- Schubert
The most beautiful rendition of Ave Maria I've ever heard - YouTube
The fabulous Placido Domingo: Ave Maria--- (Aznavour)
Plácido Domingo - Ave Maria (Aznavour) - YouTube
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl9WMIPzd6w]Sarah Brightman & Andrea Bocelli - Time to Say Goodbye 1997 Video stereo widescreen - YouTube[/ame]
That gives me goosebumps.
Love it when I saw that guy live.
did he see you there?...........come on Sallow little bit of Humor ....Andy would chuckle at that....
Heh..
The first time I heard that song was in this little town in France. The owner of the tavern was drunk out of his mind as he was about to go on vacation. He brought me and my ex wife down into the cellar and was like, pick anything, it's on me. My ex wife was an expert on wine and found the most valuable red for him to open up. He had a good laugh.
We went back upstairs, and he brought us a snack plate. He put the record on and was dancing on the bar mouthing all the words.
Was really quite a scene.
How is Bruce Springsteen a better singer than this;
Carly Simon - You're So Vain (with lyrics) - YouTube
Thunder Road...
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrgijKOnErI]Live, acoustic[/ame]
Pop23
Gold Member
This guy could sing to, although I don't understand why a lot of the girls back then wanted to have his baby?
Jackson Browne - The Pretender + lyrics - YouTube
Great singer! Great Song writer. Deserves Top twenty placement
Pop23
Gold Member
Natalie Maines of the Dixie Chicks
Great voice.
Great voice.
Ernie S.
Diamond Member
Did I miss Aaron Nevile? I didn't see him on the list.
Everyone has their own definitions of "greatness", but I think it can best be illustrated in the look on Mama Cass's face as she's watching Janis Joplin sing Ball and Chain at the Monterey film festival in 1967. You take one look at her and you know, she is looking at something truly great.Greatest means what you have accomplished, how much influence you have had in the genre you perform in, how much influence you have on other Musicians,are you still known 10 years after you made your debut......Best means what it says.....are you the best Guitar Player technically.....the best vocalist technically.....for instance Jimi Hendrix is considered to be the "Greatest" Guitar player.....but is he the "Best" player?.....there are dozens of players out there that can play circles around him....but are they as well known as him?.....are they as influential as him? are they considered to be as GREAT as he is?....
Apparently, dying helps.
Janis Joplin sang like a cat being tortured!
Ernie S.
Diamond Member
Everyone has their own definitions of "greatness", but I think it can best be illustrated in the look on Mama Cass's face as she's watching Janis Joplin sing Ball and Chain at the Monterey film festival in 1967. You take one look at her and you know, she is looking at something truly great.Apparently, dying helps.
Janis Joplin sang like a cat being tortured!
You should be negged into submission for that. No she didn't have an especially pleasing voice, but the lady could SING!
Sarah Brightman & Andrea Bocelli - Time to Say Goodbye 1997 Video stereo widescreen - YouTube
That gives me goosebumps.
Love it when I saw that guy live.
did he see you there?...........come on Sallow little bit of Humor ....Andy would chuckle at that....
Heh..
The first time I heard that song was in this little town in France. The owner of the tavern was drunk out of his mind as he was about to go on vacation. He brought me and my ex wife down into the cellar and was like, pick anything, it's on me. My ex wife was an expert on wine and found the most valuable red for him to open up. He had a good laugh.
We went back upstairs, and he brought us a snack plate. He put the record on and was dancing on the bar mouthing all the words.
Was really quite a scene.
the guy was?....
The only time I ever felt sorry for Janis Joplin, was when she was sitting next to Raquel Welch on the Dick Cavett show.You should be negged into submission for that. No she didn't have an especially pleasing voice, but the lady could SING!
Everyone has their own definitions of "greatness", but I think it can best be illustrated in the look on Mama Cass's face as she's watching Janis Joplin sing Ball and Chain at the Monterey film festival in 1967. You take one look at her and you know, she is looking at something truly great.
Janis Joplin sang like a cat being tortured!
You should be negged into submission for that. No she didn't have an especially pleasing voice, but the lady could SING!
Only if you were as high as she was!
I'm just fuckin' with ya!you do realize what that seems like your saying right? .....
BTW, all my friends think I'm nuts about Queen. They all say, "They're a monster rock band", "They're up there with everyone else", "Brian May made his own guitar from a Charvelle!", whatever the fuck that means!
The only thing I can play is the radio.
What, no Jim Dandy Mangrum?How could I have forgotten about Justin? He would be on my list for sure.
Who's that chick from the 10,000 Maniacs?
She had a nice voice!
She had a nice voice!
What, no Jim Dandy Mangrum?How could I have forgotten about Justin? He would be on my list for sure.
He the guy who sang that "If you want to get to heaven, you got to raise a little hell" song?
No. But he did sing, "Hot 'n Nasty".He the guy who sang that "If you want to get to heaven, you got to raise a little hell" song?
Pop23
Gold Member
What, no Jim Dandy Mangrum?How could I have forgotten about Justin? He would be on my list for sure.
He the guy who sang that "If you want to get to heaven, you got to raise a little hell" song?
That's the Ozark mountain daredevils. Great live band!
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