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Boundary Waters Quetico Forum Listening Point - General Discussion Is there a better live vocalist? |
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11/06/2017 12:59PM
My favorite band is Rush, so it's apparent that sublime vocals aren't of the utmost importance for me.
That said, I am forever sad that I never got to see these two live: Freddie Mercury, as he is the greatest rock/pop vocalist of all time. Followed closely by Roy Orbison.
Susanna Hoffs is my favorite living vocalist. Her voice gives me chills and weak knees. Never seen her live, though.
Best I've seen live:
Annie Lennox
Bono
Steve Perry
Darryl Hall (not so much now - he struggled with high notes when I saw them last summer.)
Ann Wilson
Layne Staley and Jerry Cantrell... amazing, haunting harmonies
That said, I am forever sad that I never got to see these two live: Freddie Mercury, as he is the greatest rock/pop vocalist of all time. Followed closely by Roy Orbison.
Susanna Hoffs is my favorite living vocalist. Her voice gives me chills and weak knees. Never seen her live, though.
Best I've seen live:
Annie Lennox
Bono
Steve Perry
Darryl Hall (not so much now - he struggled with high notes when I saw them last summer.)
Ann Wilson
Layne Staley and Jerry Cantrell... amazing, haunting harmonies
11/07/2017 07:23PM
Try Shawn Colvin, and you will never go back. Check out her earlier albums such as, "A Few Small Repairs". The band I had in the 1990's played her song, "Tennessee". That was great to play lead guitar to with drop-D tuning.
Saw her in a solo acoustic concert at a very small venue in Schaumburg, IL a few years ago in the first row center. She was all there - same voice, same guitar playing. Just awesome. I think she is in her mid-50's or close to 60 years old now, and has not lost a beat or tone. Probably some sound clips on Amazon or elsewhere.
Tomster
Saw her in a solo acoustic concert at a very small venue in Schaumburg, IL a few years ago in the first row center. She was all there - same voice, same guitar playing. Just awesome. I think she is in her mid-50's or close to 60 years old now, and has not lost a beat or tone. Probably some sound clips on Amazon or elsewhere.
Tomster
11/13/2017 09:30AM
Steve Perry in the '70's and early '80's. Presently, there are two voices I cannot get enough of Michael Tait from the "Newsboys" and Tiffany Arbuckle Lee, who goes by the name "Plumb." She has the voice of an angel!
Plumb
Newsboys
Plumb
Newsboys
"Let us live so that when we come to die even the undertaker will be sorry." Mark Twain
11/14/2017 11:21AM
quote ozarkpaddler: "Steve Perry in the '70's and early '80's. Presently, there are two voices I cannot get enough of Michael Tait from the "Newsboys" and Tiffany Arbuckle Lee, who goes by the name "Plumb." She has the voice of an angel!
Plumb
Newsboys "
I like the Newsboys. I'm not a fan of "Christian" music in general, as I find a lot of it insipid. Nothing against the sentiments of the music or faith. Just don't care for the music. But the Newsboys were pretty awesome. Take Me to Your Leader is one of my favorite albums. Going Public was great, too. Once Furler left the band, I wasn't interested any more... they kind of faded into the pack of generic Christian bands.
Tait has a great voice - I did like DC Talk when he fronted them.
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